Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-02
LOCAL LAooHIce.
Various Brief Matters IN snd About che


PAYDAY for the city employees.
TIE season at the Academy Of Music
is over. -
A NEW boiler is to be placed in the
Poor House this week.
BOARD OF County Commissioners Will
meet in regular monthly session tnis
morning.
The dog poisoner is abroad in the
Sixth ward. A family named smith
have lost two valuable CANNES
A ROOM once more in the matrimonial
line Was started on Saturday. Recorder
Hook issued FIVE marriage licenses.
OFFICER DUNLAP on Saturday evening
arrested Rad Dick, ms IN, the notorious,
for lighting in the vicinity OF the Rine
House.
A SPECIAL meeting OF Council is called
for this evening for the purpose OF APP
proving some liquor bonds and granting
l:censes.
MArzHEg & SCHEIHAsE have decided
to rebuild their destroyed furniture isc'
tIry. Redman 4 Co, will rebuild the
machinery.
The damage caused by the blowing
out OF the cylinder head at the Laughln
Mill has been repaired and the works
will 90 on to-day.
A PARTY named Thos. Clark was full,
Saturday ,vening, and undertook to de-
molish the Ship establishment. Officer
Brady pulled him into the cooler.
WhsAr 4 NAYLoR have leased
wcolen mill Cd Buffalo Greek, in Brooke
county, and according to the WellsbuIg
NS,cS propose to start up IN short time.
DURING last month there were admit.
ted to record in the Recorders office
sixty.three deeds in fee, and forty three
trust deeds. Twenty-Five marriage
licenses were issued.
CHRISTIAN ScHNEPF on Saturday was
appointed guardian Of Hannah, William
aud Frederick Bichmyer, orphans OF
George Bichmyer, deceased. Bond,
$500, Frederick Knapp, surety.
FRANK WEBSTER, the livery man,
while driving young and spirited team
on the Fair Grounds, Saturday, was
thrown out and somewhat hurt by the
animals running away.
EARLY Saturday morning bullet
from Winchester rife suddenly came
through the roof OF Mrs. Tappan's house,
near the Sixth ward school, and lodged
in the floor. Why fired it and where it
cane from are mysteries.
THERE will be another meeting Of the
State Fair Association directors at the
Court House this evening. 1t is under
been raised and the ten per cent. pay
ments are coming in well.
G. HISS and Albert Bowman were ar
rested by Constable Soles about 5 o'clock
SATURDAY. morning, for fighting in the
Second war,l market house. They were
fined 81 and costs each before the morn
ing session OF the police court
THIS following deed in fee was admit
ted to record in the Recorders office,
Saturday: William Z. Hubbard, trustee,
to August Bolleus, for part OF lot No. rs,
southeast corner of Woods and Eigh-
teenth streets. Consideration, S4l5.
JUIIUs LAUGH, so it is alleged, was de-
tected al late hour Satu. day evening
enieayOrlng to steal butter from the
Mcclure House. He was taken before
Squire Philips and held in 500 for his
appearance this morning at 10 o'clock.
LAST night about midnight a tele'
phone call came to police headquarters
tor an officer I'd quell disturbance at
the residence OF that well known charac-
ter Oyster Mol" Officer Brady was
sent over, but found there was no diff
Guilty.
SQUIRE BULGER, Saturday evening,
had Theodore kryter and Geo. Francis
arrested on complaint OF VIM. Hamm,
who said they had stoned and assaulted
him. Francis was fined s. and costs,
aud the case against kryter was dis
missed at cOmplainants cost.
ONLY about thirty honor men took
out license on Saturday and Clerk Bow
ers will have lively time Of it to-day.
Licenses must be taken out by IL O'Clock
noon or the saloons closed. Something
in the neighbOrhood OF 20 are yet to
be taken.
A GENTLEMAN making call on Four
teenth street on Saturday evening, was
admitted to the parlor by the Milesian
domestic. The gas had not been lighted,
and striking a match the NJ. d. said:
Would you please and loight the gas,
sir? Pm throubled with little short.
ness"
The mill committee appointed to ex-
anime into the alleged heaviness OF the
piles of iron at The Top Mill. which was
the claim made by the heaters helpers
in their strike OF Friday, report the
claim as groupdless. Ii is probable
there will be no more difficulty and the
works will proceed.
SATURDAY evening Frank Coyle, being
drunk, made an exposure OF his person
on Seventeenth street. Officer Morris
arrested him and everything went well
until the corner of Eof. and Fourteenth
streets was reached. when Coyle re-
sisted, and a lively tussle was had, the
officer being Obliged to use force.
The conference which was to have
taken place on Saturday, between Vice
President Reyser, OF the B. & o. road,
and the Council Railroad Committee,
was prevented by the non-appearance
OF the former, who was detained by i'm
portant business. He is expected to
reach here on the midnight train to-
night. in which event the conference
will be held on Tuesday morning.
YESTERDAY afternoon, Tom Daily and
Mike Costello, two young fellows, were
somewhat drunk in last Wheeling.
In crossing the Seventeenth street
bridge they got into quarrel, and Cos
tello. graphing with Daily, who was the
drunken OF the two, bent him over the
balustrade and beat him in the face.
Officer Morris got after Costello and
chased him over the hill, but did not
catch him.
THE Sunday papers came near having
an immense item. Saturday the large
grocery firm OF s. Baer 4 Son received q
large invoice OF lime in barrels. In roll.
ing them over the floor large quantity
was spiiton the floor. About S o'clock
in the evening the employees sprinkled
the floor and swept out; the debris
was shoveled into barrel and placed in
the rear OF the elevator. Mr.. James
Maxwell, the beokkeeper, was working
late, and about midnight heard a crack
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