Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12
LOCAL LACOHICs.
Various srief Matters In and About the
City

THERE will be mass temperance
meeting at the Disciples Church this
evening.
BUILDERS and contractors say they VIII
be loaded down with work II this iair
weather continues.
The mail carrier OF tn, third district
will receive his friends at his residence
on Jacob street this evening.
A GREAT many people attended court,
YESTERDAY, to see tho sight prese nted by
two Judges ON the bench al one time.
IT was not Victor Sauvageot, but a
Young man named William Sauvageot,
who came near being hit by random
shot the other night.
A coLoEED carpenter named Jerry
Crawford, had his eve put QUE, yester-
day, By flyi0g nail which was struck
Win a Ratchet in drivingit.
The N.rs.Lsi,sr Company has under
gone a slight change, w. ). Meek selling
out to MessrS S,ull and robertson Mr..
Meek will probably go to Chicago.
The M,rnnerr!;or Singing Society will
give one Of tirIr enjoyable balls and
concerts in their hsi, next Monday
evening, for which Meyers orchestra
will play.
The State Fair meeting vii! take place
tomorrow evening at the Court House.
BY all means ls, our people turn out and
push this worthy projec. 20 successful
issue.
FARMERS alorg the Hempfeid are get
ting down % solid work and taking adj.
vantage Of the mild weather, prepIra
tory To plowIgg and sowing oats and
planting corn.
LETTERS remaining in the postoflice
unclaimed April Eth, ISL: f. Britt.
A. l.. Dunlap, Miss Martha kenney, IL.
Mannheim. Maud Mountain, T.. Il. Potts,
Hiram f Thompson.
On Friday week the Board of Com
missi1nrrs wjll meet at the Court House
wher. vehicles will be IN waiting to con-
vey the members 10 Short creek, 10 in.
spect the route Of the proposed road.
The I.valy establishment, stencil
works, seal works and printing office
were sod Yesterday 10 Mr.. !. Z. Castor,
OF Bellevue. o., br the trustees, under
Mrs. Stoner's decd IT trust Mr.. Castor
will remove to Wheeling.
ALFEED PEICE yesterday sgOrr out
warrants before squire Philips, charging
AK. Jones, William Turner and James
Jones with tresPIssing and stealing.
The case has been set for two o'clOcS
Saturday afternoon, and jury trial de-
manded.
squire Necessary, OF the Eighth
ward, yesterday arrested 4 Jewish ped.
der OF spcnges for being without a
license. The prisoner interviewed the
Prosecuting Attorney, procured the
necessary paper and vent on his way
disguised.
The inquest on tie supposed "iuianti'
eide case viii cost the county ~ 30.
An expensive Joke. Squire Schultz
woult ike to know how tina. thing, ii
thrown into tine cre-k, got upon the
high bank. lie hints very mysterious
thinIs in connection with 1t.
THs paint shop os Richard Knowles,
on Iwenty-iDIT;h street, was robbed
Sunday evening and everything turned
upside down. Everything OF any value
was taken oil and the worthless pots and
brushes thrown in the alley. There is
no clue as to who did the work.
MAJOR ANDERSON said when he looked
al the rains OF the Houston * Bingell
IRE that the loss on the stock would not
amount to more than $1,000. The APP
prdise'S set it at S!'jI, which has been
paid. The loss on stock OccasiOned by
wafer at the Speyer tire amounted 10
$50.
PAT COrFIgLD Yesterday swOre out a
warrant before Squire Caldwell for the
arrest OF John DOnahoo, charging him
with breach of the peace. Donahoo
was sent TO the workhouse Yesterday
morning by the Police Court for the
same oifense. Justice Caldwell will wait
until lie is out.
SUNDAY evening, Mrs. Frank Small
stick, of the Eighth ward, was walking
rapidly when q varicoSe vein on her
limb brok.', and before medical assist
ance could be had she nearly bled %
death. DR.. Pipes attended 10 the lady,
who was reported better yesterday, al
though very weak.
AroyN O'Clock Yesterday afternoon
there was 4 lively runaway scene on
Fifteenth street. CrawiOrd'S blind
horse was attached to dray load OF fur
niture AMI soaring at something got up
a little runaway act. The way the iurni.
ture scattered was q sight To- behold.
The circus was ended bythe sudden fall
Of the sishtless horse.
FIVE ievi-s were yesterday made
acaius. tn personal properly OF James
II. Girr.y1n. one was by Collector
fancy, fJr taxes d." and the others Uy
Il. ". Hsz'e,t. Austin NcGrail, james
Flanagan am August Wiedebusch, the
las. one belGga distress warrant for rent.
Constable Laughin il now in charge,
with Newt. Tracy as deputy.
The general impression on the streets
Sunday evening and Monday morning
was the Reformed Episcopalians were
holding Il protraCted meeting After
the services Sunday eyenging, the sex.
ton failed to tnrn the gas Off in the edi.
flee Mozart HIll and TIE place re.
manned brilliantly iilumined.
INK bt dlll NpN.ciN, n llOuItSllIE III
erary organization OF the North End,
will celebrate its third anniversary with
an entertainment n. Bryant Hall. on
Thursday evening. Neat invitations
have been issued by the committee in
charge, which is composed of Messrs.
Ed. Rogers, +. +. Meminger, j. S. Rob-
inson, }. G. Beam and K. G. Darrah.
BIsHoP HENRY W. WARREN, one OF
the recently elected Bishops of the
Methodist Church, mas consented TO
lecture in Wheeling, at the Fourth
Street Church, on April 25,h, on the
"ForcsS of a S,EJs1m." Bishop Warren
is we'll known TO the visitors at Chau.
taGuue, and is considered one OF the
most eloquent orators and finished
scholars in America. IL is hoped that
the citizens Of Wheeling Will show their
OF talent and oratory by
giving him q crowded audience. The
lecture is one OF great interest and in.
SlTuction.
Trsnsfers.
The following convfyances Of prop.