Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-08
NoTE = C0MMEar.
OF Events I'm and About the City IN
Nefghborhood.

TEE Committee on Elections meet at
o'clock this evening.
TIE Committee on Salaries meet this
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Two MARRIAGE licenses were issued at
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to record
at Cleik Hooks Office yesterday.
THE Schwabepgesselscbafts vsrein held q
meeting at Arion Hall last evening.
GEO. ZoEcKLER, a ~saloonist in the Eighth
ward, made q consignment yesterday.
No ARRESTS bad been reported at head
quarters at q late hour last evening.
The State Fair Association will not re-
pair their grounds until they have thor
ougbly dried.
The Citizens railway have been repair
ing their track at the west approach to the
suspension bridge.
The Citizens Railway Company will
commence laying their fat rails as soon as
the weather permits.
FRITZ KRIEG was arrested at Shay's thea
ire last evening by night Waterman Laugh
lin for turning out the gas.
SUPERINTENDENT LOTUS has secured quite
a number of fine horses for the Bridgeport
division of the Citizens railway.
SQUIRE MURRrNs, by order of the Board
of County Commissioners, took charge OF
Squire L. D. Waite's papers and books.
G. A. ScHAETER & Co., real estate agents,
sold the EbelIng property opposite the re-
male College, TO Mrs. ~Schoauerlein, for
2,lO0.
The arguments on the habeas corpus OF
VIM. Chambers, charged with stealing a
pocketbook, will be heard by Judge Boyd
Saturday.
NIGHT Waterman Laughlin arrested a man
last evening for breaking a show case be-
longing to Parsons art gallery. The man
would Bot give his name.
MARGARET WOODS was appointed admin
Istratrix of the estate OF Elizabeth Woods,
deceased. before Clerk Hook, yesterday;
bond g, 900, with Rebecce Nesbitt as surety.
THE following gentlemen will leave for
E~llensdale, Dakota Territory, Monday: Joe
Thornburgh and j. G. Deviue, of this city,
and Daniel Simpson, Geo. Robinson, Daniel
Hammond and Robert Kelly, Of Marshall
county.
SEVERAL days sgo Peter Erb, the livery
man, had a valuable brush stolen from his
stable. Officer Fugate was detailed 70 cap
ture the thief, which was accomplished
Yesterday and the brush returned. Mr..
EIb, o wishing to prosecute, the thief
was let go.
LOUIS J. BAYHA and E. R. Stifel were duly
qualified as executors Of the last will and
testament of John II. Tieman, deceased,
before Clerk Hook yesterday, and entered
into and acknowledged a bond in the
penalty of $4,000; no security being re-
Quired by the terms OF the will.
YESTERDAY morning a two-year-old
daughter Of Joseph Kraus, living on Eigh-
- ~ atraaf mat NTH q HAnUaFnra Qnnf.
dent. Mrs. Kraus was pouring hot water
in a tub, when the little one came running
along, stumbled over the tub and fell in.
1t was severely and painfully scalded, but
its injuries are not fatal.
The way the Eastern papers got the prize
fight WAS thus: Between 4 and 5 O'Clock
Yesterday morning a mill took place be-
tween James Morris OF this city INT lanes
Henry, of the Eigth Street Club House,
Philadelphia, in the vicinity OF Steuben-
Vile, o. 1t was variously claimed that the
stakes were from. 81 900 to 5000 q Sue;
at any rate, an old grHdge existed between
the principals, ana each one was supported
by fifteen friends.
On the 18th of this month Mr.. Albert
Meader, a clever and gentlemanly Wheel.
ing chap, will claim a Bellaire girl as his
bride. in TIE person Of Miss Amy Bolen,
OF Gravel Hill. Wheeling boys have quite
a fondn ess for our Bellaire girls, and are
marrying them rather rapidly OF late.
What's the matter with our Bellaire boys
that they don't show up oftener? Don't be
backward. Step to the front and get mar
ried, young man, get married.-BsNaire In
dependent.
LAST evening, while passing along Market
street, near Fourteenth, the beautiful
strains of q waltz were heard by a couple of
~news-gathersrS whose curiosity was natur-
ally excited, having received no invitation
TO any social gathering that evening. They
rushed arOun the corner TO Fourteenth
street and up into the large dancing halls
over the Public Library, where a large and
select crowd was participating in a dance.
The last notes OF the waltz had hardly died
away before the iioor manager called, Part
uers for Centennial Lances." The sets
we're quickly filled, with the exception Of
one couple. AS the floor managers were
rushing around for q suitable couple,
One of them spied the majestic form Of a
news gaIherer and knowing his proficiency
in the ART, FASTENED forward aud requested
his assistance. OF course the gentlemsnly
reporter was nothing lothe to form one OF
the gay crowd, and he very gladly accept
ed. A partner was quickly procured, and
the dancing commenced, which needs no
comment, as it naturally Was a success.
The party was given as q surprise 10 Miss
Maggie thinner by her numerous friends.
Mayer's orchestra was in attendance.
HARTKoPFF's Museum of Anatomy will