The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-23
CITY CHIPS.

terday.
FIVE cases retired 70 the work house
yesterday morning.
THE revival still continues at the Zane
Street NJ. E. Church.
Reserved seats for the matinee are to
be had at Adams Il Lucas, without extra
charge.
The Hempfeld train was detained
some time yesterday on account OF 1sii
of rock at Steenrod's cut.
THE little ones of the Children's Home
will attend the Mother Goose matinee,
this afternoon, in body, at 2 o'clock.
The crossing at Twenty-ftth and
Chapline streets, east side is impossible,
and good many others are not very lar
behind it.
STREET cars in all directions, also cars
to Elm Grove, will be- on hand after to.
nights performance Of another Goose
at the Opera house.
THE Board Of Commissioners Commit
tee on Poor House and Farm, will VISIT
that institution to-day, Leaving in spec
ial car at o'clock sharp.
Mr.. JOHN BoGER, Jed Fist, Lun Babe,
all of Captina, have organized cotillioR
band, and are playing with great success
at parties IN that neIghborhood.
A HOLINESS meeting will be held at
Chapllne Street NJ. K. Church tonight.
A cordial invitation is extended TO all,
both saints and sinners, TO attend.
THREE dances will be held in the
Eight ward tonight, Social Club at
K0ch's, Leasure Boat Club at west
wood and Crescent Boat Club at Notes
hall.
So far there have been one hundred
conversions and one hundred and seven.
teen sccessions to Wesley Chapel, South
Wheeling, and the cry is, still they
come!
SOME of our sweetest singers among
them Mr.. Seeley, Mr.. Mendel and others
gave concert at Bsrnesville, Ohio, last
night, which was attended by the elite OF
the city.
AT 4 o'clock Thursday, well known
young man was seen vending his way to
the depot with jug of-molssses IN his
hand. Evidently there was tany
Jerkin'" not far away.
AT the time of the fire alarm yester.
day, the horses hitched to the Atlantic
engine, broke the tongue OF the engine
wagon IN crossing the railroad just IN
front IF tho enylne house,
The flag displayed at the business
house of Laughlin Bros., Main street,
was blown from its fastenings last even.
ing and came very near smotherihg
gentleman who was standing where it
fell.
THE United and Atlantic engine
houses were handsomely decorated with
flags Yesterday, in honor of Washing
toms birthday. Many private houses in
TIE city were also tsstefully dressed with
bunting.
A GOOD number of people from Bell.
sire intend to come up to see the last
performance of the Mother Goose recep.
ton tonight. Let them charter boat
and come by the hundreds, they will not
be sorry for 1t.
A MEETING for the purpose of con.
sulting rs to the wishes of the people OF
South Wheeling IN the matter OF form
ing a new military company will be
held 1T Rocks Hall tomorrow afternoon
at two o'clock.
COMMITTEES from each Of the three
Green back and Labor and Labor Clubs
in this city will meet at the Atlantic
Engine House next Tuesday evening,
and confer rs to the ACCESSIBILITY OF con.
soldsting their Interests.
By reference TO our advertising COL
umns, it will be seen that Mr.. Earnest
X oeppner, No. 60 Thirty.third street,
Intends to servea free oyster supper at
his saloon tonight, Tor the benefit OF his
friends. All are welcome.
AN exciting political discussion took
place at Squire Schultz's office yesterday
morning, during the absence OF that OH
cial. Hearing great noise at the scat
o. Justice he fastened in, just in time TO
prevent the parties coming to blows.
EsTERDAY morning Mr.. w. n. lur-
ner made arrangements TO purchase all
the fixtures put up by A. Neuhsuseh IN
the business house now occupied by him,
on Market street, Messrs. Oscar Seely
and Theodore Roller acting AS arbitra-
tors.
THURSDAY evening boy was stealing
a ride ON one OF the street cars, when the
driver ran through TO the rear OF the car
and struck At him with whip, the lash
of which caught rouOd the boys leg and
drug him about ten feet before the driver
let 90 the whip.
The free lecture by Mr.. McNair, Of
Pittsburgh, Grand Master Workman of
PeDnsylvania, before the Ancient Order
Of United Workingmen in this city, at
the above hall, tonight, will no doubt
be largely attended. MIR. McNsir Is an