Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-27

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CITY RECEIVER lNINDLEBERGEB yes
terday received check from Auditor
johnson for Sl,9S0.1S, on account OF
city railroad taxes.
PATRICK MILES, the East Wheeling
man who was struck by the w. d +. q.
motor, few days ago, and so badly In
jured, is getting better.
THE Niagara engine is now out OF SER
vice, being repaired, and will not be
ready for work for week.
THE ladies Of the Third Presbyterian
Church will give suppea next Satur-
day evening, at the church.
HARRY c. STEWARD moved into his
handsome new pharmacy at Thirty
sixth and Jacob streets yesterday.
A HANDSOME and valuable collection
OF autographs, owned by Mr.. A. NJ.
Rice, is on exhibition at d. Gundling ~
Co.'s.
THE Council Committee on Gene
teries met last night, passed bills foot
ing up S43. Sc, and asked for an appro-
priation of 1000 for the current year,
THE new building of the Reymann
Brewing Company presents very hand
some appearance. 1t will not be fully
occupied for about three weeks to come.
Rev. A. ]. Trey is still conducting
revival services at the First Baptist
Church. This makes the second week,
and there has been a number Of aces
sions.
THERE will be a meeting OF the Riv-
erside employees Saturday night at West
woods Hall This is to be "a important
meeting. and all the employees should be
present.
SOUTH SIDE boys all yesterday after
noon pelted people without regard TO
color, sex, or anything else, unmerei-
fnlly with snowballs. Several painful
accidents resulted.
A LARGE electric light, near the
Eighth ward engine house, took a pc
culiar freak yesterday afternoon. Sud
denly the light cracked as loud as rifle
report and burned out.
THE American Cornet Band has a
number Of engagements booked for the
coming season. They have number
OF excursions engaged, and will play
some in other cities.
TIE Mccoy Shoe Company state that
F. L. Mccoy is thesonly buyer for the
company, and is at present in Boston
making purchases. The notice that A.
PAUL was the buyer is an error.
Jos. A. FAIRS picture, raffied off for
the benefit of the relief work, realized
S3O25. 1t was won by Henry Call. The
watch donated by Bader IL Maurer re-
allied S72O, and was won By Chas.
Heidi.
BI-MoNTHLY examinations are In pro-
gress at all the public schools Of the
city. Pupils of the main building Of
the Eighth Ward school, will give big
entertainment the latter part OF next
month.
U. S. COMMISSIONER G. V. MILAN, OF
Warrington, came TO the city yester-
day for the purpose OF having a bond
signed by ]. E. Freeland. who is in Gus
tody on the charge of circulating coun-
terfet coin.
r. II, BRUBACH, whose barber shop
on South Market street was burned re-
Gently, will open shop just north OF
the former shop. He will occupy his
new quarters until the new shop in the
old stand is completed.
JOSEPH DIERINGER, we'll known
farmer OF RoneY's Point, has rented his
farm and will move to Pleasant Valley.
He is having a neat frame residence
erected in the Valley. The foundation
is already being eKcavated.
LESTER SMITH, Of the w. & E. G.
railway, says he is not candidate for
County Commissioner OF Triadephla
district. Some of the candidates are:
Charles Seibert, John c. McCuddy and
Ed O'Neal on the Republican side.
Mr.. FRANK DALEY has engraved the
resolutions of respect adopted by the
Wilson Tariff Students upon the death
OF the late Marshall White, in very
handsome style, and they were on exhi-
btion Sunday at Wheat &c Hancher's.
THE o'clock motor on the w. & E,
G.. Railway had hard time yesterday
making their first morning runs owing
TO the deep snow. One OF the trains
was stalled for half hour making the
up grade between Jacob and Wood
streets.
IN the tabulated statement OF the
number of men at work in various city
industries, published Yesterday, an In
varted figure 90" in the exhibit for
the Reymanu Brewing Company made
their total look like 64, when it should
have been 81.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday to Moses Waite. native of Ohio
county, aged 81, and Anna Hand, a ma
tive Of Ohio county, aged %; also, to
VIM. Eiher, a native Of Wheeling,
aged %, and Laura V. Emsley, native
of Ohio county, aged 20.
THERE were five cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning. Charles
Newman, Tor beating his wife, was
fined SIS and costs, Harry Richey and
Lee Stanley, for fighting, were fined s.
and costs each, and Frank Wilder and
Bessie Allen the same amount.
YESTERDAY evening at 5:45 o'clock
the beautiful special car Of the W. u L.
Z. railroad arrived in the city. This
car, the Lawrence, was occupied by
General Manager Wilson and others OF
the road. The officials are on general
inspecting tour and will leave the city
to-day.
II our report Of the Wheeling horses
entered for the Blue Ribbon sale at
Cleveland, commencing tomorrow, four
horses should have been credited TO
John H. Hobbs. They are Capt. Hal
lett, Annie Mac, a chestnut flly by
Jim Schriber. and bay colt by Cams
ter. Mr. A. w. Hamilton left yester-
day evening to attend the sale.
THE scientific contest for points be-
tween the athletic clubs OF Elm Grove