The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-31
SMALL TALK.
Condensed Notes Of Current gossip
I'm and About own.


No marriage liceI ses issued yesterday.
THE Mayors police numbered fifty
persons last nsght. sA =, q
THE cholera infantum prevails to
great extent throughout the city.
TRAINS on the Cleveland snd Pitts
burgh road were several hours late last
evening.
AuGTIoNEER HERyEY yesterday sold
two shares of Citizens railway stock at
$42 per share, par value 500.
The Gray woman who attempted sui
eide on sunday night, has recovered
from the effects of the poison.
THE first night train that has left this
city for ten days over the Baltimore and
Ohio road, departed last evening.
THE Linen Busters will play the We
locipedes return game of base ball at
the Peninsula grounds next Saturday.
A TYPOGRAPHICAL error inside US say
james" when it should have been
"John" Muldoon, who was arrested on
Saturday.
The Tip Top fishing club eft Tor
Lockwood's grove, yesterday, under the
command of Capt. Thomas Bruster and
Lieut.. Geo. Anders. - III.
The court house Is fast assuming q
more cheerful appearance, under the
hands of the workmen, who are making
liberal applications OF paint.
THE different committees of the Board
of Commissioners will meet during the
present week, preparatory to meeting
of the Board next Monday.
THE case of Jas. P. Hutchinson, which
was to have come up before Squire Phil
lips last evening, was postponed until to-
morrow evening at 7 o'clock.
DANE rumor now whispers the name
of certain we'll known young lady. OF
this city, who is studying for the stage
andwill shortly make her debut.
THE United States Collectors funds,
which have been ACCOMPLISHING here for
some days past, were deposited IN bank
yesterday as measure OF safety.
Two hundred and fifty active Turner's
engaged in the prize turaing at the
Turner'S Association meeting, this year,
at Milwaukee, against ~ last year.
A TEAM belonging - Messrs. Charles
Seabright Il Johnson, broke tire on
wheel of the vehicle which the horses
were drawing No serious disaster re-
suited.
NIB. ;. NJ. WHITEsIDE, agent OF the
U. B. Mutual AID Society of Pennsy-
ysnis has received a draft on $4,000
certificate of membership, to be paid to
the widow of the late Geo. &. Trimble.
CLERK DEITERs, of the Board of Com
missioners, yesterday turned over to the
sheriff the ballot boxes in this county, for
delivery to the proper parties, the Capt.
tai election taking place on Tuesday
next.
THEi infant child of Mr. Campbell, ed
tor OF the InteLtigsnceT, died yesterday,
of cholera infantum. Mr.. Campbell
has the sympathy Of large circle OF
friends in this, the sad hour of his be-
reavement.
Mr.. DAVID REESE, Riverside pud-
der, has requested us to state that the
.Suadav Leaders remarks about him be-
ing opposed to the striking rallroaders,
are false. He says that all worklngmen
have his sympathy so long as they desist
from violence.
SEVERAL strangers who were sitting
on the doorsteps of their boarding
houses near by where Rice was shot on
Saturday night, have requested us to state
that il was not they who refused to offer
Rice assistance, but did al in their power
to alleviate his sutferings.
LITTLE Dick Woods, residing near
the Capitol. was quite seriously injured
yesterday, by fall, cutting large cash
in his forehead Little Dick will be
missed, while he is confined TO his room,
by the Light Guards, who took especial
delight in making him converssnt with
military tactics. DR.. Hullhen dressed
the wound.
DR.. JAMES SMITH, OF Clsrington,
Ohio, died at that place on Sunday last
from typhoid fever. The doctor was just
in the prime of liie-about forty years
of age-when taken ill., He was highly
esteemed and greatly liked not only for
his professional ability but for his genial
and many social qualities. HIS death
will be sincerely regretted by large
circle OF friends.