Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-23
TIE CITY IN BRIEF.
Matters Of minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.

Il
About Town.
CoUSCIL tonight
TIE B. & o. pay car arrives to-day.
THE Salvation Army was cut last night.
OYE deed Of trust wss admitted to rec
ord yesterday.
A GOOD house greeted EsmeraldA at the
Academy Of Music last evening.
The Committee on Real Estate met last
evening and passed some bills.
tbs IRON gates have been hung in the
lower corridors cf the City Hall.
A DAUGHTER of Mr.. Fred. Meyer, aged
II years, died at the home Of her father
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock
JUsrIcE GEORGE ARKLE has had his
Office handsomely pspered and glste glass
windows put in to replace the old ones.
THERE is q stray young black hunting
dog, well trained, over at Etnsville. Mr..
John Gribble can tell the owner al about
him.
THE mother Of John 7. Shetland ssys
he cid not steal DR.. Bsird's dog and also
hat he is not member OF the Dirty
Dozen"
A INV s,eeple will be erected on St.
Johns Church, Market street, early in
April, at q cost Of 81 500. 1t will contain
two fine bells
HAIRY DRUNNoND, at the Capitol rink,
mas received lot of new gums for his
skates and will have them ell fixed up in
good style by Thursday.
An organ grinder made his appearance
in town Sunday, bat was "sawed Off by
the bad weather. Il is an swfully poor
thiUg that has Mt some good about it.
JAMES DENAST, of the Island, who is
employed at ExleY's planning mill in Mar
tins Ferry, had the index fDger Of his
right hand taken of by the machinery
yesterday,
TAG REGISTER of Wednesday morning
will contain the full text Of Senator Ken
ua's recent speech in reply to Senator
Eimunds. News sgents desiring extra
copies should send in their orders at once.
The rollers and heaters of the Crescent
Viii cay there is no truth in the statement
that 50 attempt was made By them TO pay
their pair heaters, roughers and catchers
By weight instead of BY the turn as for
merly.
| REv. E. II. DoRNBLAsER, pastor of the
First English Evangelical Church. cele'
GRATED his thirtysixth birthday on Friday
last and was remembered by his congrega
lion in handsome gilt in solid cash as q
token Of the esteem in which he is held BY
his people.
! MR D. C LIST. JR, has a hennery al
Fulton in which he has placed a number
Of fine chickens. They are White Leg
horns, Plymouth Rocks, and Brown Leg
horns. A record oil the eggs laid by each
breed, Of which there is an equal number
is kept, and 60 far the latter :owls are far
ahead.
Mr.. CHARLEY EIsHER's foe pug dog
.Sooty" lost himself on Sunday, and great
excitement prevailed all day. Charley
took every precaution to secure bis fsvoEite
pet, should any attempt be made to take
him from the city. After spending the
day in making these arrangements, Char
lev was sgrees5ly surprised in the evening
phen several small boys brought the wan
derer home.
J. A. briggs, Of Benwood, to whom re
cent reference vas made in connection
with clock stolen from Engineer John
Cummius, says the missing timepiece was
cot traced to him, nor. did he buy it. A
party brought it to him, aud he made loan
Of $50 upon it, with the understanding
I that it was to be redeemed. When Mr.
| briggs learned of Mr.. Cummins' loss. he
left the clock with Mr.. Joseph McMackon
Of BeuEood, with directions to return it tc
! the owner.