Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-30
Q aLEANINGS
From An over the surreandIax News
Field.

NONo~ALT tOhA6lG
'MKRRY WAR" tonight.
The Academy Of music wa well patron
ized last night.
SEVERAL charming Nj de Chantal girls
enliyened the city yesterday.
VIZ understand that Stephen P. Tracy is
. candidate fer keeper OF the lookup
Mr. COOK Peters is about to build Q new
workshop above Seventh street, east side.
TIE Nail City cigar factory made a large
shipment Of cigars, yestsrday-S5,Oo TO
one firm
THE Ohio Glass Works, of Bellaire, sent
& large consignment Of goblets to Australia
on Saturday.
The large safe for the Reymann Brewing
Company was unloaded and taken 70 the
brewery yesterday.
Mr.. CLARK HASEs has a large force at
work on his new building, corner OF Sew
enth and Market streets.
The r~eyiyals at the Chapline street NJ. E.
church are still in progress Very large
crowds attend every evening.
. The County Commissioners committees
meet to-day. On Roads and Bridges at 10
o'clock and Finance at P. N.
Mn HAMILTON has the contract for
building the brick work for Clark Hanes
new building on North Market street.
G. O. SMITH was appointed administrator
of the estate of Henry Voehl, deceased.
Bond $500, with w. 7. Burt as security.
The Kroneworth family case was tried
before Squire Philips last night and the
defendants were placed under SlO bond.
JUDGE BoYD held a special term OF court
in Moundsyille yesterday, which was at
tended by a large numbe OF attorneys from
this city.
The g~ratings On the upper end Of the
sever on the east side of the National Road
was filed up with dirt during the last
heavy rain.
WoRKNKN were engaged in repairing the
gutter at the intersection Of Chapline and
Twenty. fourth streets yesterday. Let the
good work go on.
The citizens Of the North End say they
want a crossing on the east side of Seventh
street, as the mud is Of q sufficient depth
to swamp Jumbo.
The County Commissioners committees
on Court House and Jail and Poor House
and FERN, met yesterday. No business OF
public interest was transacted.
LOUISVILLE, January 29.-River rising
slowly with IL feet 2 inches in the canal;
8 feet 10 inches on the falls, Weather mild.
Departed-Jas. Guthrie, Henderson.
We learn this morning that all the EN-
ployes of the B., u. 4 c. railroad will have
their wages reduced after the first OF Feb
ruary, except the Master Of Road.-BeAGIre
Tribune.
A GOOD ~draughtsman and designer. A.
| Brown, formerly with Hobbs, Brockunier
Il Co, has opened an Office at 1904 Jacob
street. See advertisement in another
column.
THE many friends of Patrick Kenney,
member-elect TO the City Council from the
First ward, will tender him a compliment
airy serenade this week. I. I. Cockayne
will play.
SQUIRE W. II. CALDWELL tried the case
of State Of West Virginia VS.. Dave Bald
win, charged with felonOus assault. Tn
defendant was discharged for the want Of
evidence.
OFFICER WILLIAMS found a son of James
Warden. of the North End, near the creek
bridge Yesterday The little fellow was
scarcely three years old and could not tell
his name.
YESTERDAY morning Miss Sadie O'Brien,
Of Pittsburgh, took the veil at Mt. de
| Chsntal. Bishop Kahn presided, assisted
by Fathers Sullivan, Silyain, Gull and Nc
Menamin.
MAYOR MILLER and President Hildreth,
assisted by the Joint committee of Council,
met at the Commercial Bank and selected
the joint standing committees for the next
two years. They will be presented to Coun-
Gil tonight.
YESTERDAY morning a lady had a had fall
in a residence on Nineteenth street. She
isl siSter-in.law of Mrs. Debold and was
carrying a child up stairs when she stun
bled and fell, badly spraining her left arm.
The child was uninjureo.
GABE FosrER, a sporting man well known
in the southwest, died on January -, near
Little Rock, Ark. This office is in receipt
of a tribute 10 his many qualities, written
by a friend in the city. 1t is unayoidably
crowded out at this time.
YESTERDAY Sister Bernard died at Mt.
De ChaGtal, after a lingering spell OF sick
ness. She was one Of the first sisters hat
cane to this city from Georgetown, and
was universally liked by all with whom
she came in contact. Interment this after
noon.
DURING last year Mr.. May was badly in
jureG in a trench on Marke; street, from
which he died, ~leavinga wife and five or six
children, who reside at the corner Eighteeth
and EOff street. The lady IS now danger
ously i'll and has no means OF support. TIE
fsmily is really destitute and need all the
assistance that can be had.
SUNDAY night thieves affected an entrance
at Redman Il Co.'S machine shops, corner
Of Eighteenth and Chapline streets, by pry-
ing open a window. They carried OFF a lot
of files and other instruments that would
help them in their regular line Of bust
ness" Most of the tools stolen belonged
to Geo. Mcconnell and Al. Redman.
YESTERDAY afternoon, about / o'clock, as
Mr.. Oscar Seely's horse was standing in
1 F-.,N 81 HE Sfpra a lrnnEan ipHirilnal
came up the street, mounted the horse and
Iried To- ride him into the store. On find.
ing that he could not enter the store he got
of and led the horse 10 the door aud drove
him into the building and disappeared in a
n~eighboring saloon.
Mr.. JOHN HART, of Smith township, this
fall sold three full-blOOd Poland China
hogs, % months old. the average weight OF
the three being geo lbs. Mr.. Hart thinks
these were the heaviest hogs sold in this
county this year. This is likely a TACT, but
it is questionable il Mr.. Hart would not
have made more money by selling twelve
months SoOner.-Belidirs En-.
The Board of Directors of the West Yir-
ginia Exposition and State Fair Associa-
ton met yesterday and unanimously de-
cided hat the secretary be ordered TO make
arrangements with Fargo 4 Leyon to show
/ their grand Roman chariot races, ladies'
and gentlsmen's hurdle races, daring and
skillful Roman standing races and the great
troupe of educated race horses. running
without riders, on their grounds on the
9Th of July. 1888.
The owners and discoverers of the Rlu
cavern, at Hsrper's Ferry, are determined
to open it up and improve it for the bene-
hit Of the travelling public-to make il, in
fact q second Mammoth or Weir's cave.
Yesterday a certificate Of incorporation was
issued to the Rau Cave Company. which
proposes to do this work. 1t starts out
with a paid up capital of $50. Messrs. L.
II. Dick, Anton Reymann, G. A. Beuter,
W. II. Robinson and F.. Reister are the in
COrporators.
The franklin Insurance Company has
decided to change its plan Of operation. II