Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-20
rar PASSING snow.
Registered Results hemaSksd In kepof-
torial Ramblings

Sheets S. and costs for using abusive
language.
TIE Moundsville camp meeting has
closed, and the one at Burr's Mills has
| commenced.
TIE Pottery is receiving daily large
orders for ware from the far west, es-
pecially the northwest.
The Committee on Scales met at the
| City Building last evening and transact
ed some routine business
tbs Municipal Court met Yesterday,
but there being no business to transact,
it adjourned until Monday.
CLERK QUARRIER's suite OF rooms is al
tJrn up at present, changes oil MIXTURES
and general cleaning up taking place
The repairing and cleaning OF the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church has 80 lar pro,
crossed that Sunday School will be held
to morrow.
Owing 10 the very low water, the 1.
| V. road cannot do It's business at the
wharf, but receives and discharges at the
Belmont landing.
YEsrEEpAY evening a little girl OF
Chas. Harbrook, OF East wheeling, ieli
down stairs and 80 severely injured Its
neck that she is not expected to live.
Mr.. HENRY KRUcKENBERG, while In
Rolls cigar store, Eighth ward, WAS sud
denly seized last night with a falntlng
| fit and tell to the floor. At last accounts
he was better.
SQUIRE ScHULrzs yesterday issued a
warrant for Mrs Kate CHASER, on COM
plant OF F. Miller, sho charged her
with using abusive language. The case
will be heard on Monday.
JUSTICE SCHULTzs issued a warrant
Yesterday afternoon for the arrest OF
John Murphy, charged with an assault
and battery on August Garbe. The
C Use will be up this afternoon.
The remains OF Samuel s. Shriver ar
rived last night by the midnight train,
and were taken charge OF by commit
tee of the Masonic order. The inter
ment will take place to day.
AUGUST SgMoN, an old man OF the
Eighth ward, was circulating around
Yesterday among the justice shops try
ing to procure a warrant for the arrest
of his son, who he claims has abused
him.
HARRISON TAYLOR has purchased q
small steam boat and will run it from
the loot OF Twenty third street to the
lower point OF the Island. it is said, and
will be in operation some time next
week.
The water pipes are reported as leak
ing very badly at the head ef Thirteenth
street, so that they have not supplied
the citizens of that locality for week
The people up there justly complain oil
such great inconvenience.
A WARRANT was issued yesterday Tor
the arrest of Mrs. NJ. Frict by Squire
Schultze on complaint of Mrs. Fred.
Golner, who charges the defendant with
whipping her boy. The parties are
Eighth warders and the case will be
heard this afternoon.
On the day OF the circus a colored IN.
diyidual namsd VIM. Jackson, amused
himself by flourishing razor in the
crowd. Constable Love picked him up,
and Yesterday he was fined s. and costs
in police court, and afterwards Squire
Wheeler assessed him 81 and costs.
Mr.. C.. w. BRoCEUNIER, OF the firm OF
Brockunier, Hobbs & Co., had a serious
attack OF cramp yesterday afternoon
while in his office. The case was 80 Sc
rious that he bad to be taken to his
home in Bridgeport in a carriage, and
last evening was reported as being rather
sick.
THE card OF Dr. Camden, giving loca-
ton OF his Office, appears in the REGIS
TER. The Doctor has won high repu-
tation as skillfu and careful physician.
His opportunities have been large and
they have been we'll improved. He
comes to Wheeling to make it his future
home.
FLORENCE WkBB yesterday swore out
a warrant before Squire Felber for the
arrest OF Frank Webb, her husband,
who she charged with abuse. The case
came up at 7 O'Clock and Squire Rich
ardson being present he was invited to
try it and did so, dismissing the case.
Both parties were colored.
lr is understood that the suit pending
between certain parties relative to real
or supposed damages arising from coal
bank entries, was finally settled yester'
day by compromise and the sale OF the
property for 8. 500 cash; Mr.. Alexan'
der Bonde, real estate agent, having made
the sale and arranged the settlement.
Hon. B. L. BUTCHER yesterday receiv.
ed from the publishers, u. & e. Merri'
man, OF Springfield, Mass, a magnifi.
cent copy of Webster's Unabridged, OF
the 1881 issue. 1t is a fine volume
bound in Russia leather, containing a
supplement OF several thousand words
and a biographical supplement. Alto,
gother it lisa very acceptable present.
YESTERDAY afternoon the delivery
team OF r. J.Smyth became frightened
at a hose somewhere on Chapline street,
South Side, and ran away, crossing
down to Market street and past the Filth
ward market house. AT the lower end
of the market house the wagon ran
against post and was considerably
broken up. The horses were not seri-
ously injured.
A SwEDE named Christian Zinnerhol-
lern died at Renner's Hotel, Thursday
evening, and WAS buried yesterday
morning. He was an aged man and
somewhat eccentric, but perfect gen.
tIeman. For some time he had been
working on a perpetual motion affair,
having spent, i. is said, considerable
money on it with the usual result. He
had no relatives in this country.
Col. G. Ii. BEALL, the great wool
grower of Brooke county, made large
shipment of shesp on Tuesday to Tex.
rs. They numbered 200 thoroughbreds
and in addition embraced few full
bloods, and the fine lot were consigned
10 McCausland 4 Exall, OF Fort Worth,
Texas. The value OF the flock was some
thing over S., 500. The Texans evidently
understand where to come to get fine
stock.
TaxRE was q collision out the pike
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