Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-17

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BoARp Of Education tonight
REeULAs meeting of the Jefferson Club
tonight
BELL's foundry is OF for the remainder
OF this week.
TIE Happy Eight" will give q bill at
Arion Hall on Friday night
A BALL will be given at Turner hall next
Friday night by the Big -Four.
OSE deed Of trust was admitted to record
at Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday.
The summer coaches for The Elm Grove
rsilroad will all be unloadst this week.
PART Of the Circuit Court meets this
morning, and Part meets Friday morning.
The Clerk of the Circuit Court yesterday
NO. mag Issued second naturalization pa
Iers to Louis RosenhAin.
THE Top mill blast furnace will close
down Saturday, as the company have
isrge supply Of pig iron on hand.
he pavement on the west side OF Chap
lie street, Just south of Twenty fourth
street. needs repsiring quite badly.
In the csse Of Littman Rosenhsin vs..
kizsbeth Rosenhain, heard IN Circuit
c, urt, the plaintiff Was granted divorce.
J. w. wEBB, the we'll known saloonist,
Yesterday celebrated his 44th birthday.
His friends gave him an enjoyable surprise
party.
Ar Circuit Court yesterday morning
Monroe Hspwood, Esq of Unioatown, Pa ,
vas admitted to the practice OF law before
that court
JANIS MARSHALL, of the B & o. road, who
was hurt in the wreck at Gloyers GAP
recently, is out again and hopes to be able
to resume his work in few days.
A PARTY Of men formerly employed At
the Metzner furniture establishment and
beaded by Henry Kilyer and Henry Give
meyer, left lssS night for Cincinnati.
Col ROBERT DARLING, boss blacksmith al
the lower Riverside mill, yesterday made
Is merchant steele bed knives in three
hours and half. Who can beat il?
JOSEPH HABERFIELD and +. Welty will
meet at Costello's saloon in North Wheel.
ing, next Saturday night, to sign articles oil
agreement for q wrestling match OF 80 a
side.
TOMMY KENNY, the engineer who had
charge of the engine when the two freight
Gers were Knocked off of the track at the
creek last Monday, has been suspended for
80 days.
LAST evening a sneak thief entered the
Cortield House in Bellaire and ransacking
a trunk secured a silver watch and four
dollars in money. Who the thief was
could not be ascertsined.
HENRY NoLTE, OF Benwood, Chas. Horst
mad, of South Wheeling, and Henry Hanke,
OF SchmulOsch's brewery, will start for
WOodsGe Ohio, tomorrow morning oa 3
business trip. They will be gone all week.
The Ohio Valley Lodge, No. 81, K. OF P,
will give their first bali at Turner Hall on
the 25th inst The members of this lodge
are doing every thing in their power to
make the ball the grandest affair OF the
season.
stump & SroLzE have taken charge OF
the boarding aad iced stable, on Eleventh
street at the head Of Water street, and as
both gentlemen are very popular among
tie owners of horse flesh, they Will no
t,L5t have good success.
Yfs7EEDAY morning Tom Wilson, who
RESIDES Oh Coal street, between Fourth and
Fuih streets, met with severe accident.
lie Yss engaged near the cooking stove and
in >on.p manner pot Gt boiling water up.
St, the water going over his limbs, ourn-
Ig hem badly.
TIE following conveyance was admitted
10 r, cord at Clerk Hooks office, yesterday:
A deed made the 18th day of April, 1884
by.S H. and NJ + Kssley 20 7. L. Kssley.
in consideration of 81 300 for part OF lots
snd ), in square No. 6, of ChurchilPs add
ton TO the city.
YESTERDAY afternoon quite q crowd gath
cred in front Of Quimby's news stand to
witness officer REID killing large new
foundland dog, which had bitten Joe Hess
on the arm. After firing five shots the
brute was finally pronounced dead and was
conveyed TO the river.
MART GALLAGHER aud Charles Edge, two
pottery employees, had little tisticuf, yes
terdsy morning. They began with dis
pute about some workmen imported from
Fest Liverpool finally The lie was given and
fight ensued, in which Gallagher knocked
Edge out in one round.
THE boring Of the gas well at the Top
mill has not been a very successful ven
ture Several weeks ago the tools became
fastened and ever since then the men have
been engaged trying to get them out, but
without success. The latest advice from
there LAST evening shows that about - feet
Of the we'll has cayed in.
YESTERDAY Charles Pouch, a muck shear
man at the Belmont mill, met with very
b. accident. He was engaged cutting
muck iron, when unfortunately his right
band caught between the piece OF iron and
The guard, masbing two Of his fingers oil
and badly mangling the other. DR.. Acker
man was called in and dressed the injured
member.