Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-06

The barometer fell steadily all day, yes,
terday.
ONE marriage license was issued at Clerk
Hooks Office yesterday.
A NEW l5.inch gong will be placed on the
Atlantic engine, to-day.
BILLY KINNEY has brought his beautiful
three year-old colt home from Belmont
county.
TIE squeezers at the Etna mill were
broken during the week, and some OF the
men are of work.
Tive of T. T. Cockayne's orchestra will
fun booked ahead.
Tx South Side Singing Society gave a
ball at Arbentz's Hall, last night, which
was a decided success. -
ANDY wus6ERBER cut his hand badly at
Hess butcher shop yesterday afternoon
while cutting up beef.
The chief event in society circles this
week will be the Junior exhibition at the
Wheeling Female College.
THE Virginia Lodge, No. 4, OF the Anal
gamation, will give grand bali at LABOR
Hall, Eighth ward, tonight.
The Water Board should sail in and put
up its crib, without further ado, as the
muddy water is intoierable.
A GOAT belonging to Mr.. Vance, on North
Main street, was taken seriously i'll yester'
day, and DR.. Roberts was called in to pre-
scribe for it.
WHOSE duty is it to clean the Marke!
SQUARE, Second ward, the Board OF Public
Works or the Market Master? Will some
one please rise and explain?
Ar meeting of the lsity Of st. Luke's
church, held lately, Mr.. G. Lamb, Gov
Jacob. Judge Rogers, Capt. Mcclure. and s.
P. Hildreth, Esq were elected vestrymen
The Happy Eight" society gave grand
ball at Germania Hall last evening. About
20 couple were present, who seemed to be
having q fine time dancing to Mayer
music.
The wharf at the West Wheeling ferry
landing Is considerably out OF repair, but
Capt. Wolf is having cinder placed thereon,
and in a short time it will compare with
any ferry landing.
.ELLrYRITz, the wagon maker, finished the
ice wagon for Leonard i Rheinacker. ice
dealers, yesterday. 1t is considered very
fine piece of work, and also the finest ice
wagon in the city.
HENRY ALLwINGER met with a very pain
full accident while grinding an instrument
at the Greek mill yesterday, his finger got
caught between the rest and the grind
stone and the finger was badly injured.
The Hayden orchestra accompanied by
about % couples repaired TO the residence
OF Herman Renner, on Market street South
Side, last evening as a surprise party A
very enjoyable evening was spent by all.
The young girl who was arrested We'd
nesday on q charge of being street walker,
was reprimapded in Police Court yesterday
morning by Judge Jetiers, and upon her
and her sister promising 10 leave the city
Immediately, the Judge allowed her 10 de-
part.
EIGHT members Of the Board OF County
Commissioners visited Short creek yeSter-
day, and inspected the road on the Main
stem of said creek, with a view to making
a suitable appropriation for the same. The
Board arrived at no definite conclusions in
regard to it, during their visit.
DAVID McGUMPaRY met with a very pain
full accident last evening about 10 O'Clock.
He was engaged laying floor in Cline's gro
Gerry sore, at the corner OF Seventh aud
Market streets, and in striking with his
Ratchet it slipped, cutting cash about
two inches long in his right foot.
THATCHER. Primrose and West fairly
packed the Opera House, last night, making
even standing room scarce. They gave one
of the very best minstrel shows Wheeling
ever saw. Some Of the hits were new and
excellent and the take off of the trials and
troubles of telephone subscriber, was ex-
ceedingly good.
THE complimentary concert at the Opera
House tonight offers many attractions to
the lover of good music. Most of our ma.
tive talent graees the programme, and the
music selected is all by the best composers.
Mrs Eoff, the beneficisre, will sing two
numbers, Including the ballad "rwickeu-
ham Ferry" which was 50 well received at
q concert some time ago.
GEN, EATON, Education Commissioner,
visited Wheeling, yesterday, for the pur-
pose OF inspecting her school system and
was much disappointed to find the schools
closed. SuptS. Birch and Butcher took
him in charge and escorted him about the
city. showing the mills, factories, etc. He
visited the Centre school building and
was much pleased with its arrangements.
The following conveyances we're admit
ted to record at the Clerk oil yesterday:
A deed made the 18th day of March, 1888,
by Alexander T. and James 4. Anderson,
executors, and others, to George W. junk.
ms and others, in consideration OF $5,Tl,
for 1917 acres of land situate on Middle
Wheeling Creek. A deed made the 3lSt
day OF March. 1883. by J. Il. Greer, Sr., and
Others, 10 John Z. Truschel, in considera-
ton of 81, 900, for lot No. 50, situate on the
south side of Fourteenth street.
The glass works at GAINESVILLE are as
sured. Board of Control was appointed
last Thursday evening, consisting oil j. VI.
Lewis, Arthur Rogers, I. B. Buchanan,
J. H. Watt, J. w. Judkins, J. W. Bradtield
and r. T. Clancy, and instructed to pUr-
chase the I'd and attend to the neces-
Sary business of the stockholders until the
charter is obtained and directors elected.
The Board have purchased the ground of
7. c. Parker, adjacent to the railroad and
depot, paying one thousand dollars for the
lot, containing something near four acres.
The works will go forward as rapidly as
possible.
The wedding reception of Mr.. Eugene
Woodruff and Miss Louise Suder, at the
residence of Mr.. JehH Dertirck, of West
Wheeling. was a most enjoyable affair in
every particular, and large crowd being
present The attendants were Mr.. l. Suaer
and Miss Ella Levy. Mr.. John Sites and
Miss Katie Suder. They were married by
the Rev. David Howell, OF Bridgeport. AT
ter the marriage a most sumptuous repast
was spread to all T. 7. COckaynes orches-
ira was present and dancing was continued
until late hour. Among the guests we
noticed number from Wheeling, and the
presents received were of a character to
suit all who contemplate housekeeping.
THE boss L. p. White Custom Made Shirt,