Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04
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THREE deeds OF trust were admitted 10
record yesterday.
TIE boilers at the Ia Belle will 20 on
single turn next week.
THREE fire alarms last month. Three
hundred dollars will cover the damage.
SOMETHING outrageons-the condition
of the flooring OF the Market street
bridge.
TINS cool weather looks very mnch
like another v,riflCation OF Vennor's
predictions.
TIE usual Gospel temperance meet
| ing will Be held at Parkers Hall, TO-
morrow afternoon, at $3.50.
'SoUIRE MURR.s yesterday issued a
warrant for Oven Dougherty, changing
him with disorder and breach Of the
peace,
OFFICER JUSKINs last evening run in
Jsbe Gosney and a partner named
Richie, for lo4flng about the market
house.
The excursion and picnic OF the
| Disciples Sunday School has been post
poned until the 18th inst. Ii then goes
out the L. V.
| Saves tenders went to work at the
old rate at the Belmont yesterday and
more are expected They are already
termed "blacksheep."
K. III. PHILLIPs, county assessor for
the city district, has finished his assess
ment. Prisons having blanks cannot
get them back too soon.
ONE OF Wheeling's society men pro-
I poses entertaining bis numerous friends
/ at his fathers residence on the iiight OF
| the 9Th. Invitations viii soon be out.
MIS-. CArHxRISE SCHwEITzeR was yes
teIday appointed Administrative OF the
will OF Z. Senweiizer, deceased; bond
$500, with John Frank and T. j. Hugus
as suretles.
SWEENEY & Son last night cast at their
lower foundry the Top Mill shaft. 1t is
eighteen feet long and weighs nine tons
and three hundred pounds. An inn
mense thing.
SERvICEs will commence at the Cathe-
dral tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in-
stead OF 1880 O'Clock. This is on ac-
count OF the great leagth OF the Pente'
cost services.
MARY q. CALHOUN was yesterday APP
| pointed guardian OF James and Hugh
| 81. Calhoun, orphans of Marshall Cal
houu, deceased; bond 500, with John
Deonie surety.
APLACE that bally needs the Street
| Commissioner attention is EoH street,
| lust above Eleventh. The late rains
/ nave washed mud OF the hill, until 10 is
over ones ankles.
MRs. AGNES X. ATKINSON was yester-
day appointed guardian OF David H.,
Bessie and Mary II. Atkinson, orphans
OF John Atkinson, deceased; bond 500,
with J. W. Morgan surety.
+. KUFFNER was before Squire Philips
yesterday on w 20 charges, one for assault
and battery and one for trespass, being
brought by John Cline and Joseph
Kinghorn. They were continued until
Tuesday morning.
The Wheeling Sabbath School Asso
citation will meet on tuesday evening
next, at the Fourth Street NJ. l..
Church. Pastors and superintendent
are requested 10 give notice TO morrow.
Rev. Sir. MOlIat delivers an address.
THIS case against Ike Smith (colored),
in police court yesterday morning, was
dismissed, the Judge informing him
that he must always empty his refuse
cart hereafter below Forty. eighth street.
The charge vas that he had not done 80.
Tue new boiler with fixtures has been
placed in position at the Poor House at
a cost Of S47l,3l, and Squire Scnultze
says he is happy. He further states
/ that it is estimated that q saving oil
| COCO bushels of coal per annnm to the
county has been obtained.
A STRANGER in crossing Benson's
Ferry, yesterday morning, dropped a
| roll OF money he was holding in his hand
| overheard, and Immediately Jumped in
after it. He caught it and swan ashore,
aud after shaking himself he started up
the street at lively gait.
HANNAH FITzsrMoNs and Jennie
| GRAY, two noted characters, were before
Judge JetIsrs yesterday, charged with
raising big disturbance in East Wheel.
/ ing the fore part OF the week. Such was
/ proved to be the case, out the Judge
dismissed it upon their promising TO be
good for year, and much to the disgust
OF Officer Morris.
In the Supreme Court Of Appeals, yes.
terday, before Judges Raymond, Green,
Johnson and Patton, the case OF Nc
Cully's administrators VS.. the Phoenix
Life Insurance Company, of Hartford,
was argued and submitted. Jones and
Barr appearing for appellant, and Hub
bard for appellee. The Court adjourn
ed until TINS morning at 10 o'clock.
YESTERDAY was a regular field day for
the rGin-god. Ii started off with a
booming thunder storm in the morning,
came around again at noon and then in
the evening settled down to a steady
pour. Everything was etfectuslly
washed OFF, and the sewers rinsed out.
Twelfth street as usual was a roaring
stream.
Two deeds OF conveyance were ad-
mitted by Recorder Hook yesterday:
George K Tingle and wife TO the West
Virginia State Fair Association, deed OF
June l, 1881, for piece OF ground On
the Island, containing twenty-five acres,
for $4,000. 5. 5. Jacob, administrator
OF Levi Mills, deceased, to w. h. Doug
lass, ct al, deed of May u, 1881, for a
piece OF ground at West Liberty, for
$40
NEXr week is The important period of
the year at the Wheeling Female Col
lege, and no doubt the heart of many 4
fair student is now wildly tluttering.
The programme for commencement
week appears in our advertising col.
umns and the exercises begin with the
bIccalaureate sermon at the Second
Presbyterian church, tomorrow even
ing.
TnERE was a lively rumpus in the
Fifth ward at Soldiers saloon, last even.
ing, Bob Fleming, Pete Sweeney and
one or two others, all drunk, INDUCING
in a grand fight. The police was tee
phoned for, and Fleming was captured
by Junkins and Sweeney by FugaIc.
Fleming gave great deal Of trouble on
the way to the station, laying down,
bowling and cursing, and having a gem
eral high old time.
ABOUT Z o'clock last evening persons
in the vicinity of Twelfth street were
startled by hearing a sound resembling
an explosion coming from the alley run
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