Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-04
HERE AND THERE.
Bits OF News Found Floating about the
City.
TALSAGE tonight.

Pietro Ferranti, the baritone. is said to
be too Ferrsntic in his singing.
| County Commissioner John W. Nichols
/ is out again after short illness.
The hay market was largely attended
| Yesterday and prices were as usual.
Supt. John NJ. Birch and Attorney Jos.
! PAUL. have located again at the Stamm.
PLENTY of orders are coming to the men
| who are engaged in putting up awnings.
| ONE of the boiling furnaces will be off at
| the Belmont mill this week to be rebuilt
TAYLOR Foreman received SO for his
] services rs settler" by the Board of Com
| miSSiOnerS.
Rev. +. W. Ryan will address a temper
/ ancc meeting at the North Street NJ. T..
| Church. tonight.
We learn that Mr.. Fred Lindeman will
| superintend the building OF the new roll
| ing nil at lEtnayilie.
| YESTERDAY was altogether a bright and
| lovely day, and We seem 10 have Ieaped
| suddenly into summer.
TIE workmen commenced laying q new
| crossing on Main at the corner OF Twenty
sixth street, yesterday.
THE Brilliant glass works, at Lagrange,
| has been rebuilt and went on. yesterday,
| with plenty of orders.
SoNE of the boiler makers at Sweeney's
] South side shop are idle at present on aC-
count of being out e iron.
| Prosecuting Attorney Jordan Is punching
| up the Board OF Commissioners on their
duty under the new Grand Jury law.
| Rev. r. Dewitt Taimage is expected in
| the city on the morning train. He lectures
| AT Washington, Pa. to morrow night.
| Mr.. MYER, who had his les broken at the
! coal mines some ten days ag), IS getting as
| we'll aS could be expected Tor one Of his
age.
/ Sig. Tagliapictra, the husband OF CarrenO,
I is with ner He was here with the kel-
. log company, and j. one of the finest bar
/ itOneS IN the world.
! 'SQrIrE PHIIIrS yesterday bound James
Lacy in the sum OF $500 to keep the peace
Tor one year. On the charge OF assault
against Philip Schrumpf.
B John g. Hoffman. Jr., is the new Com
missioner from Center district. The Board
} did the square thing in filling the Demo
cratic vacancy with 4 Democrat.
Rev. W. H. Cooke. OF the Second Presby
terrain church. has moved into the residence
formerly occupied by Gen. \. e. Caldwell,
on Market street. between Twenty-iirst.
Az entry driver by the name OF Wm.
! Ford. employed in the Wheeling creek
coal mines had his right leg broken yes
tcrday morning 10y the fall OF soapstOne.
LETrEu, are advertised for Thomas Che,-
ter. T. G. Calvert, }. Davis, RObt. hean.
Dick NCCurly. J. PerlmaE. "R. P |. W.
Tanner. John F. Tower and VIM. II. W"y-
man.
THE stove filters and mOlders ut the Ar
lington Stove Works were idle yesterday.
on account Of the death II Mr.. Hoffman.
one Of the o,d German citizens OF North
Wheeling.
Barney Ga.igun says they are huStIing
the ECrlcs investigation, and Black Dove
Rer says il is Ealing, like pape- collar in
July. Of its own weight. What = poor
mortal to believe
TIE street force were at work removing
the mud from the sewer ut the head Of
Seventh street yesterday. of which large
quantity had accumulated during the
recent heavy ain,
We are informed that 10 keep one OF The
self-nail feeders in running order is more
trouble than dozen boys. We are also
info rmed that = lumber of the nail feeders
will ioin the NaiIcrS' Association shortly.
UrE farmers seemed tC realize the wants
vi the folks yesterday, for they rushed
their straw into the city At lively and
disposed uf il 10 good advantage. One
farmer has enough orders 10 do him over u
week.
Fox the last two or three days the Bel
mont blast furnace has been making some
very large runs. They are trying one of
Huwells patent scale blowers on their boil
erS. and il il is success they will use them
Oh all the boilers
TIN Wrimar-Zueckler Wedding promises
/ TO be ON a grand scale. and the reception
| will rank with any ever given in the COUn-
| ". \ number from Steubenyile will be
| in attendance COckayne'> Orchestra will
| furnish the music.
THr new fishing club has at last named
| the baby which Was born short time ago.
| under the title of Forest and Stream
| Rangers" and the following officers were
| elected last night: DIR. j. +. Smith, Presi-
| dent: DR. George l. CaddlP, Vice President
! J. r. HOge, Recording Secretary; |. &. Dill
lon, Core, pondinG Secretary, and Wm.
Exlcy. Treasurer
II fr,t race Of the season j. now under
| ncgu' iatipn John Ritz, OF this city, has
chall, nged Pete Snyder, of Pittsburgh, to
| row h nj a three mile race for 800 4 side,
| and TO give or take 80 for expenses. No
! word has vet been received from Snyder,
! whose club does not meet until next Satlr-
day. Ritz wants To row about the 22d Of
| next month.
Tur Forest and Stream Ranger, is the
name adopted by the party OF gentlemen
who formed Themselves into a fishing
club at DIR. la III res flee last evening.
| About twenty-five members were present,
among them representatives of the profess
SiorS and prominent business men. The
club gives every prospect Of being perma-
| uent and pleasant institution.
ts,prt mot
| morning and the following cases were
heard: The Peoples Bank VS.. VIM c.
| Handlan and the Central Building ASSo-
citation No. 3 John +. Miller aswered,
No funds" and the sarniShee was dis
charged. John Bruce ". lisa belle Becker
ton eNcCutriX and other. On motion Of
! the complainant the cause was dismissed
al his posts. Armstrong, COen & Co. VS..
| TEcOdoSia MCGinnis. The remainder of
the day was spent in arguing this case and
the arguments not being completed, at Il
late hour Court adjourned till this morn
! ing at 81 o'clock, when they will finish
and submit the case.
MIS>E~ Helen and Lucy, daughters Of
! SheriHC. 7. Brown, had an accident yeSter-
! day. and 4 narrow escape from serious in
! Jury. They had been driving and were
= Just turning the horse into the alley which
leads 10 his stables when he stumbled and
broke a portion of his harness. Taking
fright at this, he ran down Fourteenth and
at the corner of Eotf n teanster endeayored
10 cheek him by hauling his wagon broad
side in the street. But the horse ran
around. and in so doing a wheel Of the
buggy caught on the tongue of the wagon,
and the light vehicle was upset. Miss
Helen was driving and retained her hold
on the lines, which stopped the horse.
Neither Of the young ladies' was seriously
hurt, though Miss Lucy was slightly bruised
about the face and shoulders.
TIrE following conveyanccs were admit
;ed 10 record by Clerk Hook Yesterday. \
deed made the 18th day OF Match lNS2, by
Vim. SipCh, trustee. to Jerry Crawford for
a certain piece of land on EOif, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. A deed
made the 9th day of February, lSS2, by
Isaac Cox To- Simon L. Hunt in considera-
ton of s. 600. for piece of land contain
ing about II acres, in Liberty district, Ohio
county. \ deed made the 18th day OF
March, lSS2 by Il. W. Hazlett and Others
TO Frederick Bischof, in consideration OF