Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-17
THE HISTORY OF A DAY.

ANorHER rise in the river is expected
by the boatmen.
SELL BRos.' 7-elephant paste brigade
are chartered at the New Mcclure.
The Eight ward now boasts of news
depot and jewelry store. Hoop-la!
/ YESTERDAY morning while passing
Market street, b. L. Rogers, a farmer,
! lost S35.
YESTERDAY, Schenk & Zoeckler re-
ceived a fine lot of large hogs from over
in Ohio.
THE Belmont mills are advertised to
be sold at public sale on the 18th day oil
next June.
ONLY four dollars cash were realized
on the fifteen cases at Police Court yes
terday morning.
LAST evening, the Leiderkrautz Sing
ing Society gave an entertainment IN
Notes Hall, Eighth ward.
ONE marriage license and one deed OF
trust were admitted to record by Coun-
/ tv Clerk Hook, yesterday.
! Ir is about time that our boat clubs
| should begin to look around for single
| scull races for the summer.
TIE street car track in the curve OF
/ Chapline and Twenty-fOurth streets, Is
being repaired by Supt. Lotus.
TONIGHT the Board OF Education will
meet in regular monthly session at their
rooms in the Crangle Block on Market
/ street.
ROBERT McWADE has been booked to
appear at the Opera House on May 81,
in rip Van Wrinkle" and Paddy
Myles."
THE engine and boilers formerly
| owned by Charles kTyter, have been
purchased by Lewis Zoeckler, OF the
| First ward.
We received a delicately written epis-
| tie from some fair one, yesterday, Tor
publication, but as she did not send her
name, we decline to publish 1t.
OFFICER MILLER was called out at 3
O'Clock Yesterday morning to go after
crowd of roughs on Fulton hill, but
when he got there they were gone.
OFFICER ALTMEYER, of the Fourth
ward, was recently presented with a
handsome police club by Mrs. Henry,
wife of ex-Policemen James Henry.
We understand that the land lying
above Fulton, and which belongs to
Judge Thompson, is to be laid out IN
town lots, which will enlarge Fulton.
YESTERDAY, Superintendent Morgan,
of the Western Union Line, put in Il
fire alarm gong at Chief OF Fire Depart
mpnt ECcles' residence, on Sixteenth
street above Eoff.
The Fulton fire department held a
meeting recently and counted up their
cash on hand, showing S6l5 in the trea-
sury, which is to purchase fire engine
Of some description.
TIE three military companies OF this
citv will give Union ball at Turner
Hall next Friday evening. The pro-
ceedS will 90 toward defraying sham
I battle expenses.
4 LARGE party was held at the resi-
dence Of O.. RendSOn, at NellsDurg,
last evening, at which quite anumber oil
persons were present. Cockayne went
up on the evening train.
We understand from reliable source,
that very nearly all OF the rooms IN the
new steamer st. Lawrence, have been
engaged by persons who desire visiting
the festival at Cincinnati next month.
YESTERDAY, the Adam Blum property,
on the South Side, was offered Tor sale,
i'm front of the court house, by Auctloneer
Halter, but as only the sum OF $500
was bid on it, the sale was postponed.
The II. J. Leasure boat club boys will
Give a grand ball Friday night next, at
Wastwood's Hall, at which there will be
n club swinging match between j. Brad
dock and VIM. StOetzcr, Tor purse OF
so.
DAY before Yesterday, Mrs. Kate
Gaus, wife of Sebastian Gaus, died at
her home on Eighteenth street with
consumption. She was the daughter OF
Nicholas Hague, and leaves four chill
dren.
Tms evening Otto Yeager, 9 lass
cutter at the South Wheeling Glass
House. will lead to the marriage altar
Miss Lila Radcliffe, daughter OF James
Ra,clitTr The ceremony will he per
formed at s o'clock.
THE price Of admission to the military
ball Ia he given at Turner Hall to-
morrow night, has been reduced to %
cents. All arrangements have been
made in order to insure a pleasant time
to those who may attend.
4 YOUNG man of this city who is
struck on boating, has been absent
about thirty days, we will not say
where, and since his return has r.
! 1 Ala hn hou haan p,ota on tho
Stockdale, but few believe his plausible
yarn.
YESTERDAY afternoon, the Council
| Committee on Streets, Alleys and
| Grades made tour Of inspection OF the
| highways and bv-ways OF the city. The
committee now realize what the report
crS have been writing about, 1. Z. bad
streets and alleys.
The Arbitrators in the damages re-
sulting from running sewer from the
! Penitentiary 10 Grave Greek, met at III.
X. Lists office yesterday to prepare
report. which will not be made public
until Friday and most probably not un-
I'll Saturday next.
/ Eureka Lodge No. rs, |. o. q. F.,
/ will celebrate the sixtieth anniversary
of Odd-Fellowship in the United States,
on the evening OF the 18th instant, at
their hall in the Eighth ward. Prepare
tons have been made for good speaking
and iirSt-class music.
So,IE excitement was caused in the
neighborhoOd of the postotlice, yester-
day afternoon, by Thos. List throwing
his horse three times. The horse had
not been used for some time, and was
quite spry when brought out by Mr..
List, and in consequence became iretful.
The harness were slightly broken in the
falls.
We were Yesterday informed 10y a
gentleman who was born and raised in
the Second ward, and who is now fifty
one years Of age, that he had yesterday
/ morning visited portions Of ground in
: the First ward that he never knew OF
before. This is celebrated case, es-
pecially when it is taken into considera-
/ ton that the gentleman has slid down
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