Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-24
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Mere Mention of Miscellaneous Matters Of
Ganaral Intaraat.

Two deeds oftrust were admitted to record
yesterday. ~,.. a...
The ice was cut from, about the wharf
boat yesterday. r, - - ......
WM. O'BRIEN was taken in last night for
disorderly conduct .....
The North End glass works, after a
weeks idleness, has started up on full time.
AT police court yesterday morning Alice
Leverage was fined 81 and costs for drunk
enness.
THE revival services at the First Baptist
Church have aroused great interest. Thus
far there have been sixty conversions.
A MAN named Garvey fell on the ice in
South Wheeling, Sunday and fractured one
of his arms, which was set by Dr.. Ford, OF
Benwood
A LARGE ware house has Just been com.
pleted by the directors of the glass works,
near HtnavIlle, which is situated on the
river bank.
Mr.. R. CHEW, a popular Top mill mailer,
is lying at his home on North Market street,
quite i'll, and little hopes are entertained for
his recovery.
THE valentine case, last week, before
United Ststes Commissioner Forbes, was
dismissed at the cost Of the plaintiff, Mrs.
Z. Gronewith.
JOHN RYDER was sent to the hill for ninety
days Yesterday by Judge LETTERS, in default
of 3 fine OF $50 and costs for disorderly and
resisting an officer.
Mr.. CHARLES MCCowN, who had his hand
so badly burnt, out at the hinge factory,
while putting oil in the stove, is again able
to attend to his work.
YESTERDAY morning Joseph Miller and
Fred. Ebeling were arrested in the Fifth
ward charged with creating disturbance in
Mrs. Faeder's place.
The paper mill at Fulton has not been
running on full time for some time past,
owing to a scarcity of orders, but business
is again Frightening up.
A PAvEMEYTis badly needed along by the
pottery, and it is asserted that one would be
laid if the Board of Public Works would
lay curbstone. Try it.
GEo. WATSON, who was shot Sunday
morning by Buck Muldoon, did not be,
long to the gang that treated Alice Love
rage in such shameful manner.
THE folks at Sistersyille are making ar
rangements for holding grand reception.
A number from here will 90 down to at,
tend 7. I. Cockayne will play for it.
MR, JOSEPH Fox, Of the North End glass
works, has secured patent on glass wheels
for roller skates, and it is said to surpass
anything ever in use, and the inventor will
doubtless reap harvest.
Mr.. JOIN MCNEAL, a heater at the Bel
mont Mill, has purchased a fine piece Of
property at Elm Grove, from Mr.. B. Shan
ley, and has removed his family out and will
make that his future home.
WHEN James Holiday sold his planiug
mill property to the B. & o. he was to
vacate in ninety days. He has secured an
extension of the time and will continue
operations at the same place for another
year.
The Junior Jeffersons are requested to
meet at the Market Hall this evening at
1880 sharp. They have received an invita-
ton TO attend the Inaugural ball, on March
4, and arrangements for that purpose will
be made.
A WHEELING correspondent of the Catho.
lie knight, published at Cleveland, Ohio
speaks very highly Of sermon preached
by Ri. Rev. Bishop Kahn, at the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception, on Sunday, the
l4th inst
YESTERDAY morning Phil Fletcher, while
taking q whirl on roller skates at the Ar
lington saloon, corner Of Sixteenth and
Chapline streets, had the misfortune to fall
and break one of his legs in two places.
| This was quite an unfortunate accident as
it will incapacitste Mr.. Fletcher for some
| time.
The following persons from Cameron
W. Va, are in the city, and part of them
will leave for the west to-day to settle:
VIM. Dowler and wife, B. COPYRIGHT VIM.
A. Dowler, Mrs Elizabeth McHenry, Miss
II. A. Bell DoWler, Warren Dowler and D.
D. Bowler.
A FIGHT Of some proportians occurred at
the Second ward market house yesterday
evening, in which several of the partici.
pants were badly used up one having his
eye almost bitten out. Part Of the gang
consisting of Jim Finan, VIM. Watson and
Jim johnson, were arrested and placed in
the cooler.
Mr.. ]. F. MERRINAY, formerly manager
Of the Adams Express Office at this place
has accepted his old position and will here
after be found at his old post. Mr.. James
A. Murphy, late manager, goes to Cleve.
land, Ohio, to I'LL similar position for the
company at that place.
WV. NJ. CLEMENTS new private car
"West Virginia was in the city last night
1t has been elegantly furnished and fitted
up and viii 90 to Cincinnati, where Vice
President-elect Hendricks viii be met and
taken to Washington in the car. 1t left 70,
Grafton last night.
The roller skating party, held at the
Chapline street rink last night, by the boil
eIs and heaters of the Crescent mill, Eas
quite 9 success and the scrub race yerJ
funny, although not the full Number of con.
testants were entered.
NExr Friday and Saturday evenings
Nile Minnie Rouchelle and Clarence H
Smith, famous bieyclists, viii appear at the
Chapline street rink This will be quite
an attraction and something entirely new
in connection with q skating rink and nc
doubt viii draw well.
SQUlEE SCHULTzE is Just recovering from
q severe fall received several weeks ago in
front Of the pottery. The Squire says when
he fell, he came down 90 hard that for
about FIVE seconds he thought two Demo
cratic professions were going along side BY
side. Quite funny smile.
Nix. Jos. GREEN. OF the Twelfth street
saloon, has Just had put in his place o.