Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-14
NOTE AND CONMENE.
of Events I'm and About the City and
NeishborhoOd.

of Events I'm and About the City and
Neighborhood.
SEATS for Kate Claxton, this morning.
ANNA ZIEL was taken to the Asylum at
Weston yesterday.
ONE marriage license was issued at Clerk
Hooks office yesterday.
Ara late hour last evening only three
arrests reposed in the lookup.
JOHN CoLNAN has accepted a position IN
Moenkemoeller's drug store.
MAX DEUEL. was fined s. and sent to jail
for 80 days by Judge Jeffers for contempt
YESTERDAY sent the sweet sap whirling
ND through the veins Of the crinkley ma
pie.
JACOB street. between Twenty-seyenth
and Thirty first Streets is in very bad con-
dition.
Work was commenced opposite Sei6erts
Garden yesterday laying the new track Tor
the Elm Grove Railway.
LAuR. ROSE was discharged from jail by
Squire Caldwell yesterday. She pal the
amount of the bill and the costs OF the
suit.
THE cases against Fultonstein, Smith an I
Wstson for disturbing the peace were be.
fore Squire Webb, yesterday. They were
dismissed.
Mrs. EBERwIN celebrated her 10th birth:
CAV last evening. Quite large number of
friends were present, and pleasant even
ing enjoyed by all.
"PRINCE CoNTE," by the Catherine Lewis
Opera Company, tomorrow night, will
at the Opera House.
THE case of State vs. Robert Campbell. ON
a charge of disturbing the peace, was trisd
before Squire Caldwell yesterday, and He
defendant fined S. and costs.
WIN. H. IRWIN was appointed adgfinis.
traitor of the estate of Lceanna Irwin, de.
ceased, before Clerk Hook, yesterday Bond
81, 900, with Isaac Irwin as security
MAC. SuLpER, workman at the Crescent
mill, met with painful accide9t, yester-
day. While sleeping at the nil red. hot
pair OF tongs fell on his face, b9rning him
badly.
COMPLAINTS are frequent q qnlignted
lamps on Thirty-sevei;a STREET: Tue RED:
son Is that they are withOutfglobes. The
city furnishes these globes, aid IS out OF
them at present.
MONDAY night thieves made two attempts
to enter John Strobel's grocery. store at the
corner of Twenty-eighth and EoH streets,
but were scared away each time before an
entrance was effected.
A row took place on the Island yesterday
afternoon which terminated in the arrest OF
Thomas and - Day and VIM. Porter
by Officers Radford and Liston. The true
inwardness of the disturbance will be di.
yulged at Police Court this morning.
THE following conveyance was admitted
to record at the clerks otfics yesterday: A
deed made the 9th day OF February. 1882,
Floto, in consideration of $500, for the
west half of lot No. 1873, situate on the
south side Of Sixteenth street, east end.
ENGINE No. 63 of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad is now being run by John Cum
Minis, during the illness OF NJ. b. Slower,
who is at his home on the South Side, very
sick. John has quit hauling ties on the
Hempteld.
THE concert at the Capitol was repeated
Yesterday with marked eclat Captain
Saunders never handled the banjo better
and his "Old Black Joe" received a spirited
encore. "Only Pansy Blossom" by SAL
walton Sam, would have drawn tears from
a stone and Drink Her Down." by O-be-
Joyful Calm, would have drawn birch beer
from log.
THE golden threads of shivering poverty,
which run unseen through the black sands
of sinful life, have been woven into wool
Of pathetic beauty in the play of the Two
Orphans" and the Louise, in the hands OF
Kate Claxtor, is a figure about which all
that is tendereSt and sweetest in humanity
clings with an undying interest-N J..
Ernmg Post.
FRANK MALoNEy, of the Fifth ward, met
with a singular accident last Sunday even.
ing. He had revolver in his hand and
was putting it in his left hip pocket when
it was discharged. The ball passed into the
tleshy part of the lower end OF his back and
deeply embedded itself. lie went TO DR..
Edwards who probed for but failed to find
the ball.