Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09

or Events I'm and About the City and
NefEhborho0d.

OF Eyents I'm and About the City and
Neighberhood.
LKAyIr1's minstrels TO- might.
wiLL Virgins storm materializaf
MAIL carriers like days such as was yes
terday.
CHAs. MoxKExoELLER Is having his hand.
some drug store thoroughly overhauled
and grained.
CrrY justices are not rushed with crimi-
nal cases, just now. The city Is In good
moral condition.
MES CArHERisE yIEgHRLLKa, .sister-in-
Law Of Frank Walter, yesterday celebrated
her 49th birthday.
SCARS for Only q Farmers Daughter"
cold very well, yesterday, and the play
will draw q good house, tomorrow.
The Bank of the Ohio Valley received q
supply of the new nickels yesterday. There
was quite q large demand for them
JOHN CUNAIys, whose engine, 76, is in
the shops, is temporarily on the Hempheld
division. carrying ties to Washington
The Council Election Committee met,
last night elected Fred Happy chairman,
transacted little business, and adjourned.
YEsTE::paY q thief stole three OF. the
roller caps from the IntekligeaeeT press, oc-
casioning some inconvenience, but no de-
lay.
THos. MCCARTHY and John Gibson, of
Ironton, will represent that place in the
A. A. meeting, tomorrow. They are now
in the city.
TIE Capitol was dull yesterday, but its
pavement was lively with propellers, bicy-
Giles, tricycles, hoops and tops, with their
noisy owners.
BUSINESS is booming at the shooting gal
lery of Hawkins. the boys rushing things
since the introduction of female experts as
assistants at this gallery.
LEAvTrr's Ministries, tonight, like good
wine, need no bush. IL has been here be-
fore and is known well. Ii is good show
and deserves good patronage.
FRAyK voSHAM, a brakeman on the B. &
o. road, had two fingers OF his right hand
mashed of at Benwood yesterday. DR..
Campbell dressed the wounds.
THERE was lively free fight last even.
ing at the corner OF Nineteenth and Wood
streets. The affair was kept very quiet,
but the police are on the track OF the par
Elephants.
FIFTEEN car loads of steel rail were ship
ped on 10 the Hemp6eld yesterday for the
new road. From Finleyvil!e to Pittsburg
will be laid on steel. Contractor kretZer
was here yesterday.
The Fair Ground directors will shortly
advertise for proposals for renting the
grounds for the Fourth Of July. There
are so many applicants that the directors
have decided on this course.
An interesting foot race took place yes
terday, at noon, at the Atlantic engine
house, between Dave Henry and ex-FOre-
man Frank Haley. The course was from
the engine house TO Market street, and was
won by Henry by about three yards.
A NUMBER Of children, mostly OF whom
are members OF the Youths Pleasure So
ciety, gave a surprise party in homo. OF
Miss Emma Krauss, at the residence OF her
father, Sol. Krauss. last evening. AS is
usual with all such gatherings among
young America, delightful time was en-
ioyed by all.
The suit in ejectment 10 the United
States Court vas adopted yesterday. The
case was: Thos. W. Ewart's heirs VS.. Ison,
Ice ct al, IN ejectment. Judgment was given
for the plaintiff for the land claimed, ex-
cept for about 1000 acres adversely held by
the defendant In the case Of Harrison VS..
5. Neal. additional time was given in which
to take additional testimony, and the cause
was recommitted to the commissioner.