Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31
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SoRcKRxE to night.
MArrNxE-"Billee Tsylor'-to-day.
ArPARkSrLr we have advanced suddenly
10 spring.
Ii seems that the boy burglar who gave
his name as Edward Zane used q fictitious
name.
Pnoy. BUrros and wife gave . slight OF
hand performance at the Town Hall at
Elm Grove, Monday night
TIE motors for the Elm Grove railway
have arrived in Bridgeport and they will
be brought to the city by way OF belaife
to-day. .
CNK of the DRAG out men at the Belmont
mill was badly scalded about the limbs YES
terday, by stepping into q vessel Of not
water.
THE Comfy Commissioners on Road and
Bridges and Finance met yesterday. Moth
ing but regular routine business was
transacted.
THE great lady lawyer of America, Mrs.
J. Ellen Foster, will entertain the citizens
of Wheeling, this evening, at Fourth Street
N. Z. Church.
A BOY Yesterday stole a pair of fine slip
pers and a pair OF shoes out OF the show
case in front Of Amick's shoe sore, aed
left for parts unknown. He got away
is not known.
The case of State vs.. Annie Ritz, charged
with using abusive language. on complaint
of Carolina Ritz, was tried before Squire
Bulcer yesterday, and the defendant was
fined 81 and costs
THERE will be a meeting Of the ladies OF
the Fifth ward, st the residence OF DIR. Nor
ris, No. 81 Twentieth street, to-day at 2:3O
P. NJ, to organize an auxiliary TO the Union
Benevolent society.
II was reported last night that one Of the
B. & o. engines struck a countryman's
team on Sixteenth street, upsetting the
wagon and bruising the horses somewhat;
The countryman also received several
scratches.
LAST night Capt Bennett reported his
old force TO Council for confirmation and
are as follows: Caleb Sylyis, b. +. Dunlap,
Robert Junkips, Wm. l.. Fugate, D.. J.
Morris. Thomas r. Belleyille, John Nolte,
VIM. II. Williams. Scott Liston, VIM. II.
Combs, NealsOn Kennedy and Richard A.
Bird.
LAST evening at the residence of Mrs.
John X. KIauser, on the Island, q large
whist party was given, in hon OF her
guests Misses Lillian and ID. Souders. There
were just enough present to keep the
tables running, and make the evening one
of social enjoyment Refreshments were
| served at 10 O'Clock, which was the only
interruption to the pleasures OF the game,
and of course was not an Objectionable one
YESTERDAY afternoon one of the Belmont
coal bank mules was very badly skinned
up about the legs. They were bringing
! coal down T~wenty.sixth street, and from
some cause the brakes on the coal cars
would not act, and the car started at a very
rapid gait, entirely too much 50 for his
muleship, who was thrown down a n
pushed along by To car several yards be-
fore his frame acted as a sufficient brake to
stop the cars.
The following conyeyances were admit
ted to record at Clerk Hooks office yester
day: A deed made the 18th day of Novem'
Der, 1882, by James Orr and Others to s. K.
McClurken, in consideration OF Sl,2o3, fol-
eighteen and one, third acres OF land
situated IN Triadelphia district,
A deed made the 29th day OF January,
| 1888, by John G. Hoffman and wife to
Henry Zinkause, in consideration OF $4,000
for halt of lot No. 2l3 in Chapline and Eotrs
addition to the city.