Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-10
NOTE AND COMAENT.
OF Events In and About the City and
NeigbborhoOd.


PAY day at the Central Glass Works
"ONLY" a Farmers Daughter tonight.
DISTRICT meeting of the Amslgamation,
to-day.
OFFICER BIRD ran drunk in yesterday
afternoon.
Business was extremely dull at the
Court House yesterday.
One deed Of trust was admitted to record
at Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday.
UNCLE John Behring'S history of the poll
ticsl parties is quite interesting.
THE Committee on Accounts were called
for last night but no quorum appeared
The upper Riverside fore department
will commence work Monday, single turn.
The Committee on Cemeteries met last
night and after passing on few bills al
journed.
A LITTLE son of Charles Dielhs, OF the
Eighth ward, was severely bitten BY a dog
yesterday.
THE arguments on the Uabcas Corpus in
the Chambers case will be heard by Judge
Boyd to-day.
SQUIRE MURRIN sold the Pryor property
on the South Side to w. NJ. Carney yester-
day for 81, 100 cash.
SEATS for Modjeska are gradually going
| OIL, and the famous actress will no doubt
have rOusing good house.
"WHY are the glasses in the globes on the
gas posts not cleaned?' is the question put
by majority of the citizens.
WV. BOWMAN and John Richie we're sent
to Jail by SQUIRE Lsundsr. yesterday, for -
days each, on charge OF drunkenness and
contempt.
JAMES NORMAN plead guilty to the charge
of selling liquor without license, and was
fined 800 and senter ced to the county Jail
for 80 days.
J.J. MCDONALD who was found guilty in
the United States Court, yesterday, aud
fined 1900, paid his fine last evening and
| was released.
THE INTELLIGENcsR yesterday morning
had nothing OF the garbage contests. That
Clearly paper would not touch anything
so dirty as garbage.
HEATHERISGToN BRo. : new purchase, the
Dauntless, will leave for Green river to-
day after tow. James McMillen and Con.
Mcdonald will take charge OF the wheel.
The play of ''0nIy q Farmers Daughter"
20 be given at the Opera House, to night,
| is said to be one OF the very hest on the
American stage. 1t deserves large house.
a SMALL child of VIM. Huser was run
over by a buggy a. the head OF Seventh
street, yesterday afternoon. Very fOrtu.
nately the child was not at all seriously
injured,
MICHAEL LANE was admitted to bail last
evening in the sum vi $500. He has been
con fined in Jail since the DIST Of last De-
cemb-r, and the jailer reports his conduct.
as being excellent.
TuE FolIOuipg csSas uera hefnra 'Suuira
Peterman last evening and were continued
until this afternoon 1t 3 o'clock. State vs..
Mary Need. on charge of breach of peace,
and State VS.. Lizzie Roemer on same
charge.
The Leavitt minstrel troupe played to a
very fair audience at the Opera House last
evening, but not near as large crowd as
was expected, or the troupe deserved. The
performance WAS first class, some of their
singers having no superiOrs on the stage at
the present day.
1T was rumOred on the streets last even
ing that man named Color, travelling
salesman for Uranium. wholesale grocer at
Bridgeport, was knocked down, at the foot
of the hill, this side OF St. Clairsyille, and
robbed of $500 or more. Owing to the late
ness of the hour nothing definite could be
aSCertsined.
a VERY select dance was given at Manner
Choir hall last evening by the following
gentlemen and ladies. Arthur Cline
Howard Bowman Doc Sylvey and c. SIC
vens, aSsistad by Misses Laura and A. Bow
man, and Ida Trimble; about 40 couple
were present, and a'delighted evening was
enjoyed by all dancing 10 Mayer music.
The Protective Association in the Eighth
ward held q meeting Thursday night
Quite number OF visiting merchants from
other portions of the city expressed
themselves as being very much pleased
with the organization, especially so when
several gentleman, whose names were on
the u. b. list came forward aud squared
their accounts With the grocery keepers
A like association has been formed in the
eastern portion Of the city, and like its
predecessor is a success, as quite a number
have paid up back accounts, not wishing
their name on the d. B. list.
THE hull of Capt Bays new side wheel
boat arrived here yesterday. The follow.
ing are the dimensions: Length, lS2 feet
beam. % feet; hold, AZ feet, and the ma
chinery will be Immediately placed by the
contractors, Sweeney & Son. This boat
will have very strong machinery, the CYL
enderS measure Is inches in diameter, and
) feet stroke. The boilers, which are three
in number, are 24 feet long, 40 inches in
diameter, and are double fues. Messrs.
Sweeney & Son have let the contract for
the wood work to Hanes & Wilson, and
they expect to have the boat ready for SER
vice by the lst OF April. She will be chris.
tened Minnie Bsv." and will run in the
Portsmouth and Huntington trade.
HARrKoPP's Museum of Anatomy will be