Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-09
NUTSHELL NOTES.
COUNCIL tonight.

COUNCIL tonight.
VERY changesble weather.
The Maennerchor Singing Society
dance at Assembly Hall on the 3Oth in
slant.
OxE deed OF trust was admitted to
record in the County Clerks office yes
terday.
CHARLIE KIL4YER, the fat and happy
musician, was made the proud father OF
a twenty-pound baby yesterday.
One OF the Knights OF Pythias Lodges
of the city will celebrate Thanksgiving
by giving bali at Assembly Hall.
EVERY member of Council is request
ed to be on hand promptly tonight, as
important business is TO be transacted.
Two young bloods got into fight on
Fourteenth street, near the Opera
House, and while pummeling each 9TH
er were both arrested by Officer Shorts.
TIE short line cars Of the Citizens
line were taken Off Yesterday, on account
OF the epiz Jotc affecting the horses to
that extent that they We're not Iii Tor
work.
The Committees on Health and
Streets, Alleys and Grades met last
evening at the city building, and aud
tied the usual bills, and made up their
reports.
TnE Washington District Hancock
and English Cub propose holding
meeting al their tlub room on Wednes'
day next 10 settle up the business OF the
campaign.
Nix. JoHS w. CUMMINGS inspected the
boiler of the BenwoOd blast furnace,
Yesterday, and the entire battery which
was subjected to a very severe test,
stood it satisfactorily.
OFFICER AsNUs arrested a man named
Roberts in dead drunk state, near the
Opera house, last evening. He escaped
some time ago from the work houseand
is a bad character generally.
The fires in one OF the furnaces at the
Pottery were liz yesterday, and In about
three weeks everything will be in full
blast. Ii looks business like To see the
smoke pouring out OF the big chimneys'
THERE was a fall in wool on Market
street yesterday. A farmers wagon
loaded with the fleeces broke down IN
front OF the postoffice. and was then run
into by a street car. No one was hurt,
and the only damage done was a broken
pane OF glass.
OLD Jimmy" Johnson and cripple
were both harled in for drunkenness
Yesterday. The cripple is the same In.
terestirg individual who beat +. Unruh,
of Water street, over the head with his
crutch, about four weeks ago. lie will
get three months this time.
THE Salvation Army is still going on
full blast. The soldiers held meeting
last evening at the Fifth ward market
house and from there marched to the
Hope hose house, where they have
established their headquarters. The
meetings are 10 be held every evening
and large numbers are joining daily.
The Committee on Fire Department
met last evening and transacted the
usual business. Bills we've audited, and
IL was resolved 10 recommend to Coun-'
Ell the purchase OF the lot on the south
EAST corner OF York and Zane streets.
This lot is one admirably adapted for a
hose house, and il is to be hoped that
Council vii, order its purchase.
THE Island is to be very social ward
this week. On Thursday evening, at the
residence of her father, Miss Blanche
Hunter will entertain her friends, II be-
ing a leap wear party, given by the Ia.
lies of the M. VI. ID, or 90. \. T."
as they now style themselves. /. is TO
De the social event OF that section dur |
ng the season. On Friday evening
here will be one o; those jolly affairs,
a phantom party at the residence OF
Mrs. Brues. Kramer is on hand at each
party.
LETTERS remaining in the postothce
November 9th, 1880: Austin
D. A. Boyd Josiah, Barnes j. X Dirk
FIT Robert F.. Curry Joe, Depew c. IL.
Ehllv John, Elder j., Geiger f., Casper
f.. X Hall William : Harris 4 Joiner,
Hanes ]. T., Hams Ephraim, lnman
John, Johnson Miss Savannah. Jaudy
George, King q. r., Keller Miss Mary
B., Keller James j Kerr Il Co Messrs
Lane Boston, Maddell +. V, Marshall
]. W Marshall \. A, Mills Mrs, MOI
fat W. A., Maxwell Mrs. H., Nester
Miss Ellen, Pcnotate Bros. Il Co., Rus
sell Benjamin o, Ramsey James. Rim
carson W. c.. Stinson Bros. Mes,rs.,
slater James + Twig Miss Mary, Wells
4 Co, Wells Wm. I.