Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

Bits OF News Found Floating sboat the
City.

Stove works are taking day of.
The Golf Guards will give a grand ball at
Turner Hall next Friday evening.
A YOUNG son of Charles McKown had his
head badly cut on last Saturday while help
ng family
The District Assembly OF the Knights Of
Labor will meet Tuesday night at Wells
burg, Brooke county.
J. d. KURNER, formerly OF North Wheel
ing, has sold his property and purchased
home on the Island.
The banks along Wheeling creek were
lined with fishermen Yesterday and some
of them met with good success.
Isaac CARPENrER, foreman of Williams
Cooper Works, out at Cameron, Will remove
his family to that place to-day.
4 LARGE crowd of mill men from Steu-
benyillc will visit our mills to-day to IN
spect the Self-feeding nail machines.
Mr. Cox, who was Frustrated some time
since bv a paralytic stroke, is still confined
tn his home. at the head of Fifth street.
A BROKEN cog wheel j. reported from the
Whitaker Iron Works. They will resume
work tomorrow, and report plenty OF OIL
der>.
Nix. Il. SPEIprl, Of this city, has sold his
farm in Marshall county to Mr.. Taylor
Trussen for - 600 Solicitor Cowden made
the transfer.
TUE scales in North Wheeling at the
head of Seventh street, have just been conn
pletely oyerhauled under the supervision
of Mr.. Kennedy.
Tux National road east of the city Was
filled with vehicles of all kinds yesterday
PeOpL s&Hz;zzh ined very much about the
L. INC rain.
Ar meeting of the Wheeling Gun Club,
held Saturday. arrangements were made for
a match with the ChautauQua Sportsmens
Club, to take April 18th.
S,MUEl. MCNoY was before Squire Muir
rim TUESDAY, on q charge of stoneinS
sewing machine agent. He was placed
under a bond OF 500 10 keep the peace for
one year.
Ton RtcuAGpS better known as the
Mate" was sentenced 10 Il term OF three
and half years in the Allegheny Pcniten-
tiaty on saturday, March p, Tor stealing a
watch.
CHARLIE SPEAGUE, Step-son OF Mr..
Frank MCShCrry, who las been confined to
his bed for three or four weeks with large
abcesS on his left limb. will soon be able to
walk around.
o. the South Side, asst Friday night, a
surprise patty was given at the residence
Of Isaac Shields. which was q most enjoy
/ able affair in every respect Music by 1.
( +. CoCkayne.
\ BILL passed by The Legislature apprO-
priating certain funds of Lincoln county
exclusively To- the repair of the roads Of
that county. was vetoed by Governor Jack
son ON saturday.
On Saturday, while u wagon loaded with
furniture. was coming down Fifth street,
the axle was broken while crossing a rut,
and the driver used some language that
would no, have been very appropriate IN
church, while unloading the wagon.
lIuIIP StuEUAPy SwOre out warrant
before Squire Phillips Saturday charging
James Steadman with assault and battery
and James l.azaer with attempt 70 kill.
The cases were continued until to day.
TOMORROW NIGHT his reverence, 7.
Dewitt ralmage will be at the Opera House
with his lecture on Big Blunders.' Those
who remember his fine lecture when here
last will be the first to secure seats at Will
son < Banners for tomorrow night.
OirIcErN JrNHINS. Bird and Dunlap raid
Cd a house of illfame, No. - Tenth street
last night, kept by Melissa Robinson. The
following persons were arrested: Fanny
Brown, Geo. Young, Oscar Wilde and the
Madame His Honor will dish out their
desserts TINS morning.
DIS. :. u. MCCORMNCK " BIO. the popular
dentists, have removed their dental office
frSm No lOGG Market street 20 the house
known as the Bishop property, at No. 1860
Main street. This is a much more desirable
location and their already large practiOe
will undoubtedly be greatly increased.
TmE Rechabite ball to be held at the new
MrnnerchOr Hall. on Fourteenth street,
promises Ia he an immense gathering.
over five hundred invitations have been
issued for il. and COCSayne's orchestra has
been secured. Martins Ferry Bridgeport.
Moundsville and other places will send
large delegations.
The committee of the Board of Education
appointed to procure a suitable room for
the public library, held meeting on Satur-
day evening. Several rooms were discussed
by the committee, aud the one over the
store of r. j. Smyth was visited. Ii is
hoped that final decision can be made by
the next meeting Of the Board.
JoHS BEyEEIprE young man who lives
ON Thirty-ninth street. Eighth ward, while
jumping oil very high porch yesterday
about noon, slipped and fell on his right
arm. breaking both arms between the wrist
and elbow Dr. Pipes VAS Immediately
called i'm and reduced the fracture, and ut
dark last night he was resting nicely.
On Saturday peace warrant was sworn
out by Squire Ankle before Squire
sweeney. against ". J Colts, who was re-
quircd to give bond Of 500 to keep the
p,Srr for >iN months W. J. Colts and
wife then entered suit in the Municipal
Court against said Ankle aud wife for
SANDER claiming 5000 damages. Mcssrs.
CraCraft. Fergr on and Frame are the
counsel for plaintiffs and g. d. Dovener for
defendants.
IT has been reported that severn, case, OF
the horse disease. pink eye" had made
its appearaLC. in our city. On inuuiring
at the different livery SiC.ulcs we were in
formed that there werr. no cases of this dis.
ease in town, the PIrkersburg correspond
emit Of the Wheeling REGISTEH Ia the con
trary Notwithstanding. A horse buyer
passed through here several weeks ago who
had several horses afflicted with the dis
ease -P0r&,TaLprg SJti"H
J TuU Board of Public Work, met ut the
| capitol Saturday and appointed the follow
| ing commissioners OF Pharmacy for the
! districts and terms of service named: H.
| Decking, First district, three years; J. l..
| NJ Baker. OF Martiu>hurg. Second district
! fur years: T.. 4. BoggS, of Charleston
Third district, one year; \. y. Williams
| OF parker>burg, Fourth district, two years,
| Nr. Williams Is the only new appointment
RErEEsENrArIS nailerS oi the Amslga.
mated Association from all sections OF the
district met Friday in this city, and COM
p!rtsd their scale. which will be prescnt ted
with all other scales of that body, for sig
natures on the first of June. Some dis
satisfaction exists in regard To the uupro-
ptrtiOuate prices paid for certain brands
al nails, and the advantages at present ac-
| corded to the manufacturers on rising
market The action of the convention is