Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-14
CITY CULLIN GS.
4 Brief Resume of a Days Happenings
ia and About Town.

Hose Unity IuNiI NdkSi up \
TO have been thirty inches under grouh"
thirty days ago.
Nh. john GROSEwIGHT is at present
firing the Nigilant fire engine lot MI
y. Kuhn, the engineer.
The .Ema mill made q heavy ship
ment OF iron TO the Southern markets.
on the steamer Sidney, last Saturday
The Fulton paper mill will be idle TO-
day on account of cleaning boilers, ou'
will resume work tomorrow morning
TT. CCCEAYSE, who has been con
fined 10 his room for several Gays WIN
the rheumatism, is reported much Oet-
ter.
The infant child OF VIM. Hoffman
was buried from it's fathers resldence
on Thirty-fith street Yesterday alter
noon.
DpurueRIA. which has been quite
bad ON the Island, has very waterway
abated, there being only a lew lsOIsteu
eases JUS, now.
FRANK WARDEN, Superintendent oil
tie L y .. telegraph lines in tins CITY,
wall he in charge OF the Mutual Union
office, in this city.
Asa Young man was riding up North
Market street, on Sunday morning, his
horse stumbled and feil upon him. lie
was not seriously hurt.
The funeral OF Mrs. Richard Nolan
passed through the city yesterday
morning on IT'S way to Calvary cemetery.
l. ..-,., go. l,r,,l,. oftapIpI
NORTH MARKET street is sweet
pickle" lust now. An Improvement OF
that nature at this season certainly re-
fleets credit upon its projectors.
Two weddings are booked for North
Wheeling, to take place in few days,
one on Main above Seventh street and
one on the National road above Seventh.
CHARLEY JUENGLISG, Granville Rep
petto and Frank Thomas, OF the carrier
iorcn at the poStctlice, have resigned
their positions. Joe English will act as
night Clerk.
George BoYCE, the ancient ''vag'
who escaped from the wOrkhOuse last
July, was captured last week by Night
Waterman Maloney and returned TO his
old quarters.
SOME thiei broke the show window OF
Gruber's store IL the Mcclure House q
night or two ago and stole therefrom
dozen pairs OF shoes and other property
valued at 500.
Tug foot race which was to nave taken
place on the Island last Saturday alter.
noon. between Dallas Hammond, Of
Bel!aire, and Pat Gateley, OF Benwood,
was postponed.
4 STREET ear broke down on jacob
street Yesterday, and one OF the two
horse ears on the Bridgeport line had to
tax, It's place until The broken axle
could DE repaired.
WALTER MARSHALL, who has the con-
tract for placing stone on the National
road from the head OF Seventh street
to the Steenrod bridge, has number oil
men at work in the quarry.
GEO. WHIsSoN, a huckster at the Sec
unl ward market, lost S24 III money at
the market house on Saturday. lie had
the roll Of bills in his pocket, and 1t was
either dropped ont or taken out.
PROF.. Louis YAss, OF Wheeling, a
graduate Of the University OF Music, at
LeipsiC Germany, will conduct the re-
hersui OF the Choral Society on Monday
evening next Washington Reporter.
pr. BLAND, superintendent OF the
HOSPITAL Tor the insane, on Saturday re.
moved 10 the asylum Mrs. Barker, Mrs.
puHv and Miss Louisa Ohley, of this
,.,unty. and Miss COrnelia TaylOr, OF
BROOKE county.
Two men namcd Barrett and Cole
mau pcvine, employees OF the Top mill,
COT into y rumpus i'll the First ward last
night. Devine was locked up all night
in the First ward station house, aud all
will lie before police court this morning.
MARY, thirteen-year.old daughter
OF Hugh Finn, living on Wood street.
died of typhoid fever at her fathers resi-
Gence on Saturday night. Her funera.
will take place at Q o'clock this morning
from the Church OF the Immaculate
Conception.
WILLIE MEEK, editor OF the Martin S
Ferry Times, the drummer boy OF the
Cumberland, will deliver a lecture to-
morrow night in Commercial Hall, Mar
tins Ferry, for the benefit o! the u. A.
K. Post. His subject will be, "Sher'
mans March to the Sea"
SQUIEE PHuiPs, last Saturday, fined
Thomas Walker - and costs for dis
orderly coaduct; also James He'll 81 and
costs for the same offence; Kate Dugan
s. and costs for breaking windows in the
house of George McAdams. The case OF
George MCAdams was dismissed.
George was charged with assaulting
Kate Dugan.
Tue grand social ball to he given at
Hrinlein's Hail, Bridgeport, next Fri,
day evening, promises to be the event
of the season in Belmont county. Bel
laire, st. ClairsyiIle, Martins Ferry,
West Wheeling and Wheeling viii
send large delegations, and good time
IS looked for. T. I. Cockayne will fur
ujsh the music.
The funeral ei Mrs. Richard Nolan
took place yesterday afternoon and was
attended by a very large number o.
friends. She was 4 lady who was
esteemed by all who knew her, and Mr.
Nolan has the sympathy of the entire
community in his sad bereavement
Mrs. Nolan was a sister OF Mrs. Nectar
rel, who resides on Market Square.
A MAN named Miller, who boards on
Thirteenth street, wanted Squire
Philips TO issue a warrant Yesterday
and send to Baltimore for fellow
boarder who had gone through mis-
pautaloons ani stolen s.. The Squire
Thought the cost 20 the county would be
more than the return and declined TO
act IN the matter.
DErgcrIyE DAILY, of Louisville, Ky,
came to this city Saturday night Tor the
purpose of removing James Mountain
to his city for trial on the charge OF kill
ing James Morgan, 4 COlOred roustabout
on the steamer Chas. Morgan last May.
Lieutenant Sylvis took the man to the
depot yesterday morning and turned
him over to Daily. Mountain waived
the formality of a reQusltion.
Thomas HILL, a rather prominent
Young gentleman OF East Wheeling, got
ON his war paint and S;rolled out tor
scalps. A lad named Mcclellan was
struck by 4 stone. He then made an
attack upon 4 coal miner named kluG
and injured him in the same manner,
when under the protection OF some