Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-27

til late at night and often all night. Ine
order in the city was never better and the
revenues from the police court never larger.
A few years ago, so few that any one can
remember IL, 1t was impossible for lady
10 walk three squares without being grossly
insulted numberless times by gang
of loafers and rowdies who infested
every corner. When the change OF
administration came sand the pres
emit officers took charge there
was a sigh of relief sent up from every
quarter of the city where general good
order was wished for, and the very men
who are now trying to cut down the num-
Der of the force were loudest in their ex-
pressions of satisfaction. 1t is utterly i'm
possible for fewer number of policemen
to regulate and keep order in our city, and
any man of common sense Will heartily
deplore any movement that will tend in
any way to destroy the usefulness OF the
present system or give opportunity to the
iawIess element to again rule the roost.
Other cities do much better by their police
force than we are doing and think the
money we'll expended. Bridgeport pays
her force of three men salary OF $40
month and fees on every case, and the
council there at this time have under ad-
visement a proposition TO appoint Two
more officers. Wheeling pays her police
them with two full suits OF clothes year.
Bellaire pays S45 month, without any
other fees, and the policemen light the
street lamps in their wards. The amount
Of fines assessed and collected, together
with the work done on the stone pile,
which is used on the streets, will pay all
the salaries of the entire force. Gentle
men of council let us give the police force
the credit due them for the order IN our
city at the present time, and let well
enough alone. Retrench in some other
quarter.
public we publish to-day the new time card
on the c. 4 p. Railroad. The arrivals ana
departures are from the depot in this city.
The time taken in running between this
CITY and Bridgeport is about IL minutes,
and between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry
about 10 minutes. Trans arrive here now
as follows: Wellsville Accommodation at
$40 A. NJ; Pittsburgh Mail, 1910 P. NJ;
Steubenville Accommodation, $40 P. Nj
Wellsville Accommodation, i:45 p. NJ and
the through train at sis I. NJ. The Mar
tins Ferry Accommodation arrives at 1925
P. NJ and 5:55 P. NJ. Trains leave at D 90 A
NJ. Steubenvile Accommodation, 9:O5 A
NJ; Pittsburgh Express, ll:30 A. NJ. and
3:45 p. NJ; Wellsville Accommodation AS
p. NJ. The Martins Ferry Accommodation
leaves at : 90 A. NJ. and % P. NJ.
Il. L. Treyillick will lecture in City Hall
on tomorrow Monday evening. His sub
iectsis Labor and its Wrong The lee
ture is given under the auspices OF the
Bellaire Lodge of X. OF L. and large aud
fence will greet this talented orator. The
admission is only l5c, which is charged to
defray expenses.
The Harmonic Club will give another Of
their pleasant dances in their hall IN Cen
trial block. on Tuesday evening.
Capt Al. Miller, a well known mill man,
who was formerly connected with the
Benwood mill and who has hosts OF friends
hereabout, is in the city, the guest CT his
brother.in-law, Will Daugherty, on | mon
street.
5. L. Mooney and family, OF Woodsfeld,
were in the city yesterday.
J. f. Oaugherty, OF GAINESVILLE, Iowa, q
brother OF Will Daugherty, of the Buckeye
Lantern Company, is in the city on visit.
A brother Of Paddy Ryan, the noted
pugilist, is a contractor on the T., H. a e.
railroad extension. He was IN the city
yesterday.
The new schedule on the B u. e c. rail.
road will go into effect on Sunday, June ).
The morning train that leaves here now at
$50 will leave fifteen minutes later. The
afternoon train will al the same time as be-
fore and get to WoOdStield five minutes
earlier. The trains after that date will run
as far as Lewisyille, seven miles beyond
Woodsfield.
Large quantities OF tobacco are being
shipped in from Monroe county now.
Most of it is consigned to Bellare and Gin
Cinnati dealers.
Lille Love, daughter of Robert Love,
ESQ.,, of Steubenville, is to be married to-
Of lai
been invited and will attend the nuptials.
The old Globe House, on Union street,
is being fitted up in modern style by the
owner, T.. c. Morris. An elegant new bal
Cony is to be put over the street. The
house has been thoroughly overhauled,
and when Zeke moves in he will make
thinks lively,
Allen Merydeth, member of the firm OF
Merydith & Son, contractors, of Marietta
Ohio, was in town yesterday on business.
The steamer Scotia on her up trip yes:
terday, broke shaft near lrontOn, anu
also blew out her Cyiineer head. She will
be delayed for some time. The passengers
were transferred to the st. Lawrence.
w. A. Brinton's father OF Ashland, Ky,
is paying him short visit.
Henry Burkhart and wife passed through
the city yesterday on their way home
from Columbus. where Mr.. b. has been for
some time under the care of an eminent
surgeon in that city.
Frank Osborne, of Wellsburg, was in
town yesterday.
A large raft of lumber is being unload.
ed at the lower wharf. 1t was bought by
Dubois & Mccoy.
John d. Gates of Matamoras, is the guest
of DR.. S. p Martin.
J. D. Heinlein is home from trip to
Cincinnati.
Council met last night and the ordinance
ed the first reading.
The belfry on the top of City Hall is
nearly completed. The structure improves
the appearance of the building.
The Leiderkrantz Scheutzenverein and
their families will go down to Shady Side
on the b. H. 4 c. railroad and have. a pic
mic.
The Princess and Prince both run in the
BE lare and Wheeling trade yesterday,
and both did a good business. Capt. John
Prince understands how to supply his
trade with cOnvenienCes and is a very pop.
ulPr river man in consequence.
One of the horses drowned at Martin
Ferry yesterday is lodged on the Ohio side
Just above the Bellaire mill.
Gus. Hardenstein has returned home
from Cincinnati. He reports good time.
The ladies who expect TO take part in
the exercises on Decoration Day, will meet
at James WahumS residence in the Fifth
ward on Monday evening, to make final
arrangements.
Linean Literary Society meets at the
house OF the Misses Houston, IN the First
ward, tomorrow evening The Echo Lit
erary society have been invited to be pres
ent.
MARTINS FERRY.
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