Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-22
SIX FLOORS
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Matters Of Minor Importance Picked VI
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About Town.
One deed of trust was admitted 10 rec
ord yesterday.
THEsE were three breskdowns on the
wharf yesterday.
AHEAyY wagon broke an axle in front
of the Howell House yesterday afternoon.
SroP and look OF bursts Easter display.
II is the most handsome ever seen IN the
city.
The chief musical programme at St.
Matthews church, last evening, will be at Z
o'clock in the morning.
The Ohio River road has purchased
so COZ ties from parties residiBg near st.
Msry's, for the extension.
The Health Officer calls the attention of
the householders to the Importance OF
cleaning up their premises.
A NUMBER of young folks excurted out
Caldweli's run yesterday afternoon and In
dulged in the FIRST picnic of the season.
tbs steeple of the ST. Pauls Church, in
South Wheeling, is undergoing repairs,
and the clock is bsipg put in good shape,
JAMES DELANEY and Jesse Burkett will
skate three mile race. mile heats, best
two in three, at the North End rink Satur-
day evening.
The plank walk on Fourteenth street
leading 10 Linn street, is IN an unsafe con-
ditioa and people who have to use 1t ore
complaining.
A NUMBER of boys have been down test
ing the Temperature OF the water in the
river. They are all anxious to be the
first teller in this season"
HENRY BLUMENBERG is tearing out the
remains of the hall, which was destroyed
By fire in the rear of his place and will
have a summer garden on the site.
A LARGE crowd of sdmiring auditors was
attracted to the front OF Banners music
store, last evening, By en- impromptu con,
cert given BY some Of our best male local
talent.
Mr.. CsAs. TIENAN, formerly of the firm
of Warthen L Tiemau, will take charge as
manager of new store to be called the
"U MON Tea and Coffee Store" which will
be opened this week at No. 1857 Market
street.
DR ScHwISY, Of the South Side, per.
formed q difficult and delicate operation
upon a Mrs. Foeh, on Tuesday, removing
the left sys. which was diseased. to prevent
the other. optic from being similarly at
tected.
IL Police Court yesterday morning Car
RE Warder got % and costs. The cases
against Ida Robinson and Me-. Gibson were
dismissed. The case of the Italian whom
terfered with Officer Lukens in the dis,
charge of his duties, was continued until
to-day.
ABOUT one o'clock this morning two
men who crossed from the Ohio side of the
river in a skiff attempted to steal quaint
~ of Schmulbach beer They broke open
a car filed with what they supposed 70 be
full kegs, but were discovered and driven
across the river by Officer Brinkmsn. The
kegs in the car were empty.
A PARTY of society ladies and gentle
men boarded the Abner O'Nesl yesterday
afternoon, accompanied by skif They
sailed up the Ohio quite good distance,
when they were landed, and boarded the
skiff for home. The boys wore blisters on
their hands trying to beat Hsnlons time,
while the whole party sang The Girls l
left Behind Ne"
A CoUNTRYNAS, whose name could not
be learned, while intoxicated, fell off a wag-
on at the Central glass house Tuesday
afternoon, striking on the right side of his
head, knocking him seuseless He ws9
picked up and carried into the office snd
Or. Dickey telephoned for. The only dam.
age to the fellow was slight confusion on
the side of his head and O severe shaking
up He also lost all the effects of the
drink he had taken on.
TUESDAY evening q man named Green,
who rents a stable on the north side Of
Twelfth street from Mrs. Smith, put his
horses in the stable aud went away, for
getting to extiugulsh the lamp, which was
left burning in the stable. The glim ex-
ploisd some time during the night and
set the hay on Ere, but luckily Mrs. Smiths
son happened to be passing at the time
and noticed the light he broke board
off the stable and succeeded in extinguish9
ing the blaze.