Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-27
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wRxxLlxG hal 10 Mardi Gras.
The COW ortiasace died, last night.
THE oil lamps on Csldwelrs run should
bu lIgbi,u-
ONS marriage license vas issued at Clerk
i'Ook's office yesterday.
THE trouble at Whitaker iron aorSs be-
tween the muck roll hands and the firm
nss b, en smicsoie adjusted.
YEsIxkpAY the motors used on the Elm
Grove railway were disabled and to-day
TIE conpsny will run the wsgon line.
The NJ. f. festival given in Claysville
Pa, last Friday, for the bsneh, OF flood
sLlrr,Is, realized $500 clear Of expenses.
DO net fail 10 tear OFF the wet paper
E. m your walls Make your landlords
=. pspsr every room touched by the food.
Your health demands 1t.
An entertainment will be given at the
F,msle College Friday night next. The
invitations are issued and the affair
promises TO be an enjoyable one.
The work on the Elm Grove street rail-
Wsy company new motor track is being
,.uSr I'd along rapidly. A force OF wOrkmen
will start 10 laying track on Sixteenth
sheet to-day, aud the road will probably be
completed in two weeks.
Tue Municipal Court met yesterday
morning and after disposjng of the follow
ing casrs adjourned until this morning a.
go: ASS ID. Joanson, vs.. Harry Ankle.
An order wsE entered dismiSsing the case
from the docket q. the cJsEIof the plaintiff.
BURGLARS effected an entrance at Morris
HUrkheimtr's residence On Chspline street,
b tween and . O'Clock yesterday morning,
by raising a window in the rear OF tue
house The only thing taken was an over
tst belonsing to Mr.. HIrsth, a brother in
Law of Mr. Horkheimer.
TIE following conveyance was admitted
to tcoId at Clerk Hooks office, yesterday:
A deed made the 10th day OF September,
1888, by Ellen Il. Dubois and Joseph
DuBuis to James K. McCortney, in consid-
trstion of $1,000 and other valuable coa.
sideraticns, for one acre OF land in L!ata
srwood.
The rooms of the Grammar Department
az d Div, sions A and b, Madison school
will be reOpened Thursday. The rooms OF
| Divisions Z and d having been flooded by
| the high water will not be reOpened until
thoroughly dry. The expectation now is
that they will be ready for occupancy
Mondsy, March %.
THE following were the receipts at the
Central depot, yesterday: Mrs, |. A. Bell,
| BY B & o. express free, l bundle clothing;
| Cameron, West, Va, by b & free, 2
boxes OF clothing; Mount Airy, Md. by B.
Il o. free, ) barrels Of potatoes; By b. & D.
rsIh os6, frse, 3 barrels OF potatoes; Wash
| irgton. Pa, by B. { o. free, cases OF mer-
| chsndlse.
YESTERDAY afternoon quite an excite
meut was created on Twelfth sheet by this
| discovery of smoke issuing oat OF the upper
| windows of the McLsin building An
] alarm Of fire wss turned in, but the apps.
rstus was not needed, few buckets OF
| water exlinguisbing the flames. The fire
| originated from a lot of clothing having
| been hung too near the fire.
A McGuL engine on the B 4 D. road
| led the track near the tunnel Monday
| ala would have zone clear over into the
| o,: u the creek but for the hind wheels
| If tie truck catching on the rails and hold.
| iry I fast, while the soft bank allowed the
| forward part ~ embed itself and make il
| n ore s., ure. Yesterday morning the rails
| were laid outside the wreck so that tho
| passage Of rains Was not delayed.
Mr.. + H. WISSErT, representing Wait
! ney & laDgs Magnets, arrived IN the city
| Yesterday. He has perfected arrangements
| With Mr.. Charley S az, OF the Academy OF
| Mu>lC for the sppe +rance OF this troros
| next week The Cincinnati Times Star
says: This troupe comprises some excel
| lent artists, whose performances were re-
I ceiyed with pleasure. The bill is long
one and presents sufficient variety to
amuse all.
YESTERDAY the P, w. & Ky. road was re-
| auired to give 5000 to the Board Of Pub
| hc Works, 10 remove their tracks off
| Water street. near Forty.third street. in
| the Eighth ward. 1t seems that the com'
pany moved their track over about six
| feet onto Water street, IN the Eighth ward,
| and n en- Capt. Schockey, q member of the
| Board of Public Works, who resides in
| the Eighth ward, stopped them from NOV
| ing any more Of their track.