Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-10
NUTSHELL NOTES

THREE deeds oil trust were auLlitteu
to record by Clerk Hook yesterday.
The Novemb term Of the Municipal
Court, will commence next Monday.
SEVERAL yery interesting cases are on
tc laws docket of the Circuit Court.
The "Silver Leaf Social dance at
Oglebay's Hall in Bridgeport next Fri
day evening.
The loan ordinance got the bounce
again last night. Willth Second Branch
ever take it up?
A VERY pleasant private social dance
is to take place at Brunhaus Assembly
Hall on Friday night.
The Natural Historical Society mt
last evening, and arranged for course
of lectures the coming winter.
The weather OF the pat two days has
been good for the hors1 suffering with
the epizootic, and several are rapidly re-
covering.
YESTERDAY was the day set for the
sale of the Leader. Several bids were
made, all OF which were taken under al
visement.
THE upper Riverside forge depart
mt nj is off at present, and will probably
| be so for q week, on account oil being
out ofiIon.
A ROW occurred near the Opera House
last night, and party named Brady
was going TO blow somebody's brains
out, but did not.
TIE hois,s a. the United have nearly
recovered from the epizootic under
Hugh Harrison's excellent care, and are
ready ior cal! at any time.
A LARGE number OF gentlemen from
the interior, who are here attending the
Masonic Grand Lodge, visited their
friends at the State House yesterday.
The numerous orchestras OF the city
can contribute to the Childrens' Home
benefit by giving their services for one
ortwo nights during Thanksgiving week.
The Vieilant engine is at Sweeney's
upper works being repaired. Nearly
every one of her flues was found to be
rust eaten SO as to be OF hardly any use
at all.
The ladies of the Seventh ward gave
the Garfield and Arthur Club OF that
ward splendid oyster supper last even
ing. Everybody took oysters and every
one was happy.
MAGNIFICENT supper was given by
the Lodges OF this city to the Grand
Lodge at the conclusion OF the work
last night. The Masons know how to
get up good suppers.
The North Wheeling Democratic club
pole has been cut down. The high
wind Of Saturday night blew it over, so
that it hung in threatening position
over the Hanes house.
Ma. DESMOND, who recently purchas-
ed the Campbell property on the east
side of Main, near Fourth street, gave
his friends a little reception Monday
evening. Cockayne played.
THE regular monthly meeting OF the
Wheeling Sunday School Teachers AS
sociation was held last evening at the
Thomson w. f.. Chapel, on the Island.
A very interesting session was held.
THE Paxton fountain, on Capitol
Square, no longer reioices in its brick
ward color, but has been treated to u
green coat of punt, which gives the
MUSES. and Cupids very "tlip" appear.
ance.
HERMAN HESS, a young man OF Man
chester, who some time ago lett Tor
Leadyille to seek his fortune, recently
walked one hundred and fifty miles in
the City Hall OF that place and won the
first prize-a SD Tote.
Ir is doubtful ii Centre Wheeling, or
| in fact any part Of the city, ever had as
bad streets as are found IN the section
named. Mr.. Street Commissioner, or
whoever has charge OF them, go and
look at the ruts and mud holes.
The New Mcclure House lobby, was
made the headquarters of the Masonic
fraternity, last night, and the house itself
was packed last night from basement to
attic. The hotel has been doing tre-
mendous business for the past three
days.
The Committee ON Buildings and
| Grounds of the School Board met yes
| ter Law, and transacted some business
in relation TO the new school house in
the Fifth ward. The work is to be
commenced in the spring, so as. to be
ready for the fall opening.
Gas was let into the new telescope
tank at the Gas Works yesterday, and
it was found to work admirably. Fires
were also started in two OF the new
benches, although the pipes are yet to
he put in. The work, however, is pro
crossing satisfactorily. an a good sup.
ply OF gas is promised for the coming
winter.
AT meeting OF the Nail City Boat
Club, held Monday evening at the club
rooms, i'm addition to other business the
following officers were elected: 4. w.
Seabright, President; Robt. Anderson,
Vice President: :. Bonenberger, Secre-
tary: Geo. W. Johnson, Treasurer; Ed.
| Coinbauer, Captain; James johnson,
John Haely and Thos. Trushler, Trus'
tees.
During these clear and crisp Novem-
Der nights many star.gazers are found
and the art is inspiring, for in addition
to the aspect OF the planets, so full Of
interest to dwellers on this earth, the
sky is alive with many considerations
clustered together and including some
OF the most radient stars that twinkle in
the northern conclave.
| HE moon o tins month Will De iull
on the 10Th. The new moon Of the sec
ond was in conjunction with Venus and
Mercury on the 4th. On the 18th she
will he near Jupiter, on the l4th near
Saturn and on the 18th near Neptune
The day of her last quarter is the 2ith,
and the day following she is. in conjunc.
ton with Uranus, and on the 30th she
is again in conjunction with Mercury.
To the gang going to Mentor to con.
'gratulate Garfield, their attention is
called In the following remarks from the
Steubenville Herald: "Wheeling pro
poses to get up congratulary excur-
sion to 90 up to Mentor to see General
Garfield. For Heavens sake give the
man rest 1t won't be a month until
he will wish he had never heard OF the
Presidency, and the next thing We hear
OF, he will he running away from home
to some foreign country where he can at
least have time to say his prayers and
put on clean shirt"
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The Barracks Trouble.
Squire Wait yesterday had the fol'oa-
ing cases before him, all growing out OF