Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-17
CITY CULLIN GS.
A Brtet Resume of Days Happenings
iu and About Town.

iG and About Town.
WEST WHEgLISG is to have 8 dancing
hail Tor The benefit OF the youngsters.
THE Belmont blast furnace has start.
ed up again, having received supply OF
coke.
TIE uailers of the Riverside mill have
tveRtv-nine OF the cold iron machines
in Operation.
MRI. BosNIG.L ct al. yesterday trans
iarred TO Carl Hurstman lot OF ground
IN South Wheeling for 81, O75.
T. I. CoCKAYNE and orchestra will
pay at Mr. Richard kemp's, in Mar
tins Ferry, on next Saturday evening.
tbs fountain at the north end OF the
Filth ward market house was broken oil
again yesterday by careless driver.
This is the fourth time this year.
CaAs Wilson, an old gentleman who
has been confined in tine jail Tor some
weeks "a lun2tic, was yesterday taken
10 Philadelphia by his relatives.
Miss AMY CuAPLISe will entertain
humber OF her young friends this even
INC NJ the residence OF Coionet Sam
Norton, on the Island.
The Committee on Finance ami Ac-
counts OF tho Board OF Commissioners,
,II meet this afternoon to settle mp
WITH ex Sheriff Jingle.
Soua sneak thief entered the house OF
Walter Marshall, ESD, North Main
street might before last, and stole there
IRON quantity OF bedclotnins. etc.
OSE Of the Bridgeport street cars,
which has been in the repair shop for
some time, has Just been turned ont,
aud has all the appearance now oil being
= new ear.
The engineers on the steamer Diurnal
ara having considerable trouble with
one Of the cylinders. 1t WAS cracked
some time since, ant Oh tbs last up trip
il began TO leak causing loss OF time.
SEVERAL stones were thrown through
the windows and dOoIs OF tue Riverside
mill on Tuesday evening about $50
O'Clock. The persons VINO did tue
throwing could no; be found.
Pror. Josrra KIRK, OF the steamer
Diurna', has been steambOatins Tor the
last tuirty-;wo years. He says in that
tlrae H.. has maize enough OF pies to give
one W 'HtAs AidAiy "Oh-AAA S~AA'A '''A''>
from PittsbGrsh 10 New Orleans.
Cn,RLorrE HHLEDRECRT was yes'er-
,lav appointed Administrative cfGa tshd-
ren', amer, of August Hillebrecht, de-
ceased. Bond &, 800. With A. Hille-
brecht and August Rockebraud as sure
ties.
We have been informed that Squire
Navs,oi West Alexander. Sno is known
hv thousands throughout the land, will
shortly become Benedict by leading
handsome y0upg widow of Beliaire 10
the altar.
BURT EEREELL was arrested 6y Con.
stable Exley, OF Squire Fe!ber's office,
Yesterday, and sent to Jail to await 4
hearing tomorrow, on several charges
Il dhsorderIy conduct, assault and bat
terry, breach OF the peace &c.
EMMA OPrERNASN, n young lady en-
sloyed At Hobbs, Brockuuier & Co.'S
glass works, had fall from shelf yes
teriay. Her arm struck on some glaes,
AMI Was severely cut. DR.. Pipes dressed
her wounds.
THERE is a place in the street at the
south end OF the Fifth ward market
hous, which should be attended 10.
The plumbers put in 4 pipe there some
time ago aad failed to leave the street III
tie condition in which they found it.
PRoF. JOE KRAMER will play for =
grand birthday party at Turner Hail
this evening. Dy the way, Joe is rapid
ly coming 70 the front again. He Al
ready has a band OF excellent musicians
and says that before long he will be as OF
Old-seCond to nothing in this section.
SaAUGHNEssY, one OF the "death-Iattle
assured" has brought civil suit before
Squire Arkle to recover Sl5 from J. z.
Wherry on two policies that the latter
had issued to the former. The cases
wore to have been heard last night, but
they were continued until another day.
We understand that number OF the
young folks OF this city intend charter.
ing a car on the main line to tske them
to the grand bali at Hein'eG's hall,
Bridgeport, tomorrow evening, which
will also call for them after the ball is
over. It will be big affair.
A DISGUSTING spectacle was seen on
the back streets last night. A white
woman, with her face BACKED up,
marched around the streets with a let
black negro. The police were notified,
and ii the pair had been seen subse-
qusnt to the notification both would
have been arrested.
IN our article on the work house
Tuesday morning, We inadvertently
stated that Mr.. Malloney had remarked
tGat ne did not care whether he was
re elected or NOT. Mr.. Msl!onev GER
tainiy does care, and says he wants all
his friends 10 not allow the fact of his
candidacy TO elude their memory for a
moment.
The party given by Mr.. Samuel Kel.
ley NJ his residence in West Liberty, a
few nights ago, was pleasant affair. |
Quite a large number participated in |
dancing until late hour. Among
those present were the Misses Ridgeley,
" aidie, Trimbie, Mrs. William Mitch |
ell, Mrs. McMrrray and Miss Rose, of |
Short Greek; Miss Brown, OF Alabama,
and the Misses Loetiisr, Young and |
Curtis. of Wet Liberty. Several came
rom Wheeling, but their names could |
not be learned. Among the gentlemen
we're Messrs. Shorts, KYLE, Pogu-, DCn- |
ap, Loetflar, Glass. WeidmSn, Of West :
Liberty; North, Gibson, English, y
JullouSh, Delsplain, Glass. Sar
Ridgeley, OF Short Cre~'
". w. Irwin, OF Kentucky.