Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-08
QuI WIRES
Halted and Arranged sn Review By
RICHTER scouts

CoUNcTL tonight
RAYMOND In Paradise, 10 night.
TIE Executive Relief Committee met
last night.
EvKRYrHrSs is in good working order at
the b & D. shops
Two marriage icenss were Issued at
Clerk Hooks offics yesterday.
Dr. B. G. NoRrHRoP delivered an inter
esIips address at the College, last night
A LARGE force Of carpenters are oqSly
engaged making son6ola cars * the D.
o shops.
YESTERDAY the work OF excavation for
TIE foundation for the Belmont nail lac
tory Was started.
SUNDAY light three hay stacks belonging
% Elijah Marlin, OF Short Creek, were
burned by incendisry.
Carr. BoRISs denies the statement OF the
J,ulp that he vas . topper on the road
appropriation question.
A HORSE attached to the Chicago Beef
CCmPsny's wagon ran away. Inc animsl
wss captured before any damage was sus'
txined.
PETER MCCAIN was committed 10 Jail on
= charge OF Iunscy by Squire Henry, yes
tsr1sy. 1t took four officers to convey him
L the Jail.
YE.rERDAY, the work Of excavation was
commenced for the foundation OF Francis
+ Gods new residence on Jacob street,
Eighth ward.
The work OF rebuilding that portion OF
Fishers foundry on Market street, which
wss damaged by the food, Is progressing
quite rapidly.
The freight trade Is very brisk on the
B. ( o. road a. present. As many as six
ard seven double trains are being run from
this point daily.
The Committee on City Prison was
| allied for last night, but no quorum ap-
o, ard. The same fate was de1lt to the
meeting Of the Committee on Health.
LAST evening the Mercantile Club" re-
| paired to Mr.. Charles krsus' residence
| accompanied by Kramer's orchestra. A
very pleasant evening was enjoyed by all
YESTERDAY afternoon Frank Hupp sus'
tanned dlslocated left elbow joint by be-
| irg thrown from his bicycle, on Market
| street near the north end OF the IRON
| bridge.
| A SERIES Of meetings at the Disciples
churIh on Market street Preaching every
| evening this week. Meetings open at 80
P NJ, and will be conducted by F. J. Hsrt.
Every body welcome.
SouIsE MIX has in his possession sur
yeyors transit which was found 'on the
! river bank after the food reCe ed. The
owner can recover the property by calling
on the sSqniee and proving property and
pay for the advertisements.
The BsllsIre Tribune has this original
! item: The steamer Primers will make al
extra trip next Wednesday evening for "a 3
purpose Of acconmc dating those OF our
people who wish to attend the opera TO sac
the "RsmoRds in Psradice" played.
The Knights of st. George will excurt to
| Dsyton, Ohio, to participate in the prize
| drill. which takes place Q, that city on the
OH OF June. This Eociety will also have a
grand drerS parade in this city on the I'D
i ST. to celebrate their anniversary.
| Johnny PURvIs' great show opened q
sE,L's engagement at Charley Shay's
tbes,rp last evening to q very large audi.
rIte The troupe is composed OF some OF
the best performers on the variety stage
ard Ners thoroughly appreciated oy the
audience.
| THE Committee on Fire Department met
lest night and opened bids for the new hre
| 81 giue. Owing - so much time bang
tsken up hearing the representatives from
four different manufactures exPouudlns
tie merits Of their respective engines, the
committee adjourned, subject to the cal
engine 10 recommend.
! The Greenbrier Valley Industrial Expo
sition was Incorporated yesterday by the
Secretary Of State. The association was
organized for the purpose OF holding an
annual exhibition Of the agricu tural and
mechanical products of the Valley OF the
Cireepbrier, at Monroe. The capital stock
of the association is $40, 900, of which 81, $50
sre subscribed for and $l05 paidin.
| YESTERDAY morning the carpenters,
brick mssons and their helpers started 10
work on their spring trade. No less than
Ten new houses are nov under contract in
this CITY, Speaking with q carpenter yes
terdsy on the subject he remarked: I'VE
| will have big building boom this season 4;
| :, pair work is also big which is partially
owing to the damage done by the Hood.
ENGINE No. 72l on the B. 80. road is now
in the shops undergoing general repairs.
This engine is one OF the msny hrst'elas1
passenger locomotives Ownei by the COM
papy, She will be out in a few weeks with
| All The new inventions pertaining to that
kind Of machinery. She will be under the
| control of two good men, Albert Smith and
| Wilton Fitzgerald, the former at throttle
and the latter at the box.
The following conveyances were admit
ted TO record at Clerk Hooks office
Yesterday A deed made the LIST day oil
| April, 1854. by Edward Ray and wife to
George Q. Ray, in consideration OF 5000
| fof l56 acres of land on the waters Of little
Wheeling creek and known as the Moses
Rsy Farm. A deed made the Goth day oil
Nsrch 1884, by Robt. Wayt to John Nc
| CullOcb. in consideration of 81 1920 fol
| - A 100 arras Of land in Richland district,