Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31

Hotel look very spruce.
PERRY Tracy, il, has been put under
bonds Of 500 by Squire Caldwell to
keep the peace for one year.
IT 10 estimated that during the late
heated term the expression, us 1t hot
enough for your" has been said
times.
Tn. boilers OF the LaBelIe mill have
decided to work turn about during the
present week on account OF the extreme
warm weather.
THE boilers of the La Belle mill were
off again, yesterday afternoon, on ac-
count of the heat. This is getting to be
a regular occurrence.
THrRE will be q business meeting oil
the Outs Hall Temperance Union TO-
night, at which time there Will be some
good speakers on hand.
THr United States District Court will
sit in this city to morrow. II Is WINS
pered several interesting cases VIII come
M. unless sooner smothered.
A LITTLE rumpus occurred in the al
lev at LehneIt's saloon, about midnight,
last night, as a result OF which Alex.
Wallace was somewhat bruised.
We can authoritatively state that Miss
Csllie Hellver was not Susan b. amino
nv in disguise, the ruDor to that elect
to thee ontrary Notwithstanding.
The man Cullihen, who was spoken
OF in Yesterdays issue as having gone
for eight days without food, ID still IN
the county Jail and still refuses to eat.
The friends OF q certain popular Is
land Young lady are making preparations
10 tender her complimentary hop next
week, the occasion being the celebration
OF her birthday.
THE Board OF Commissioners will
hold its regular meeting on Monday
next. and will then appoint Justice oil
the Peace for Clay District, vice Joseph
Tolivar, deceased.
AND still there is no assistant teacher
for the colored school. Does no one
want it, or can no one pass the examin-
alton. We respectfully nominate Capt.
Yancey for the position.
SKseEANr SToETzER and Corporal Il.
ID. Cline, OF the Sheridan Rifles, together
with several of the privates, who have
been visiting Camp Gibson, at Barnes.
vile. have returned home highly eiated
with their visit.
The floors OF the stalls OF the horses
of the Eighth ward hose company were
being repaired yesterday by Foreman
Rose. Dirt floors are being substituted
for wooden ones, which will doubtless
be an agreeable change to the horses.
ApoUr ten feet OF the sewer on the
east side of Twelfth street between Main
and Market, gave way last evening.
Workmen were engaged all day IN re-
pairing the damaged sDot.-E~n'ng
Popsr. Which is the east side, any
how?
A BOY named Boston was very, Sc
verely cut in the glass house yesterday;
The cash was just over his pulse, anu
had the cut been a sixteenth OF an men
deeper the boy would surely hsve bled
to death. DIR. Harvey dressed the
wound.
Joan CHERRY, an empioye OF the Bal
timore and Ohio shops, was badly hurt
hurt at that place last evening, by being
hit i'm the side with heavy piece oil
iron. IL was an accidental affair, but
Injured his side and hip very severely.
Drs. Allen and Stifel attended him.
JACOB VoGLER was yesterday APP
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
Andrew Vogler, deceased. A bond was
Given of 5000. with August Gering as
surety. Mr.. Vogler was also appointed
the guardian of Andrew and Fannie
Vopier. minor children OF Andrew and
Caroline Vogler, deceased. A bond OF
500, with August Gering as surety, was
taken.
Ara meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Leader Publishing Company" held
last night, the following gentlemen
were elected Directors: X. Nj. Della
plain, Hugh Sterling, George X. Jingle,
c. C. johnson. T. II. b. Haas, q. II.
Odbert and ID. b. Mclllvaine. The ID.
,ectors then held meeting and elected
C, C. johnson, President; X. N. Della
plain, Vice President; 8. r. Hayden,
Secretary, and Hugh Sterling, Ireasu-
rer.
The East Wheeling loaiers have again
commenced to congregate on the corner
of Seventeenth and Wood streets, and
people living in that vicinity are Obliged
10 either close their windows or have
their ears RECALLED with lot OF vile talk
that no respectable person should listen
TO. Officer Wilcox has already dispersed
the gang on several occasions, but he
now has made up his mind to arrest
them even il the Judge discharges them,
as has been done before.
TIE Council Committee on Finance
was TO have met last night, but the call
was postponed, as it is desired to have
Solicitor Erskine present when the COM
mittee meets. An important question
is to come up. Council has decided to
submit to the voters proposition to
negotiate loan and issue bonds to fund
certain Indebtedness and the committee
is tn report what sum will be necessary.
As already fore-shadowed in the REGIS
TER, this amount will be between ninety
and one hundred thousand dollars.
LAST fall the REGISTER published an
article entitled 1.-THE Business Boom,
ia which was set forth the unusual for
ward movement by trade, taken in every
line. But now familiarity has bred con.
tempt OF booms, and We hear nothing OF
the present one. 1t may therefore be
surprise to many to learn that thus lar
the business of the present year exceeds
that OF 1879. Nor is this all. Merchants
saw the outlook is very favorable for an
immense increase in the fall trade--an
increase that is larger in proportion than
the first portion OF the year. Cash
buyers are plentiful, and there is firm
and healthy condition of the market.
FRANK CAMPBELL is the name OF a
Young man who is employed at the
tailoring establishment Of I. G. Mofatt,
on Twelfth street. Last evening about
five O'Clock, as he was fooling around
the cutting room, he fell through a sky
light and went down one story. Besides
being pretty badly slowed up, he had
his arm badly cut and the end OF his
nose cut entirely off. He picked mp the
tip of his nasal organ and started for DIR.
Haryey's Office, where the end was sewed