Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-11
BIrs OF NEWS,

Picked Up Here and There By Register
Reporters.
0NE marriage license was issued by Clerk
Hook yesterday.
THREE deeds of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
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OFFICER Burns pulled in Peter Csllsn
for indecency late last night.
BIDS for the new city bonds viii be open
ed at the Exchange Bank today.
CARRIE SWAMI will be before Justice
Ankle at o'clock this afternoon.
IT is understood that another game Of
base ball will take place out at the Elns to-
day.
1T is whispered that there will be grand
kick on the Mayors Fourth of July speclsls
at Tuesday evening meeting Of Council,
THERE will be preaching in the bricl
school house in Bridgeport, o., to morrow a.
1890 q. m, also in the afternoon snr
night.
The Central Glass Works has not close
down entirely. as is generally believed. Bl
one of the three furnaces is undergoing
repairs.
SECRETARY or STAKE WALLER has issued
a certificate authorizing an increase of the
capitol stock of the Lsuehin Nail Com
psny 10 100000.
One good thing the big storm of Thurs
az night did to Offset the damage, was that
il washed some of the filth out of the creek,
nut lots Of it still remains just below the
Main street bridge.
THE southwest corner of the Academy Of
Music building is settling gradually. The
strain has splintered several large lights O.
glass in Grubb's jewelry store, aud drawn
others almost completely from the frame.
A WOMAN named MeNeal was before
Justice McCshan yesterday afternoon
charged Tith disturbance by her neighbors
She was fined g and cos's and placed under
bond OF $50 to keep the peace for one
year.
LAST evening two young men tapped the
till at ArLdts saloon, on Sixteenth street
receiving about FIVE or six dollars. War
rants were issued for their arrest by Squire
Ankle, aud the cases will probably be heard
TO day.
The cases of the men charged with fight.
ing in front of Clara Moss place. on tn
evening of the Fourth, were called again in
Police Court yesterday morning and con
tinued generally" batch OF new warrants
being issued
Mr.. w. C. KING, JR., who has been with
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
for the past eight years, has resigned and
accepted position with the Riverside Iron,
Steel & Nail Company. Mr.. King was as
sistant Agent st Washington, Pa, at the
time Of his resignation.
The ST Clsirsville narrow gauge railroad
was offered for sale by Receiver Riley,
Thursday, bat WAS not sold for want of bid
ders- The road was appraised at Sl5, $50,
and had to be sold for tRo-thirds of the sp
praisemsnt. No one apparently cared to
invest $40 900 in the little road.
TIE sad death of little Elwood Seeley, oc-
curing some days ago, has called forth
many expressions of sympathy and sorrow
rom the friends Of the bsresved family
Mr.. and Mrs. Seeley have indeed been sore
" afflicted during the past four months,
and the REGIsTER but voices the sentiment
Of the community when it hopes that the
lady may be speedily restored to health.
Mr.. H. E. WEIsGERBER, the genial fore
man Of the B. & o. turning shop, who has
Just returned from a western tour, is giving
the boys the benefit Of what he saw on his
trip. Heis putting up fan similar to the
one in the Cincinnati shops, the force of air
being almost sufficient to blow an appren-
tee out through the roof. Invitations have
been extended to a select few to 20 down
and get cooled of.