Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-08
THE HISTORY OF A DAY.
CouNc1L tonight.

COUNCIL tonight.
SOME very fine Pinafore paper has
been spread upon the dead walls.
C. w. SEABRIoHT presented gold
headed cane for the benefit of the sham
battle.
SWEENEY Sons Machine Shops were
off yesterday on account OF having run
out OF coke.
TEE sale of reserved seats for the
Pinafore will begin at Lucas at o'clock
this morning.
Jos. FERREL has Just finished reftting
and white washing his stables on Six
teenth street.
TIE hinge factory will resume as soon
as a supply OF iron can be gotten from
Pittsburgh.
DURING the week, John Rine, OF the
Rine House, will leave with lot OF
stock for Philadelphia.
SUNDAY afternoon John Klaus, Of the
Eighth ward, fell from a pair OF steps
and broke one OF his legs.
Two deeds Of trust and one deed OF
release were admitted TO record ov
County Clerk Hook yesterday.
THE old feed store on NarGet street,
Fifth ward, is beins uemollshedl In order
10 make room for new building.
The MANY friends OF Mrs. Jane Nc
Lure will regret TO hear Of her death, at
her late home yesterday morning.
THE new Mcclure House furniture is
being put in by the firm from whom the
proprietors purchased it in st. Louis.
Council committees on police, fire
department, market and ordinances,
met at the City Building last evening,
IT is thought that the Hempfeld
trains will be able to pass through
Wright's tunnel, hear Claysvil'e, to-day,
The new bridge on the Hemptield
road over the creek, below Main street,
is completed and is substantial struct-
ure.
YESTERDAY afternoon was beautiful,
and in consequence quite number oil
ladies prOmenaded the streets until late
last evening.
NEXT Wednesday evening, Mr.. Hicks,
who resides on Twenty-tifth street, will
entertain number OF his friends with
social dance.
MESsRs. MCGRANAGAN HAMILTON, OF
this city, have contracted with a.
Ridcelv TO construct for him a residence
near West Liberty,
OFFICER DAVIS has about succeeded
i'm breaking up the crowd Of loaiers who
frequent the corner OF EOn ana
Eighteenth streets.
The new stage Settings" for the
Pinafore were put in at the Opera house
Yesterday and will be used in the
orchestra rehearsal TO night.
A TEAM of horses attached to coal
cart yesterday evening made things
rather lively at the suspension bridge,
by running off. No damages.
IT is rumored that a new train, to be
known as the Triadelphia accommoda-
ton, will shortly he put on the Hemp
field railroad, to run between this city
and Washington, Pa.
THE regular monthly Social of the
Zane street Church will be held in the
lecture room of the church on Wednes-
day evening of this week. The soclals
at this church have been among the
most successful held in the city during
the season.
PERSONS who have coal holes in their
pavements, should be very careful that
they are kept fastened, as several per
sons have been slightly injured by fall
| ing into them. The police have made
several arrests for violating tine coal
vault ordinance.
YESTERDAY afternoon Marshal Archer,
Of Bellaire, was in the city looking for
Young thief named Manly, alias the
'Sailor Boy" No arrest was made.
The boy had broken in Jake Durch' ;
restaurant window and stolen several
articles the day before.
ABOUT the worst condition OF affairs
among dwelling houses, is that on Me-
CullOch street, East Side, around the
hill. The ground has given away, and
several of the dwellings have careened
leaving a half foot difference in the
level OF the buildings. Another freeze
or two will cause the houses to slide
down the hill.
The Hess English Opera Troup will
give matinee on the afternoon OF the
| l9th instant and a performance the same
| evening. At the matinee "The Chimes
/ Of Normand" will be given and in the
evening Faust" The troupe find il
impossible to make this city in time 10
| perform on the evening OF the 18th