Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-14
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Tar ferry boat Jessie B. IVES towsd
10 Sweeney's machine shop yesterday
for repairs
The new thirty inch water pipe il n.
irving a. the rate Of from three 10 hye
cars per day.
TIE boilers nj the LaBelle made q
full turn nigh: before last, the hrst
since last April
TIE Benson ferry boat viii Law up for
repairs to-day for two weeks skirs
vii convey passengers.
THS Pottery Company yesterday
plsred a handsome truck wagon on
The stTeeta- II is q beauty.
TIE Misses Carney, OF the South Side,
entertained a number OF their trends at
their home Las. night. A royal time
was had by al.
ANDY BoSE. who has been confined 10
10 home with O broken leg, received
"a st January, xas out and did his nrsI
Gays xork yesterday.
J. J.. WOODS trustee Yesterday con.
yeyed 10 the N4ii City Building and
Loan A. association q lot OF ground ID
East Wheeling for 500.
TIE following letters remain In the
posrOfice unclaimed sept lab: Inos.
Bruton, Henry Lewis, VIM LaIor'
Miss Emma VI. Mecker, Frank seiman.
Tgy case of Pat Gavin, charged by
I Mr.. Ellen Mcneil with throwing water
upon her, was yesterday postponed oy
Squire Murrin until next Saturday Al 3
P. u.
Ton GrsLIx, Of the Eighth ward, yes
terday received q telegram from Ala
bama asking for an additional Eve help
ers and one boiler. Ii must be brisk
down there
TIE dairymen are talking OF putting
up the price Of milk on count OF the
high price being paid for feed and the
condition Of the pasture which 10 all
burned up.
Why don't the street commissioner
put a stop to parties backing their
heavy coal teams yer the board walk
on the east side Of the national road
above Seventh street.
The stone masons at work on the
Stsenrod bridge are nearly done and are
| doing some fine work. The abutments
will be some four or five feet higher
than they were before
TaE Atlantic engine Was taken to the
river Yesterday, after being personally
| overhauled by Chief Eccles, and tested.
The expectations Of the iiremen were
fully realized by her actions.
REy. }. 3. MULFoRD will lecture to,
morrow evening in the First Baptist
Church, on "The Story Of a Face " Rev.
Milford is an eloquent speaker, q good
elocutionist, and mis- lecture is very al
trsctive.
The new towboat Belmont, which has
been building at the LaBelle landing fol
several months, is about completed and
steam will be raised and a trial trip
made on Saturday next She is owned
by Jacob Hestherington.
TIE Land League Of our city will give
a grand picnic and ball at an early dat
fJr the benefit of their suffering coun'
trynen. 7. T. Cockayne will give his ser
vices gratis for the occasion, which ne
always does in cases OF charity.
THg Fisher ChickeDdsnce war contin'
mes. At the instance OF Mrs. Fisher
'.quire Wait yesterday issued a warrant
for old Nick, charging him with assault
and battery. The case was tried last
night and Nicholas is now behind the
bars.
some OF the inmates OF the Parker
/ Barracks are determined not 10 lea We,
One or two families yesterday moved
their goods into the cellar, and swore BY
all that was good and bad that they
would not vacate 50 long as there was a
brick left IN the walls.
A Trunk belonging to to one OF the
employees Of the Pottery was seized at
the instance of the Pottery authorities
by Squire Schultze, yesterday. II
seems that the company had advanced
him money to pay his fare from Liver
pool here, and ne, not being satisfied
tried TO Jump the town and leave the
firm in the lurch. Hence the course pur-
sued.
II any OF our readers desire TO see a
masterpiece OF workmanship in oil
painting they can do so by inspecting
| the picture OF Mr.. Samuel 6. Robinson
at Mr.. Kinks, rear the suspension
bridge Mr.. Robinson is n OF oul
oldest and most respected citizens, and
mas been in business amongst US ioI
oyer City years. The painting was e1'
ecuted by Mr.. Geo. Storm.