Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-09
LOOkLLAOONIOs.
Various Brief Matters In and About the
City.

LO-DAl tue AnCu VI TIC hhiNSASANS -'
are paid of.
FouR deeds Of trust were recorded in
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
SQUIRE WAIT Yesterday filed his Jus
tice bond OF $1,000 in the Recorder
office.
MAJOR AlpERsoS states that the loss
on the Houston * BingeIl drug store VIII
not exceed $1,000.
BgLLaIRE Is to have Loan Exhibition
for the purpose of raising funds to beau
THY the public square.
Miss A. TAYLOR, President OF the
Wheeling Female College, lectured to
the Triadelphisns last night.
Miss LIZZIE BRISsEy, young lady Of
the Eighth ward, had a bad fall yester,
day, and dislocated her left arm.
MUNICIPAL Court met Yesterday, but
transacted no business oil importance
and adjourned until Tuesday at 10 A. NJ
OFFICER BRADY yesterday arrested 8
German in the Fifth ward market
house, who was too full TO know or dc
anything.
Al. DILLON, a fourteen year old boy
was struck on the head with brick in
Hobbs glass house, yesterday, and a bad
cash cut in his head.
Tue boys have brought out the base
balls and those abominable nuisances
"nicger-shoOters." About this time look
out for broken windows.
LEWIS WILLGUEss, an Eighth ware
miner, was badly bruised, late Thursday
evening, by fall OF soapstoHe in Goa
bank near Mt. de Chantal.
THE sidewalk on Market street oppo
site Ninth is simply shameful. The
original hillside has never been removed
and graded, and now it is impossible
IL should be attended to.
WHEELING Lodge No. ) OF the Anal
gamated Association proposes giving III
first grand dress ball on the evening o
April 22d. President Jarrett and Secre
tary Martin are expected to be present
and a general grand time had.
FRlTz SCHRADER, a helper in the La
Belle mill, was run into by a fellow
workman yesterday, who had hot bal
OF iron for the squeezers. Schrader haC
his arm burned so that he could no
work and was obliged to lay of.
A VERY interesting exhibition wa
given at the Wheeling Female Collegt
Yesterday afternoon, oI last India curl
| ,,sl,Ies, costumes, NOhammedan and In
dian. The ladies representing the tive
nations held u reception in College Hall
Mls. J. J. JONES last evening pleas
antly entertained large number o
Young people at the Stamm House. Tit
affair was given in honor of one o
Cadiz's attractive daughters, Mis-
Annie Boggs who is the guest OF Mrs
| Jones.
A NUMBER OF the prominent drug mel
OF the city met at the New McLurt
| House, last evening, 10 take into consid
Grafton the practicabili;y OF entertainin!
the State druggists on June l, when TIT
convention will be held 10 form thu
State Pharmaceutical Association.
A MAN by the name of Harshman o
Cohies' Station, on the Hempiield roaC
Jumped from the train near Taylors
town Yesterday morning and broke
leg at the ankle. The fracture was re
duced by DR.. Kelly OF Washington aitel
which he was removed to his home.
THE Manufacturers Insurance Com
pany OF this city Yesterday adjusted
the loss on Henry TRAITS house that
was injured bv fire at the time the Fer
gusOn meat shop was destroyed. II
paid 5000; the loss on furniture, not al
iusted, will not amount to more thar
Sl0A.
THERE will be a temperance mass
meeting on next Tuesday evening at thu
Disciples Church at 7:30 called by the
Christian Womans Temperance Cnioi
to consider the proposition to invite thu
State Temperance Convention TO hole
its next meeting in this city. All friends
of temperance are earnestly invited t
be present.
A REPORT OF big nail cutting, to otfse
that done last week by Top mill man
comes from the Belmont mill. Up I,
last night, IL. llildebrand had cut 3
kegs of "a nails, which beats the TOl
mill man, in the same length OF time
by two kegs. Hildebrand has until THU
noon TO finish his work, and that vii
| add about four kegs 10 his score. 1t !:
undoubtedly big weeks work.
The Whitaker Iron Works has issue.
a neat pamphlet, one ot which has beer
given 10 each member of Council. L
| sets forth that, the works are TO be in
| creased and bids are now ready for &C
| ceptance. There is one drawback how
ever, an inefficient supply OF water 70
working purposes. The Water Work
| Committee will recommend 10 COuuci
at its next meeting larger pipe for tn
works.
The case OF Samuel Gerry vs.. Mrs. Car
oline Schwertzer, in which $50 dam
ages are claimed by plaintiff 70
refusal TO yacate hOnse tn
plaintiff had leased. Each sid
had its story TO tell to a jury, whicl
was composed of the following: NJ
Parker, James Hastings, Pat Brannon
J. kennon, John II. Moore and JOIN
Mack. This was the first jury trial tina
has taken place on the south side creek
and at / o'clock last evening the cas-,
was still on trial. Squire Murrin wa
the Justice.
THE concert last evening at the Yves
ley NJ. +. Chapel, given by Mime. Fry
and herthree daughters. OF Boston, wa.
a very unique and novel entertainment:
and one of the most pleasing given in
the lower part OF the city for a Ions
time. These four ladies are all singers
they all play some orchestral instrument
and some brass instrument, thereby
making lady orchestra, cornet hand
and vocal QuartettF. A good crowd wa:
on hand, and all were delighted. Anoth
er entertainment will be given this even
'ng at the same place.
THE PETIT JURY.