Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-02-03
LOCAL G~LEANINGs
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was abolished by Council, last night.
THE heaters and boilers at the Top mill
will resume work Monday morning.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to
record at Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
The Salvation Army will hold forth at
the Capitol Square tomorrow afternoon.
A LOCAL sensational development will be
thoroughly ventilated In The SUNDAY hEs'
IsTER.
FRANK FoaBINE was committed TO Jail for
ten DAYS by Squire Philips for being drunk
on the street.
JOHN WALTON was sent 10 Jail for ten dsys
by Squire Philips for being under the In
huence of liquor.
The new stack for the factory engine at
the Top mill will be raised today by Chas.
Miller, the contractor.
The Knights of st. john Society will
meet tonight instead of yesterday evening.
as heretofore stated.
A FULL dress party was given at Mr.: Ell.
Castles, on Fourteenth street, last night.
For full particulars see SUNDAY REGISTER.
WN. RADCLIFFE was last night granted
license to keep a coffee house at 1881
Market street and Vim. Goethe to keep at
23Ol Market strict.
II the city council will take a look around
and see who is using the city lots for pur-
poses which il has not granted, they can
assist the tax payers.
EDWARD MESDEL has been appointed by
the Board Of Directors of the State FAIR
Association to attend the meeting at Pitts.
burgh in regard to the new circuit,
THE drawing for the bird cage put up by
Vim. Purcell was at No. 7O2 Main, aud No.
SO drew il, Vine Harris being the lucky one.
Call at the above number and receive 1t.
CHAs. PERcELL met with a very painful
accident yesterday. He was engaged IN
chipping casting at Sweeney's foundry
and q piece of the casting flew of n EN-.
bedded itself in his right eye.
The SUNDAY REGISTER will contain very
interesting and new features tomorrow
morning.
THE Odd Fellows ball, which is 10 take
place at Steubenville, promises to be the
leading affair of the day in that city. A
number from this city will attend. I. 7.
Cockayne's full orchestra will furnish the
music.
DR.. REED met with a very painful acct
lent yesterday afternoon. he was engaged
in mixing acid in his crucible and unlor-
tunately turned the vessel over, spilllng
the fluid over his right hand and badly
bnrning il.
Council last night appointed a special
committee TO attend to whatever legislation
may be necessary. MeSSrS. Hall, List and
Hoffman, from the First Branch and MesSrs.
Erskine, Stanley aud Wilkinson from the
Second, compose the committee.
THE following conveyance was admitted
TO record at Clerk Hooks office yesterday:
A deed made the 22d day OF January, 1883,
by Louis Ii. FranZheim to VIM. WOlying-
ton, in consideration of $1,000, for lot No.
IA. situate If Ritchietown.
THE revival at North Street Church con-
tinues with marked success. This week IS
the most fruitful since tie meeting began.
AccessiOnS number thirty.seven. Services
tomorrow morning and night. The Sun
day School in this church is very large and
foUrishing.
YESTERDAY evening George Burkett's
house, of Water street, between ~Forty-third
and F%orry-fourth streets, was supposed TO
be on fire. The Eighth Ward reel, respond
ed promptly, only to find it was a chimney
fire, which was easily e~xtinguished with a
few pals of water
OFFICER WILLIAMS arrested VIM. Roberts
and Dave Hill, yesterday, on the charge Of
stealing iron from the Belmont mill.
They were taken before 'Squile Murrin,
who fined them $40 and costs. In default
of payment Roberts will languish in Jail
for the next ten days.
SEE The SUNDAY REGISTER for late and
startling local news.
THE usual racket in the gallery of the
Academy Of Music will be dispensed with
tomorrow. as the boys who delight in that
style of amusement will not be there.
This will no doubt be gratifying to those
who 90 TO hear the eloquent lady lawyer
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On next Monday evening the Arion soci-
ETY. will give one OF the finest mask balls at
their hall ever gwen in THIS section. Moth
ing is being left undOne to insure a grand
success. Tommy Heyman will lay one Of
the best spreads ever given to a party in
the city. Tommy says he intends stretch
ing il a little.
THE citizens who are compelled to travel
the National road wish To know why a gas
lamp is not placed on the east side Of the
National road above alley three. There is
| one near the foot Of the pike, and the other
is between Fifth and Sixth. and between
the two, darkness reigns supreme. Let
there be light.
TO-MORRow's SUNDAY REGISTER will go off
like hot cakes
THURSDAY night thieves effected all en-
trance at Springer'S tobacco store. on Chap
line street, Sixth ward, aud rdnSac6ed the
| entire lower story, carrying all the cloth.
= ing they could find out in the back yard
and LETT them, excepting two pairSo OF pants,
The thieves also carried oil about Sl5 worth
of tobacco and cigars.
LAST evening about forty couples from
Bellaire chartered the steamer Princess
and came to this city as a surprise party to
their friend Peter BO~nenberger. Unlike
most parties of this kind, they brought
an abundance of eatables along with them.
After spending a very enjoyable evening
they left for Bellsire about midnight.
OFFICER WILLIAMS arrested Clarence
Johnston yesterday, on the charge OF rob
bling WARNINGS cigar store. He had a
hearing before Squire Philips, last night,
and was sent to Jail in default of $500 bond
to await the action % the Grand Jury.
This is the third one Of these youthful
burglars hat is in Jail, aud the fourth and
last one of the gang, young Kenny, will be
arrested to-day.