Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-26
PACT AND FANCY.
Minor City News and Pertinent Talk
md Comment

Minor City News and Pertinent Talk
and Common.
"EsNEaALDA" to night.
JosKPH MALArEsrA, Of Pittsburg, is in the
city.
BxLL's foundry did sbig weeks work last
week.
PREsuxAsLY, now. we viii have seven fair
fine Sundays.
THE Committees on Health and Ordinance
meets tonight.
The express men are counting On gooi
harvest after the first Of April.
TIKI P, W. & Ky. track Is q favorite
boulevard for Sunday promenading.
THK Committee on Health was called for
Saturday night, but no quorum appeared.
Ms. JOS. DlMxxY, of Stssnrod's, yester-
terday celebrated her 54th birthday and re-
ceiyed many presents.
WIN ARNBRIeHr, formerly of Brice's
drug store, has returned from Philadelphia
with druggists diploma.
Tox NoBLE, of the B, & o. railroad, whose
engine has been in the shops getting re-
paired, got her out last week, and she works
like q charm.
THIS evening at Turner Hall. Tommy
Heyman, will furnish the supper for the
cigar makers ball, and none need go away
with hunger.
"EsMERALDA" was nurtured and raised in
the theatrical cradle which rocked Hazel
Hirke," and has won herself q most enyia-
bic place beside her elder sister.
The late residence of Mrs. Franzheim,
on Market, above Twelfth street, is under.
going considerable repairs. and will present
a handsome appearance when completed.
On the last trip Of the Courier from Par
kersburg, Fdrunken man fell in the river
at ST. Mays, but was fished out in good
time, only 8 complete ducking.
The Hebrew congregation expected to
purchase, for Sc. 500, the Baptist Church,
corner Byron and Twelfth streets, but at
the last moment the trustees declined to
sell.
A TELEPHONE message came from Fulton
to the police, yesterday, that man named
Miller was tearing things up out there.
The complainant was directed to q justice
shop.
The case OF the State vs. Bolm Green on
q charge of using abusive language, prefer
red by Susan Jackson, before Squire Peter
man, Saturday evening, was dismissed at
complainant's cost.
A LARGE plate glass, valued at $3.50 in
one Of the windows of the Howe sewing
machine office on Twelfth street, was broken
last Friday night by son of NJ. Gutman,
who accidentally threw an oyster she'll
sgainst it.
THERE will be ten cases before the police
court, this morning: One was arrested by
Bsrum for interfering at yesterday morn
ing's fire; Liston got disorderly in front
- he a1pbt
are assorted DRINKS.
RICHARD KINNEY brought a terribly
mashed I'D face to police headquarters last
night, and wanted warrant for Peter Erb,
who had, he claimed, pounded him up at
Seiberts Garden. II was out OF police
jurisdiction, and Kenney was sent to a
justice shop.
The suit of John Harris against the city,
in which he claimed $500 damages for
personal injury received by a fall on the
publc etreets, was decided Saturday by
Squire Caldwell, who decided the plaintiff
800. II is thought the city will accept the
judg nent and pay the money.
Ar an early hour Saturday morning Bob
Cline, hostler at the United engine house,
found young woman lying on a step near
the Market street bridge in an almost fro
zen condition. He carried her into the Of
fee OF LOTUS livery stable, where she was
soon restored by the agency of good fire.
Col JOHN HILL, OF Bridgeport, went out
TO John PatterSon's, the other side OF
bridgeport, and wanted to buy a dog, but
Mr.. P. refused to sell, so the Colonel told
him if he would sell him the dog he would
sing him that beautiful piece called over
the Garden Wall" Patterson told him he
could have the dog If he would stop sing
ing and the Colonel has the dog at home.
THE other day as one of our Wheeling
dudes" was loa6ng on the street, he saw a
lady approaching. and after the bad man
ner of his kind, he began to ogle and stare
in a way that would have won the fortune of
q show monkey. But what was his surprise
as the lady passed him that she was his
own sister so enyeloped in a water proof
that he had not at first sight recognized her.
Poor, foolish, crestfallen dude" the next
time he will know her.
"EsAERALDA," which comes with the re-
markable record of over years run at the
Madison Square Theatre, New York, receiv-
ed its first performance in this city at the
Park, last evening, before an audience
which taxed the capacity OF the house to
the utmost. The play was presented in an
elaborate and thoroughly admirable stage
setting which equalled anything OF the sort
ever shown in Boston in richnE I, and GER
tainly exceeded in point OF b.auty and
good taste the frame in which any play has
been set.-BOStOa Journal
SECRETARY OrTo JAEGER, of the Wheeling
Rifle Club, has received an acceptance Of
his challenge recently sent to the Worses-
ter Rifle Association of Worcester, Mass,
TO shoot telegraph match under such
date and under such conditions as the
chaIlapued rlnh wOuld select The contest
will take place on Thursday, April 5th, the
shooting TO be at 200 yards, off. hand. Massa-
chusetts target, the teams TO be composed
of six men each. Each team will shoot its
own range and the scores exchanged by
tslegraDh