Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-13
NOTE AND conMESr.
OF Events I'm and About tho City ana
Ncighborhsed.

OFFIcER LlsToH arrested drunk on the
wharf last evening.
TIE heaters at the La Belle mill COM
mence work to-day.
Two marriage licenses were issued at the
clerks office yesterday.
The Arion Singing Society will give
grand soiree in q few days.
The Citizens Railway Company's horses
are in very fine order now.
Ar late hour last night four prisoners
were confined in the lookup.
THREE deeds of trust were admitted to
record at clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
The breaking of the limestone 10 macad
annie Zane street was commenced yester-
day. .
IF. SIMPSON sold his livery st able yes
erday to James Rine & Son. TIE rms pr
yate.
Work will be started to-day on the lay
ing of the track Of the Elm Grove street
railway.
Tue Committee on City Prison met last
sTening. Nothing OF public interest was
transacted.
RESERVED seats for Catherine Lewis
sale this morning.
The amount OF bail for the release of 10.
seph Chambers, alias Carmen, was fixed at
$500 by Judge Boyd.
SWEENEY & Son have all the machinery
for Captain Bays boat on the vessel, and
will Immediately put it up.
THE case of State vs.. Robert Campbell
on charge of disturbing the peace, will be
tried before Squire Caldwell to-day.
ENGINE No. so, of the r. & o. railroad,
broke spring hanger at Bolton yesterday,
OBTAINING the train but few minutes.
A PARTY consisting Of several families
from this vicinity, and headed by J.. l.
Devne, will leave for Ellensdale, Dakota,
to day.
@. A. ScHAFER & Co., real estate agents,
sold the schenk property, corner OF 2zd
and Main streets to Henry Michel yester-
day, for 5000 cash.
CAPr. BENNETT made change yesterday,
taking Officer Liston Off the Island and
placing him on the wharf, and officer Rad
ford will now patrol the Island.
HARrKoPFY's Anatomical Museum at No.
1865 Main street, attracts large crowds
daily. 1t is quite an instructive institu-
ton and deserves liberal patronage.
The ladies of the South Side will meet at
the residence of John s Smith, H3O Chap
izing an auxiliary OF the w. U. b. s.
The case of Jennie Tharpe VS.. John
Herbile, on a charge of bastardy, was be-
fore SQUIRE Wheeler last evening, and the
defendant committed to jail in default OF
$500 bail.
WHY Is it that the oil lamp at the inter.
section of the railroad and Thirty seventh
street is not attended to2 This is danger
Gus crossing, and the lamp should always
be lighted.
CART. SAUNDERS, the genial deputy mar.
shal, is an admirable ban oist, and gave an
exhibition of his skill at the Capitol yes.
terday. He was ably assisted by Salvation
Sam and ODE Joy full Cain.
CHAs KING, workman at the Kirkwood
glass works, met with very painful acct
| dent yesterday. He undertook to take a
| belt off wheel in the machinery, and in
some manner one OF his fingers was cut OIL.
THE Catherine Lewis Comic Opera Com
pany is said to be one of the very best on
the road. prince Cont" is by Lecocq, the
| author of the famous "Girotie.Girtts" and
Mime. Angot," which is sufficient to its
! good character.
WARRANTS were issued before Squire
| Webb, yesterday, for VIM. Fultonstein,
| Bert Watson and Ed. Smith, charged with
! creating disturbance in SChimer's saloon,
! on Main street Saturday night. The cases
will be heard to-day.
| LAST evening several of the students at
| Fraziers Business College had their hats
| stolen; the police were notified and officer
! Junkins assisted by Charles SylerS arrest
ed Tom Cassidy and jeff Reed, as the par,
/ ties. Two of the hats were found in the
| prisoners poSs eSsion.
! THE case of State VS.. Laura Rose will be
/ heard before Squire Caldwell to-day. The
! defendant is young woman and she Is
charged with purchasing meat from Geo.
| Hess under false pretenses. The Squire
| committed her TO Jail yesterday in default
of 800 for her appearance to-day.
| LAST evening quite a large social gather
| ing took place at J. NJ. Worthen's residence
| in honor OF it being the 10th anniversary of
| bis wedding. All the guests presented the
| happy couple with presents, aud several
boxes were received from friends through
| out the country. About 10 o'clock the
guests were invited to partake OF q maguti-
| cent repast to which all did justice.
Thus far this season no more satisfactory
dramatic entertainment has been given in
this city than the representation of The
| Two Orphans" by the Kate ClaXton Com
pany, at the Academy last evening. In
deed it is seldom that cast OF such uni
! form excellence as that which supports
| Miss Claxton is to be met with outside of
the leading theatres of the large cities
| Bmghanton Republican.
THE Committee on Fire Department met
last evening. After passing on the regular
! monthly bills the bill of eI.Chief EcCles
for 800 as electrician was read, and after
full discussion the committee recommended
its rejection. They also recommended that
fifteen gum coats and seven hats be bought
for the tiremen and that they be stamped
Tee adjourned to meet Friday afternoon to
inspect the old horses in the service and
also view the premises at the Atlantic
Engine House. with q view of building a
structure fer the Clator fire ladders, as they
are going TO ruin standing out in this
weather