Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-07
NUTSHELL NOTES

Tia ircendiary boom has subsidized.
Tnz $500 reward has evidently in
Inundated the fire bugs.
OyE msrriage license was ISSUED by
Recorder Hook, yesterday.
The County Court, tina, u tent cit Zen
machiae, is getting lis wo. K IN hVeiy'
The Council Committees on Streets,
Alleys and Grades and Water Works
are called 10 meet this ey n,ns.
ELIZABETH BAKER has been placed
unJer bonds to keep the peace Tor SIX
months by Squire Wait, OF the fh'n
ward.
THr reunion of the Sad v l.,
xLirh Was 10 have been held IN New
Philadelphia ON the 2lst inSt., has Oeeh
postponed one year.
Tur Chiliren's Home Board OF Direc-
tors are called TO meet this afternoon at
3 o'clock. at the office OF Henry n List
Esq ,li04 Main street.
TuE English Lutheran Church II
Sunday school people are entering mo
the preparaiions for their HirvG5' SeF'
r;,,s next SUNDAY, with considerable
HsNNe
Zc$t. -.
Tgnsg whn lave not secured lH"l'
Second naturalization papers. AMI can
not attend cont during ihe day, should
a,:ead tni1 evening during the mint
session.
TUgrv wal be . meeting Of the lddics
of WLtein. IN the lecture room "i we
First prr.i,:t-ridn Church this evening
~ haIi.pts, seven O'Clock, to hear some
statement, in .egard 10 Christian WORK
anon. women in Europe.
ga TWELVE inch crock sewer Is being
lad on Chapline street, as ordered Dy
Council, and under the direction oil the
proper officers, from the alley running
,q,s. and west, between Eleventh anu
Twelfth streets, to Twelfth street.
The comn;ttee apt pointed hy the Board
q Education To receive bids on TIE
architectural designs for the proposed
F,ih ward school building. have award-
el the same to :. VI. Howard, Esq. The
new building will cost about S2),OOl,
One of the incest little surprise par
ties that has taken place for a long time,
MAS the one rendered Miss Clara Cole
man. of Eighteenth street, last evening.
The music was splendid, the danciiis
kept up late. AMI the twenty-five couple
of Young folks present had a glorious
time.
MISSiE MCCoNXULL, IA laiy nine years
| old, terrible crcature-perIHct vlraco -
was before Squire Phillips Yesterday
| morning charged by Tom Brady Will
committing an assault on his son. lie
case MS a rather amusing one and Was
! discharged az the cost OF the State.
L,sr evening, IA the train on the
HempticIl was cnmiagin, nj the swNch,
/ corner of Foil and Seventeenth street,
the train hal passed. partly over al
riybt. but the rear end Was IN sOme way
thrown on 20 the side track, IS the
switch became misplaced. 1t took sew
crll hours' work to s.ra.ghtcn things
out.
Ir i. with genuine regret that the an
nouncement is made vi the death Oi
Mrs J.. G. Orr, which occurred at hei
| husbands residence last NIGHT. Mrs
| Orr formerly lived in this city, then
moved away and had lately returned t.
| the city, where she was warmly wei
coined bv her old friends, to whom her
| death Will provea sad blow.
Tug funeral OF Mrs. Capt. John Me
Lure took place yesterday afternoon
from her late residence on the Island
| The funeral ceremonies were attended
bv a large ~concpurse of sympa'h. zin4
friends The pail bearers were all 90
! a%Cuuain;anrcs oi the deceased. me!
were Messrs. Capt. G. II. Booth, Mayoi
Sweeney. ". 5. GOshorn, K. &. Bon
ham. ;. Z. Hildreth. J. X. Eotslori, \
| G.. Robinson and Thomas Hughes. Tie
| funeral was conducted in 4 very solemn
and impressive manner by Rev. DIR. s,c'
Clure. OF tho L. L. Church, assisted 10y
Rev. Wilson, Presiding Elder, and Key,
Masden, OF the Methodist church.