Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-13
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bits of news and General small Talk

ONAbc 1Oaoc, ycobcEu1gs .I4 .teHZ ~
0SE deed Of trust was admitted to recort
by Clerk Hook, yesterday. ~
TaE School Journal for January will be IS
sued to-day, and is good number.
The Wheeling City Band will give :
grand ball at Turner Hall, next month.
The <. OF p, of Martins Ferry, viii visi
Germania Lodge No. 7, ON next Thursday
The Rechabites of this city go to Mounds
vile, on Saturday, to found lodge there
The supper at the Land League ball. to
night, is to be donated by Martin Thorn
ton.
LoFrus and Reilly rendered, free OF charge
the hacks for the funeral OF Pat Gerrity
to-day.
The Committee on Accounts attempted
to meet, last night, but failed in getting q
quorum.
RAIN again last night "The dust Of an
earthly to-day will not form the earth of 9
dusty tomorrow"
A PLEASANT party was given last night at
o, WeshanS', near Short Creek. Cockayne
furnished ths music.
Miss LIBBiE GREER last night entertained
her friends at the residence of her father,
]. r. Greer, Esq, at Leatherwood.
II. QUARIER, Esq, was qualified as No
tary Public by Clerk Hook yesterday.
Bond $3.50; l.. S. Delaplaine, security.
Prof Carl Hermann has been offered a
position in the Cincinnati College OF
Music. He has not yet decided about it
POSTAL cards, mutilated, or deiaced, will
not be redeemed at the postoffice after
February lst, so make haste, if you have
any.
G. ID. SMITH. of Middlebourn, Tyler couu-
ty, has been licensed to practice law in the
courts of this State. He was in the city
yesterday.
Par GERRIrY, the most severely injured
of the four men buried in the water main
trench, on Monday, died at the hospital,
yesterday morning.
The gully on EofF street, just below
Eighteenth, broke down again, yesterday.
1t seems utter nonsense TO expect . inch
crown to support the weight.
VESxoR and Mother Shipton were dis
charged on January /, but the new weather
man does no better. 1T goes this way
awhile and then gets worse
HARRIET ENsHEINER was appointed, yes
terday, administrative of the estate OF
Adolph Emshimer. Bond, s., 500; securities
W. II. Frank and J. Emsheimer.
THE appropriation for the State Board OF
Health was s., 900. The Board has returned,
in fees and licenses, Sl,l45. The desired
appropriation for this year is 5000.
THE police court had the Mcclure House
row case before il, yesterday morning.
Kelly got SO and costs, Larkin $40 and
costs and Franzheim s. and costs. And so
it ends.
The members of the Third House are
slowly coming in. Chairman Hassler is
daily expected. The hat store comb nation
is expected to play an important part in
the proceedings.
The recent high water in the creek wash
ed away the entire trestling for the second
span of the Steenrod bridge. There was %
feet OF it and the loss will fall heavily on
the contractor.
SQUIRE SHULTZE gets mixed sometimes,
when excited by argument. For instance,
yesterday he compared something to the
passage of the children OF Israel through
the river Jordan"
A NUMBER of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Neil formed a pleasant party last
night at their Island residence Ii was of the
phantom order and developed an unlim-
tied amount OF fun.
1T is reported that Mark May. who was
injured in the trench as related in Tues
days REGISTER. was very low last night,
with small. if any hopes of recovery. His
internal organs are badly ruptured.
PADDY MAmoSY is charged with creating
o disturbance at Brunhaus' restaurant, at
the Second ward r.@s.I Sxet house and yester-
day he was arrested by Constable Love. on
q warrant issued by Squire Wheeler.
On Wednesday night about II O'Clock,
burglars broke open the cellar grating Of
Buckey's hat store, in Centre Wheeling
but in so doing they attracted the attention
of Waterman Auth, who frightened them
away.
THERE will probably be no Legislative
action in regard to changing the collection
Of school taxes from the Collector to the
Sheriff. Sheriff Brown will not present his
petitions, since Council has declared it.
self
THERE was quite an excitement at E. c.
Harry's confectionery store, on Market
street. last evening, caused by the stove
pipe falling, filling the store room full OF
smoke. No damage was sustained except
from the smoke.
IT will be delightful piece of informa-
ton to our musical people To learn that
Profs. Carl and Edouard Hermann will
give concert at the Opera House on the
18th instant. 1t is treat they have been
hoping for and will get at last.
In tie Municipal Court, yesterday. the
case of Jacob Lafferty VS.. Mary f.. Hand
Ian, administrators Of Hiram Martins eS-
tate was on. The motion of the defendant
for a new trial was argued and submitted
and the court took it under adviSemeut.
LAST evening about thirty couples, with
Il Il. q. ~ Dp1p,nr's
No. ia Fourteenth street, To tender q sur
prise md serenade to Miss Mary, on hec
18th birthday. They were invited in, and
afterward adjourned to Turner Hall and
danced the night away.
Tux IaBelle Perpetual Building Assoc:
alton held an election on "Wednesday
night. As the required number OF shares
were not represented the old Board holds
over. 1t consists of tue following gentle
men: W. Handlan, S. c. ESchstruth, 5.
NJ. Hathaway, w. +. Graebe, o. SaadrncS,
". Lohmann, J. p. Heinlein, VIM. Hast
ingS and Adam Kraft.
A coal team belonging to III. Stoiley. OF
the South Side. and driven by Jimmy Lee,
had q narrow escape. last evening. The
horses were driven into the river. at the
Riverside landing, for the purpose OF
washing the mad from the wheels, but
suddenly deep water was reached aud
horses and man had to swim for it. They
reached shore safely, but the wagon bed
and hind wheels tioated off.
YESTERDAY morning the Senate went into
executive session. Sergeant-at-ArmS Al
derson had just locked the doors and re-
sumed his seat, when, glancing up to the
gallery. he saw colored man quietly
taking in the proceedings. John was thun-
derstruck for one second and the next mo.
ment he was in the gallery and had n
frightened darkey by the collar, bouncing
him down stairs. The Rabbi has full
stenographic report of Alderson's japanese
exhortatiOn.
Council Tonight.
Whether il was Patience" ut the Opera
House, or impotence on the part OF the
members, the records do not state, but on
n,..a.Aa.. ....ht lnst hnEnra Ennncil had