Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-06
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small News Items About Town an

small News Items About Town and
Vicinity.
TIE street cars were well patronized yes
terdsy.
IHeUEsr at 9 o'clock this morning at the
c. uII house.
VERY little business was done among the
Justices yesterday in the criminal line.
SOMETHING ought to be done to repair the
Market street bridge, or its north approach.
MR. WH LITTLE, we'll known carriage
painter, 10 very i'll at his residence in the
Esst End.
YESTERDAY Constable St. Myer was busily
eBRsged summoning witnesses to attend
tie inquest to day.
GKoHGE BoErTSKR will have q prelimi-
nary hearing before Squire Arkle, at the
isil this afternoon ct 2 o'clock.
Tue Seventh ward school building has
BEEN thoroughly dried out, and yesterday
az the scholars were in attendance.
Mrs JOHN DEaAss was required to give
800 bond for her good behavior for one
year, before so uirs Petermsn, yesterday.
The mills were al on full force yester
day. The weather was just right TO make
work in q mill endurable and tbs work
men were correspondingly hspPy.
LAST evening q reception was rendered
Miss Carrie Beaver, oil Canton, o., at Miss
Lizzie Woods residence on Thirteenth
street. About fifteen couple were present,
and pleasant time enjoyed by all.
YESTERDAY afternoon a large stone was
sent crashing through a pane OF one OF the
windows of the Governors office at the
State House. The thtower is unknown.
MASTER FRED FARRIs, the IS yesr-old
con Of Dir. Joseph Farris, the artist, has
Skstcted a very true picture OF the Hood at
Iuergen's grocery and vicinity, on the
lsIt. 1t is very good picture ana
shows marked talent for one so young.
THE following conveyance was admitted
10 record a. Clerk Hooks office yesterday:
A deed made the 5Ih day OF March, loSl,
by Gee. W. hess TO Louis Ball, In conslde
ration of 81, 900 for the north half Of the
esst bali of lot No. lee, situate on Eigh-
Ieenth street.
A REGISTER reporter was informed by 8
numterof the workmen at the mills yes
tsrday that the article that appeared in
Saturday mornings issue of the REGISTER
was exactly right and gave a cOrrec: &C
count of the situation OF the men on the
scale question.
"LIGHrs O LONDON" will open a three
nights engagement at the Opera House to-
night. judging from information re-
ceived the company IS the best OF the kind
on the road. Seats are selling very rap
idly at Wilson Banners music store,
md the Opera House should be crowded at
every performance.
The Magnets" hold the boards at the
Academy of Muslc this week. Tue troupe
Is exceptionally strong. To might the pro-
gramme will be changed throughout, and
al lovers Of smussments should witness
the performances OF this troupe before they
leave the city. Col. Shay is making his
theatre the most popular resort in the'city.
We are informed that petition is being
circulated in the Eighth ward for the pur-
pose of aboilshlng tue establishment OF
he Fritz hose house, which was washed of
BY the flood. Several of the citizens claim
II is a nuisance as large crowds congresate
= he building every night raising all
kinds Of noises. The petition will be pre-
scented 10 The Committee on Fire Depart
a ent
IMPORTATION reached this city yesterday
that Cbsrles Daily, Frank Stanley and
jimmy Right, were in Jail at Cambridge,
, They were arrested at Evansville, D,
about ten days ago on a charge OF burg
sr Zpg five houses in Cambridge about
Re Goth of last month. When captured,
kit of burglars tools ard lot Of goods
we're found in their possession. They now
incer in the Jail in default of 1000 bond
n esch case. Daily gave his name as
Charles Dunlap, Stanley as Frank Dale
snd Right as Henry Mortin.