Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-15
HELLAIRE.
spliuters Of Information From the Glass
City's News Log.

spliuters Of Information From the Glass
City's News Log.
The sight of the Diurnal at our wharf
Yesterday made our shippers happy.
She discharged a small quantity Of freight
here.
The water was turned on yesterday
morning and the fires were rekindled
under the water works boilers. Our
people appreciate anew the convenience
OF water works
C. Conner, Of Pittsburgh, was in the
city yesterday on business.
Mr. Pennel, OF Philadelphia, was in
the cityyesterday. Our people will re-
member him as that eastern man who
was so used up in an accident on the b.
& S. w. r Il. two years ego.
The Methodist parsonage will soon be
building. 1t will be handsome and
convenient dwelling.
John Harris, OF Caldwell, was with US
yesterday.
Ernest Benfeld's home is soon to be
enlarged and improved.
David Rice, the contractor, is to erect
fine brick residence just above the
Episcopal Church as soon as the wealth
er will permit.
Some OF our saloon keepers are feeling
uncomfortable about the indictments OF
the grand jury.
G. H. Goodrich, OF Woodsfeld, was
among his friends in this city, yesterday.
Want OF water for the boilers of the
heating apparatus OF the Fourth ward
school building made it advisable not to
hold the morning session yesterday.
Prof. Clark, principal Of the Gravel
Hill schools, is confined to his room by
sickness.
Jacob Abbott paid His Honor 81 and
costs yesterday, for slaking his thirst
with spirits.
Anthony Donahoe enlarged the city
treasury by S. and costs yesterday. In
| toxication was the cause OF this gener.
osity.
John Dorsey escaped from the work.
house yesterday. The guard must be
rather negligent, judging from the num-
Der OF escapes.
Raft Gibbs, on complaint OF Andrew
Roeder, had an engagement with the
Mayor yesterday, concerning his loitel-
ing around the b. < o. depot. But
Raft does not appreciate these meetings
with His Honor, and was not forthcom-
ing.
Perry, CT the Globe House, was up be-
fore the Mayor, yesterday, for wheeling
a loaded vehicle over the pavements.
T. S. Tappsn is in Bellaire attending
to his business as usual and not in Flor
ida as reported in other Wheeling pa
pers.
Miss Flora Osbourne, OF Benwood,
was in Bellaire, yesterday, saying good
bye to friends preparatory to the fami-
ly's moving to Washington, Pa.
The Young Mems Social Club held
meeting in Central Hall last night, for
the purpose OF perfecting their organiza.
ton and making arrangements for rent
ing Central Hall for their hops.
Mr.. Morris, OF Woodsfeld, was among
his Bellsire friends yesterday.
Zilck's orchestra will furnish the
music for Annie Ward Tiffany's enter
tainment tomorrow night.
Joel Judkins, OF Woodsfeld, was in
our burgh, yesterday.
The Heclar Club will give grand re-
ception in the City Hall on Thursday
eve. The entertainment will consist of
reading, singing. supper and a dance.
A number of Wheeling people will be
down and general good time will be
on hand.
Mr.. George Grafton is just finishing
the new scenery for the City Hall.
There are fine pieces; street scene,
landscape, parlor scene, kitchen scene
and a drop curtain upon which is
painted 1.-The Bay OF Naples" The
city can congratulate herself upon
possessing such an artistic workman az
Mr.. Grafton. The work in every detail
is q success and answers the purpose
just as we'll as if it had been done in
| Boston.
Additional testimony in the case OF
Furgerson, Mead & Co. VS.. The Nation
Glass Manufacturing Company, was
taken before Referee Duncan OF Bridge
port, yesterday, in this city.
In addition to the concert and lecture
St. Patrick's night, gold watch and
cane are to be awarded to the most
popular lady and the most popular gen.
tleman. Misses Mary Hartenstein and
Mary Murphy are the fair candidates for
the one, and Christy Connors and
Michel Hayden for the other.