Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-15
LOCAL LACoNICs.
Various Brief Matters In and About the
City.

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City.
Good Friday.
Pay day at the LaBelle Mill.
"Rooxs for Rent" this evening at the
Opera House.
MuSIcIPAL CoUkr meets this morning
at 10 O'Clock.
1T looks as though the weather would
clear up for Easter bonnets.
ONE marriage license was issued from
the Recorders office, yesterday.
THE services at st. PsuPs German
Church to-day will be conducted by Rev.
Heinman, Of Steubenville.
LAST night the Scottish Rite Masons
celebrated Maundsy Thursday by par
taking of the Paschsl Lamb.
THIS evening the Harlem Club" will
be entertained at the residence OF Miss
Minnie Walters, OF the Island.
OK Easter Monday the election Of yes
trymen will take place at st. Matthews
and full attendance is desired.
Three deeds Of trust and one in lee
was the business for publication in the
office of Clerk Hook yesterday.
TIE Harmonie-Mannerch Singing
Society will give a mop Monday even.
ing at Franzheim's Hall. Niewig will
play.
GEORGE TONER. an employee OF the
key department as stave cutter, had
his finger mashed in the machinery yes
terdsy.
The funeral of the late Jacob 5.
Rhodes was largely attended yesterday.
The dry goods stores were closed during
the afternoon out of respect to the de-
ceased.
Ir was rumored on the streets last
night that Albert Price had suddenly
dropped dead. Investigation showed
this report to be untrue. He was merely
on little spree and had more liquor
on board than he ought to have had.
The only conveyance Of property ad'
mitted to record in the Clerks office
Yesterday, was the southermost or lower
island OF the two known as the Sisters
by John Armstrong and wife to A. NJ
Stevenson, all Of Wheeling, for the sum
OF 81, 500.
DoS'r fail to forget to refresh your re
memberance with the happy recolec
ton that Jacob Kemple, Esq will de
| light Wheeling audience with a hu
morous lecture on the "lns and Outs o
Washington City," on Saturday even
ing, the 23rd instant.
TuE case OF Tom Mccormick who II
charged with hitting a party named
Fitzsimmons in Market street saloon
Wednesday evening, was continued II
the Police Court Yesterday morning OF
account OF the absence OF long list o
witnesses. Rules were ordered ISSUED
| for all of them.
THOSE who attended tie three con
certs given in this city, last week, unde
the auspices OF one OF the Methods
Episcopal churches, by the Madam FIR!
Concert Company, were greatly pleased
/ with the performances. Each succeed
/ ing audience was larger than its prede
| cessor until the thru night the house
was densely packed. The performer
we're frequently encored.
WHILE wandering about the levee yes
terday, reporter was informed thai
during the early part OF the day party
had been inquiring if anything had
been seen OF a floater, in the pockets o.
which were cards with the name OF j.
A. Love. Love was a sewing machine
agent in Alle9haney county, and has
been missing for three weeks. No
further particulars could be learned.
FRANK BARTH, a youth employed at
the lantern factory, was standing al the
corner Of Alleys c and s, on Wednes-
day evening, playing a mouth organ.
Two men stole up behind him, seized
him, and throwing him down went
through his pockets, and ended up with
taking his coat and hat. The latter,
however, were found in the yard next
morning,
SOME time ago the stable hands at the
Street Car Company's stable struck fol
higher wages, and, as will be remem'
bered, they were discharged and their
places filed with colored men at 81 %
per day. Yesterday these parties struck
and at $50 last evening quit work, and
coming to the office, demanded $3.50
This was refused, and arrangements
were made to put in white men at Sl5(
per day.