Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-29
FACT AND FANCY.
MINOR City News and Pertinent Talk
and COmmen'

MovING day is coming.
The Capitol was quiet and dull yester-
day.
One marriage license was issued yester-
day.
OFFICER LIsroH ran drunk in last even
ing.
AND Phil. Snyder will soon write N. C..
after his name.
SEATS for Maggie Mitchell went of with
| a boom yesterday.
ANOTHER large car load of Chicago beef
arrived yesterday.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to rec
| ord at the Clerks office yesterday.
THE postotfice was closed three hours,
Yesterday, in respect to the memory OF
Postmaster General Howe.
Gov. MATHEWS friends in Wheeling were
much disappointed, last night after the
news from Charleston was received.
AT the Arion ball, last night, Mr.. John
g. Hoffman, Sr, presented the society with
one OF Storms handsome paintings.
THE twenty-five newly confirmed mem
bers of the st. PaupS Church presented
Rev. Starke with an elegant Brussels car.
pct last evening.
AT the special meeting Of the L. S.
Court at Ciarksburg yesterday, the big rob
berry case OF the Fosters Vas continued IN
! Ii September LIST.
II. NJ. RUSSELL was appointed executor Of
the estate of DR. SChuChardt, deceased, at
Clerk Hooks office yesterday. Boni $40,
600, With J. J. Woods as security.
As Chas. Doiel came out OF the meeting
OF the Salvation Army, on Main street,
last evening, he was attacked by two young
men, who very badly beat him up.
LAST night the ranch kept by Jennie
Gray, in Alley Is, between Main and
Water streets, was raided, and the mad
anne, one woman and two men arrested
Mr. l.. II. NowvIoCK, the florist and land
SCape gardner, corner Of Jacob and Fortieth
streets, has our thanks for q very hand.
some bouquet left at our office yesterday
L. s. MARSHAL ATKINSON and Deputy D..
VI. Gibben brought Wm. Miller, one OF the
cOunterfeiters of PLrkersburg, to Mounds
vile, yesterday, TO serve out 4'years SEN
tenCe.
The ward engine belonging to the 4 O.
railroad ran off the track near the old
IIemptield depot, vest, rduy, and required
several hours hard labor before II WAS re-
placed on the track.
LAST evening a surprise party was teu-
u
ing her fifty. hfth birthday. Among other
valuable presents received was tine set
of parlor chairs, by her daughter.
THE following conveyance was adnittei
! to record at Clerk Hooks office yesterday:
! 4 deed made the 2Sth day of March, 1883
| by Geo. SchOppe N Aug. StrHhmeycr, in
/ consideration of $I55 Tor lots 81 and IS in
East Wheeling.
To MORROW night the Eagle Social will
| give select ball at Notes Hall, South
/ Side. Among other attractions of the
| evening will be a magnificent prize to the
! best lazy Walter. The Opera House
/ Orchestra will issue good music for the
! dancers.
LAST evening the Germania Society gave
| one oi their select balls at their hall, cor
ner OF Fourteenth and Market streets
! Like all OF a similar nature it was decii-
| ed success. About seventy couples were
| present. Dancing was kept up until a
! late hour. Music by Mayors Orchestra.
"A WARM wave is coming from Dakota
! This was announced, yesterday, but where
was it? The day broke as fair as an angels
| dream of peace and the sun shone with
I great briliianCe. But twas too beautiful
/ to last and ended in a binding sitting,
/ soaking snow storm. Oh! for some weather.
Rarer than day in June is day in
| March.
The Municipal Court met at $50 yester.
day morning. The jury were instructed
| by the Court, in the case of Hobbs aud
Others, owner of the ST. James Hotel, rs.
Mr.. Scransge, for possession of the hotel.
| After being out short time, the jury re.
! turned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff
Court then adjourned until $50 this morn
ing, without transacting any other bIsi
| ness.
The Elm Grove Railway Company have
their new track nearly completed to where
| ii leaves the present route. The motors
| are running te Echo Point. Next Monday
the work nen will be started on the new
! route and the superintendent stated he ex-
! pected 10 have the entire track laid into
Fulton by the first Of May. Workmen will
commence building the tres:le work over
| Woods run next week.
The Nail Association bad a very large
meeting at the office of the Iron Associa-
| ton, Fourth avenue. at Pittsburgh. yes
! terday, aud decided in view of the fact that
there was q large demand for nails, con-
cluded to continue running two weeks
longer so as to try and accumulate little
J additional stock. The demand at present is
reported to be greater than the production.
| The card rate was reafirmed. No other
| business was transacted.