Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-23
BITS OF NEWS.
Picked Up Here and There bs ESSis''r
ReporterE,


TuE toor is being repaired in the Sixth
ward hose house.
Hiss ASyIE SvOEHR accidentally burnt
her right haRd very badly yesterday.
THgRE are, /; is said, more empty houses
in the CITY tEan there have been fer Yesrs .
THREE additional nail machines have
5ssn started at the Riverside nail factory
his week
4 GOLD wave struck tie city about eleven
o'clock and st two the thermometer was
s.idirg down rapidly.
Oyg drunk was before His Homer Judge
Jsfsrs yesterday morning, and he was as
sasssd the usual amount
/ JAMES WILSON was before Justice Ankle
yesterday afternoon for lunscy. He wss
! cent 10 all 10 avail, examination.
/ PEog. KgAVsa and his orchestra LET;
Yesterday afternoon Tor Darlington 10 play
/ Tor q 6js ball q: tina. place tonight.
/ JOIN RrrcuIE was arrested yesterday 5y
. Officer McNichoN for dumping the con
tents Of a dry vault in brick gard on the
leland.
A LAD coasting in South Wheeling, yes
tarday, IAN sgsins, lamp-post, knocking
out some of his ircisors and o;her"Ise
hurting himself
TIVE recent slippery weather was the
cause Of 8 good msny sprained and broken
limbs, a. the lsmeusss OF some Of our clu-
zsus will testify.
Every wortm man st Hobbs, Brotkunicr
1 i Co s glass house purchased one or two
tickets TOR the neil feeders benefit al the
Academy Of Music yesterday afternoon.
4 HORSE valued at sIj vas rallied off at
/ Keunys saloon IN the East Fad Thursday
( evening. Ticket SO drew the prize, being
. held By Chas Noble, North End glass
worker.
( TINS ladies OF the Arion Singing Society
| will give concert aud ball, on next
+ Thursday night, aud not masquerade
( ball, es vas announced by mistake some
dsvs ago
TuE benefit performance OF Count OF
Non,czuma. given 1T Shay Theatre yes
terday afternoon FOR the locked out nail.
feeders, was success, and Melted the boys
quite handsome sun.
( j. J. KAN, Bishop OF this Diocese, yes
,eriay qualified bsf]re Clerk Hook as ex-
scator OF the last will and testament Of
John Bruce, deceased. Bond, $4,000;
40 security required by the terms OF said
will.
Az iueoriate met q farmer in the Eighth
ward, Yesterday, and informed him, in hes.
49, N ,rNY1l hNvaNfF
him if he did not give him nickel with
which to get an o'bern
The radiator in the office Of Bloch Bros
burst few nights ago, and the room was
Immediately filed with steam which did
considerable damage to the vanished fur.
niture before it was discovered.
Tue \. NJ. E Church raised 5000 By
means OF the recent rally to save the
church from being sold for debt 4 card
OF thanks 10 the odd Fellows and Masous,
for ,heir substantial help, appears in an
other column.
The new building erected 5y the city
last north Of the water works on the east
SIDE OF the PwiEy track Is badly cracked
over the doorway and It is becoming worse
every day. /, is supposed that the iarring
OF the heavy ireigh, trains caused the
break
A YOUNG man went into D. Gundliugs
store Yesterday and LETT with 3 pair ofpants
under his cyst. The tailor, Mr.. Schwinn,
saw the pants dangling from beneath the
mans cost and caught them Just as the
fellow shot up street. The pants were saved
but the man got away.
4 pEAF and dumb boy named Smith,
while coastiug on Twenty-sixth street yes
terdsv. was seriossly hurt. He was gliding
down the grade, looking bsck, when he
run in among the feet of two horses st.
tachei 10 a wagon, which they were pull
J ing up the street. He was kicked in the
: back and received other Injuries that MAJ
prove OF q serious character.
A NEW boat club in the Eighth ward
called the Mystic Grew gave their first
ball last night at Aroenz. hall They have
lust finished their cosy fishing aud pleasure
boat. The club itself consists Of nine
members. Quite q number Of friends a..
tended the Sall and tripped The light fan
,astic to the beautiful strains of Mayer 5
, band until the wee sma hours OF the night
CHARIEY SuAY's Academy Of Music
will be occupied next week with the Fran
conias European Sensation, which Is her,
aided by the newspapers o! both Europe
and America in great praise. Wheeling
Is being covered with some OF the most
beautiful and attractive bills ever seen
here. and we see by the reading of the same
that several new aud Doyel scta and at.
fractions will be placed before the public
here for the Grst time.
. 4 BUNDLE Of clolhes consisting Of sin
pairs of pantaloons, an overcast, together
with TWO wooden blankets and two pairs q
shoes, vas found yesterday hid under the
south end OF the Ohio River railroad bridge
across Wheeling creek. Evidently some
thief relieved wardrobe of the articles
and placed them where he could get them
last a:ght and carry them away. Some OF
the articles G5e new and some old. They
are in the care OF the police.
NEXT THURSDAY night tsir sud festival
will commence at the German Lutheran
church. Danwood and will continue three
NIGHTS. lac proceeds derived will De Civ
en- to the clllCI. A"O p'IstS WIN VIC
a4asdsd one gold headed cane, and the
other a gold watch-chsin. The contest
. ants for the former arc Messrs. Henry
Schrebe and Levi i.essinGer; Tor the latter
= Fred Blume and Henry Brandt
Tbs Lecture Committee Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. has arranged
a course Of practical talks which cannot
lail TO be proftsbly and particularly inter.
esGng 10 youug men. The talks will be
given in the parlors OF the Association
. They are Tor young men andthe admission
Is tres. Judge Cranmer will open the se',
lea next TuesiaJ ,reninS a. 30 o'clock.
His subject will be A I8v o! r;anv thiugs
which call for reform.
NR. ". II. BNElN, who is clerk OF the
N,st Tszrsaud, and the conductor Of the
Yard On -iue on tns q 4 ?. railroad OF
Bridgeport some days ago get into quar-
rel when the latter refused TO let tie Tor
mer rude on lis train Yesterday ever.
inc Mr.. Balkan boarded the conductor
rain a, Bridgeport for Bena,re. He wss
pu, of before be reached West Wheeling