Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-01
BREAKFAsr BILE TALK
or the Various Small Matters Csrraled
by Register Reporters,

By Register beporsofss
FrBRUARr. If you please.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted to
rcord yesterday.
OKE marriage license was issued at CLERK
Hooks Office yesterday.
SouIRx SCHULTZ sent Julius Froember to
Jail yesterday on charge OF lnnscy.
Jrpox JAcoB will render q decision in the
Salvation Army case this morning.
YESTERDAY force of workmen were en-
gssed in cutting the ice out Of the sottefs
ID the South End.
The psilers in the various factories are
getting their machines in readiness Tor
work on the 18th.
THK last will and testament OF Samuel
Hushss, deceased, was admitted TO PROBATE
at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
wcop's BUN had so far gone down at noon
Yesterday as 10 allow the motors oS me
Elm Grove road 10 make their usual trips.
THE young ladies, principally those who
attend the germans, will give swell leap
year party at the Mcclure House, next
Tuesdsy.
Mrs. TRINBLE's cloak was not stolen at
the Court House, as reported. She forgot
IL end il was found on her chair and re-
stored to her.
LAST evening VIM. Hill, colored, was ar
rested on q charge OF assault and battery
nd committed to Jail BY Squire Ankle Tor
q hearing this evening.
TIE Wheeling Turner Association will
give q grand masquerade at their hall on
Thursday evening, February IA Kramer
will furnish the music.
The Eureka Dancing Club will give q
grand ball at Gshring,s ball, in Fulton, on
Wednesday evening, February 10Th. Music
by Dimmey's orchestra.
ABOUT noon Wednesday a couple OF Ohio
roughs, who had filled their hides Win
bad whisky in this city, became very OBJ
uoxious on Zane street BY striking at nearly
every passer by.
The map of the route of the Fairmont,
Morgantown and Pittsburgh railroad was
filed at the Secretary Of States Office yes,
teriay afternoon. The road Is prof. scteo
down the left bank Of the river.
Tx directors of the Rau Cave Company
had a meeting last night, to hear the re-
DC 1T of Manager Z. II. Dick. Tney dc,
cidsd TO purchase 80 acres OF additional
land and will increase the capital stock 70
$1,000.
Mrs. FRANK HOMER, who resides or the
Bethany pike, had very narrow escape
from being seriously burned. Her clothes
caught fire at an open CRATE and oy hef
presence OF mind succeeded III smothering
the fire out.
THIS morning seats will 60 on sale for
Her Atonement," to be ut the Opera
House on next Monday and Tuesday. Ihls
is q first clsss company and comes here
highly recommended. 1t is deserving OF
he best Of patronage and will doubtless
get Ii.
The Board OF Public Works did most
sensible thing yesterday in removing sew
ersl hundred cart loads Of the accumulated
dirt, filth and ice from Market street in the
vicinity of the REGISTER office. Many
shall call the members OF the Board
blessed.
YESTERDAY morning, VIM. Francis (col-
ored) the hostler at John A. Arm stronss
on the Islsnd, discovered that he was
minus $40 suit Of clothes. He has
sleeping room in the stable and is not GER
tain whether the clothes were stolen We'd
nesdsy or Tuesday night.
Hon. O. D. HUBBARD, Rev. E. J. Har',
DR.. Cunningham and DR.. J. Z. Smith are
expected to address the public meeting OF
tue women's Christian Temperance Union
tits afternoon, at o'clock, IN the Fourth
Street NJ Z. Church. Mrs. Frank Stanton,
Mrs. Martin and Miss Kate Land will sing:
We trust these speakers and singers will
be greeted with q large audience.
Nh. HENRY JACOBS, the enterprising
Main street dry goods merchant, has asso-
ciated with him in business Mr.. J. lsen-
berg, a young man who has been in the
employ Of Speyer Bros. during the past
six years. They propose to increase their
already large business, which they will
continue at No. 1854 Main street. See their
announcement in another column.
A NUMBER Of colored gentleman OF this
city held meeting Wednesday night for
the purpose Of organizing convention
locking To the rection of q lodge of FIR, e
and Accepted Ancient York Rite Masons,
under the Jurisdiction of the Grand Lode
of England. DR.. B. L. Christian, ID. W.
NJ SD Scottish rite, is here to erect the
lodge. DR.. B. Fl. Stilysrd was elected
president Of the convention.
Col. JAMES SPEYER has in bis possession q
great curiosity. 1t is a 81 note, issued
April 10, 1854, bv the State of Maryland,
payable at the Bank of England. Tnis
note, which is hundred years old, and
among the first paper money ever issued
in this country, is in remarkable state oil
preservation. IL was recently found oy
John Underwood, now of this city, while
tearing down log hut at Newport, Mary
land. He has refused $40 for the rare
note.
YESTERDAY morning, Mrs. ]. Thalman, 8
milk womaD, who resides up Stock Yard
Hollow, on the National road, started to
he city in company with her two sons.
While descending the steep hill this side
tie hollow, the wagon began to slide, go
ing rapidly toward the edge of the wall at
that place, said TO be one hundred feet
bigh. Mrs. Tbalman did her best to urge
her horses to the farther side Of the road,
but TO no purpose, and in q minute more
the vehicle was on the edge Of the preci'
piCe. At that moment Mrs. Thslman says
all Of them jumped, alightiug safely
The vehicle went half way over the wall,
and wsuld have dragged the horses after ii
but for the timely arrival OF three Or four
| men.
CHILDREN's CARNIVAL.