Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-15
NOTE AND COMMENT.
or Events I'm and About the City and
NeighborhOod.

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"PRINcE CoSrI." tonight.
CATHERINE LEWIS Comic Opera Company,
tonight.
ONE marriage license was issued at Clerk
Hooks office, yesterday. a
YESTERDAY was q beautiful, springlike
day, but the rain came down at night.
The street cleaning contractors had their
forces out Yesterday scraping the streets.
THREE deeds of trust were admitted to
record at Clerk Hooks office. yesterday.
The Harugari Society, No. 292, will give
a social at Nolle's Hall on Easter Sunday.
A LARGE coal wagon broke down on
Main street, Fifth ward, yesterday after
noon.
OFFICER CoNBs arrested q man named
Anton Otto for disorderly conduct, yes
terday afternoon.
AT Squire Peterman's yesterday the
case O! State VS.. Anna Jones, on charge OF
disturbing the peace, was continued until
Saturday afternoon.
WHEN The Salvation Army went tramp
ing up Market street, last night, singing
''We'll stand, stand the Storm"
wonder If it was Virgins storm they
meant.
-Four boys sneaked into Mrs. Yelling
hofs candy store in the Eighth ward, yes
terday, and stole o lot of candy. She would
not prosecute them, so after being arrested
they were released.
Mr. F. NJ. PORTER has removed his family
to the handsome residence on the national
rosd, lust outside of Fulton. He will con-
tinue in the grocery trade at his old stand
on Eleventh and Chapline streets.
TICKETS with reserved seats on sale this
morning at 10 A. NJ. at Wells & Dents for
the Hamilton benefit by Hearn's Hearts of
Oak Company. Go early for seats as only
one section can be reserved for Bridgeport.
Ticket are selling very fast.
CoUER De LION lodge, X. OF p, has in
stalled the following officers: John III.
Moore, f; w. 4. Cox, L. E.; E. NJ
Albright, H; Phil. Youngman, F; Frank
Walther, R; Nicholas Herbert, G.; James
Powell. s. The lodge will give ball on
April - at Arion Hall.
VIM. EccLEs has entered suit against the
city of Wheeling, before Squire Peterman,
for salary as electrician. The case is set
for trial Monday the 10th inst. The
amount claimed is about $l66. Council re-
fused to pay the bill and Mr.. Eccles has
entered suit. Messrs. Pendleton and Rob"
inson are his attorneys.
QUITE scene was enacted on Market
street, in front of this Office, yesterday af-
ternoon. Several large ball dogs, one
muzzled, were fighting in the street, and
attracted crowd. Suddenly, the smallest
canine started up the alley and the rest
followed in hot pursuit. The muzzled dog
changed into Mr.. Van b. Hall, knocking
him off his feet, but not injuring him by
the fall.
AT meeting OF the Sunday School of the
First Baptist Church, held last evening,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Judge 0key Johnson, Su-
perintendent; J. VIM. Amick, Assistant
Thomas KasleY, Treasurer; ]. Finney,
Librarian; U. D. Long, First Assistant; T.
Camp, Second Assistant; Mrs. l.. H.
Amick, Superintendent OF the Infant De-
partment; j. B. milford, John W. Arm
strong, Mrs. L. II. Amick and Mrs. Under
wood were elected delegates to the StaIe
Sunday School Convention, to be held at
Moundsyille, in May, 1888.
QUITE commotion was created in the
neghborhood at the market house, last
evening, and arose from the following: A
couple OF countrymen from Ohio arrived
in the city. accompanied by young man,
last evening, with q wagon load of market.
ing. Among other things was a dressed
hog. This young man sold the dressed hog
TO q Mr.. Hope for S. so. and when that
gentleman informed the two countrymen
of his purchase, they told him the young
nan did not own it. This information
naturally stirred the men up, and they
wanted to find the seller. The police were
notified and the young man found at one OF
the taverns near the market house, and at
once turned over the money. From his
actions it looked as though he was only
acting the part of friend in selling the
hog, and had no intention OF getting away
with the money.