Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04
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THREE deeds Of trust was admitted to
record in Clerk Hooks office. yesterday.
Tbs Council Committee On Railroads
will likely meet during the present week,
TIE boilers were out OF whack at Clay
School yesterday, and school had to be
dismissed.
J. W. MURPHY was arrested by Chief
Delbrugge, yesterday, for violation OF
the garbage ordinance.
MAYOR SEABRIGHT will soon be going
around on wheels. He purchased COL
umbia Safety bicycle from G. K. Goethe,
yesterday.
WHEELING capitalists are said to be
studying geology with view TO putting
down a well in Ohio, opposite Vancleve.
BLANCHE MANLEY and Bessie Bell
were arrested by Officer Watson last night,
for being on the streets for improper pur-
poses.
The REGISTER employees are indebted
TO Mr.. Charles A. Gossett, representing +.
LorillaId x Co, for box Of samples oil
their Climax plug
THE gas was so scarce at the Linsly 1u-
stitute yesterday morning, that 1t was
too cold for the scholars, and the school
was dismissed.
Dr.. H. F. HEATH, the verlinary sur
geon, has removed from below the creek
to No. 936 Market street, where his hos
pital is now also located.
The pupils of Washington school vii
give an entertainment at the school on
Thursday and Friday evenings An at
traciive programme has been prepared.
THE Central Glass Works shut down
Yesterday afternoon TO allow its employees
an opportunity to attend the funeral OF the
late Flank Son1efeld, which took place at
? o'clock.
ALL the estimates Of Council Committees
have been prepared, save those on Health
and City Prison. II they will fix on
their amounts, the France Committee
will get 20 work.
ABOUT hslf-plst seven last Friday even
ing a sneak thief entered the residence OF
W. T. Hamilton, No. 10 South Penn
street. Island, snd stole s. from the room
occupied by Mrs. Mendle, bOarder. The
thief left the empty purse on the Il Dor.
The Council Committee on Real Estate
will meet tonight, 10 make arrangements
to boy the Kennedy property, at Twenty
ninth aud Chspline streets, as authorized
by Council ct It's last meeting. This prop
erty is necessary to the Strengthening oil
CAldwells run.
SEVERAL acres Of hillside slipped Just
below Browns Station. Sunday, but ssyet
the track of the O. & ?. hss not been
reached, and telegraph Office has been
established at the plaza with a view OF
warning trairs. IL is expected that the
track will be covered before the slide is
stopped.
THE miners at quite a number Of the
New River cOlieries are on strike, on &C
count of the operators having failed to pay
of at their last regular pay day. The OPP
orators claim that they were unable to get
their money from the railroad company,
and it is believed that matters will be set
tied amicably in a short time.
JOHN DREER, of Steubenville, borrowed
his brother CAlvin's watch, and in a
period of temporary alteration brought 1t
10 this city and pawned it. Calvin had
him brought mp before Justice Love yes
terday, when he settled matters by turn
ing the pawn money and ticket over to his
brother, who came down after the missing
timepiecs.