Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-31
PACTAND FANCY.
minor City News and Pertinent Talk
and Common.

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and Common.
MATINEE to-day.
Pay day at the Pottery, Belmont and Top
mill.
YESTERDAY was pay day at the La Belle
mill.
TIE Municipal Court meets this morning
at $50.
The Supreme Court will be in session
to-day.
''FAScHoS" this afternoon, and "Lorle"
tonight.
IT looks as though March would go out
like a lamb, to-day.
Two marriages licenses were issued at
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to record
at the Clerks office yesterday.
A LARGE coal wagon broke down on Tenth
street yesterday afternoon.
REPORT ssys Chas. Behler offers big re-
ward for the return Of his snuff box.
SWEENEY & Sons foundrymen were not
working yesterday. Slack OF work was the
cause.
The nearing of Mccarthy and McCombs
will take place before Commissioner Forbes
| to-day.
The Board of Public Works is much
pleased with the Capital building at
Charleston.
PROF. WOODEN, a colored lecturer, is said
to be engaged for discourse in this city
on 1.-THE mule"
THATCHER. PRIMROSE WEsr's minstrels
are booked for next Thursday, and Callen-
der's are on the way.
The Benwood Lodge No. 2,323, X. OF L.,
held q dance at the Labor hall in the
Eighth ward, last night
A SELECT social was held at Geo. W.
Eckhart's residence on North Front street,
Island, Thursday night
A WARRANT was yesterday sworn ont at
Martins Ferry for the bestial John Smith,
ard his speedy capture is hoped.
JUSTICE WIN. H. CALDWELL was indispossd
yesterday and the hearing OF Guenther
Schnelle was continued until next week.
The certificate of incorporation of the
Sidney Packet Company" was admitted
to record at Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday.
A CART loaded with coal mired on Thirty
sixth street yesterday, and the cart had to
be dumpen befole the cart could be gotten
out.
A SELECT ball was held at Nolte's hall
last evening, about thirty couples partiCi-
pat;ng. Was orchestra was in atteno-
snce.
WIN. MCCUNE,h butcher employed at Geo.
Hess butcher shop at the East End, had his
hand badly lacerated yesterday afternoon
while cutting beef.
A SELECT dance was held at P. Barrett's
residence, on the South Side, Thursday
night, in honor of his daughters birthday.
A fine time was enjoyed by all.
The work Of examining the reassessment
e 1.saNf nj NGfn
pleted at Charleston on Tuesday and
Wednesday, by the Board of Public Works.
THR South Side Fishing Club gave one
of their pleaSant balls at Goetze's hill last
night, which like all former balls given by
this club, was decided success. Dancing
was kept up until late hour to Birch's
music.
YESTERDAY was the examination at the
public school in Fulton under r. Pogue,
principal and Miss Louise Muth, assis
teacher. The result was really asto
ing, and does credit to both teachers and
childreA.
LAST evening the Maennerchor 81
Society repaired to Mrs. Walther's
dence, on the South Side, as a seren
party to the young married couple.
rendering several selections they were in
yited in by the hostess and magnificent
feast spread before them.
The board of managers and the soliciting
committee for the Friendly Inn" held
Joint meeting at McLain's hall yesterday
afternoon, but did not reach any nnal con-
clusion. The meeting was adjourned until
Monday afternoon. full attendance at
this meeting is desired and q thorough dis
cussion of the subject invited.
Carlos KNAUs, a workman at the North
Wheeling glass works, met with very Sc
rious accident Wednesday. He rode one
of the horses belonging to the works to
water. The animal became scared and
threw him of, fracturipg his collar bone.
Proper medical attention was procured, and
at this writing the young man is resting
nicely.
WHEELING owns its own gas works and
gets its gas supply for nothing and fur
nisheS il to the consumers at Sl.OS thou
sand. They are doing so we'll that they eN-
pect 10 put the price down to Sl.0O soon.
The city uses One-tenth of the supply.
This makes the gas cost really less than
ninety cents a thousand as the works are
not run so as to lose anything. In our
city-but the tale is too sad and we refrain.
-PdrkTSbUrg Journal