Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-08

DR. j. i. anu Wlle yeStctuay
transferred a farm in Ohio county. to
Caroline Adams, wife OF A. J. Adams Tor
5000.
Ir is expected that the new reel Tor
the Yigilant fire company will be com:
pleted and ready for use by the end oil
this week.
The cabinet makers OF ArbeDz, Bert
sehy Il Co.'S furniture factory have re-
eeived an advance Of 10 per cent. in
their wages.
The house OF Jeanette Pierce, al
Eighteenth and Chapllne street, was
raided last night. The inmates put up
for a hearing.
Louis KUHN yesterday pleaded guilty
before Squire Felber to a charge OF
a~ssaulting Thomas Massey and paid a
fac Of s. and costs.
A CHILD whose name we did not heal
fell from a second story window one
Nineteenth street, last night, and Was
very seriously hurt.
WATER is so scarce out the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad that it has to be
shipped from this city to certain stations
10 supply the engines.
NORTHUMBERLAND SoLEs was yesterday
made the recipient of a handsome
canary bird and cage. 1t came from the
Messrs. Welty x Bro.
DURING ali his long term OF service,
old lobe, one OF the horses at the Nlgl-
liant, has never been known to lay bis
yraary hNnoo lOwn for roof
The sacred soil of the First ward i:
soon 10 be invaded by another disciple
of Esculapius. DIR. Garrison, OF Burton
will shortly open an office there.
TIE boys at the Vigilant are busy,
under the supervision of Nat. Kuhn, N
making a number OF picture frames Tor
the purpose of decorating the house.
Mr.. ROBERT THOMPSON, who was Sc
badly burned on the foot at the stove
works some weeks since, is improving
and will resume work on next Monday
ALBsRT PRICE was arrested yesterday
b Officer Williams upon a charge Of
Sealing rope from the Grant House.
L.gis WoOdmansee is the complainant
Two auxiliary mail routes have been
established one in the Eighth ward, car
riei by Ell. X.mmer, aud the other on
the Island, which is served by John
Irvine.
WV. BR,sT, who works at the Airing.
ton Stove Works, had his right hand
badly burnt on Tuesday evening last,
while trying to lift a kettle off the
stove.
HARRY CAMDEN, Esq , was yesterday
admitted to practice law in Circuit Court
No. 2, on motion OF w. P. Hubbard.
Mr.. Camden is q promising young at.
torney.
NUMEROUS are the complaints of the
neighbors living above Seventeenth
street, on account OF the garbage carts
of Mr.. Baker. Will the Health Officer
see about IL?
Cart. Asa BooTH, OF this city, and
John Hotter, Of Bellaire, returned yes
terday IRON a hunting and fishing trip
TO the Muskingum river. Capt. Booth
had about a car load OF squirrels.
Sofas PHILIPS SAYS in relation to his
case that the School Fund now owes
him more money twice over than it can
pay bin, and also that he has not re-
tanned a copper beyond what belongs to
him.
The corner stone Of the new house at
the Water Works was laid with appro-
pirate ceremonies by Architect Hamil-
ton and superintendent Riddle on Tues.
day. A box containing a collection OF
newspapers was placed in the stone.
A HORSE belonging to Martin FIana-
gan, who resides near the First ward
school, fell through the floor of its sta
BILE yesterday, and sustained serions in
iuries. So badly Was it hurt, indeed,
that it had to be dispatched with an
axe.
tbs heat OF Yesterday again caused
the mill men to knock OFF. The Upper
Riverside did not turn a wheel on the
after turn, and but two heats were made
at the Belmont. 1t is entirely two warm
for men to stand up before the boiling
cauldrons.
The firemen at the various engine
houses were troubled very much yes,
terday by the promiscuous ringing OF
the gongs, caused by the telephone
wires, which are being transferred to
new poles, coming in contact with The
tire alarm wires.
JIM BULGER has gone into active train
ing Tor his working boat a C with Mike
F Ian, OF P~ittsburg, next Saturday. He
has n boat, he says, that is q 100 yards
fIster in q thousand miles than any
o her boat On the continent. Bulger
trains twice a Gay, Sporty" Moran hav.
ipg him in charge.
Gov. JACKSON Yesterday issued a con-
ditional pardon to Benjamin and John
Parish, who were sem to the Peniten-
tiary last March from Brooke county
upon q conviction for riot. The SEN
tence vas for year and the condition
was that the beneticiaries must hereafter
abstain from the use o fliquor.
The monster picnic OF Ceur De Lion
Division, h. Of p, which is to come of
on the New Fair Grounds next Satur.
day, promises to be one OF the most en-
joyable OF the season. Nothing is being
lief undone that will tend to the com.
fort OF those who may attend. Horse
faces are among the attractions.
TBIs morning at even O'Clock an ex-
cursion train will leave on the Hemp
field road for Washington, Pa for the
accommodation OF those who desire to
witness the ceremonies OF to-day. Vaas'
band will parade the principal streets
before the departure. An immense as
semblsge OF people from this city have
signitied their intention Of going.
"PooDLE" PRIEand Tommy O'Brien
were indicted by the Grand Jury YES
terdsy for completely in the McCourtnev-
Paxton fire, and were arrested by Officers
Morris and Williams late in the evening
at the Barracks. Officer Morris deserves
much credit for his prompt action in the
matter OF ferretting out and arresting
the perpetrators OF the crime committed
some weeks ago.
On Friday last q gardener came in
town from the country, with 8 car. loaf
of produce, and at eleven and q half
Was on the South Side. Several were
buying. One OF the women put her
arm on the top Of the wagon bed, where
q strip of iron is. She gave q scream,
and wanted to know why he did not
tell her be had been to the blacksmith
shop with his wagon. He told her he
had not, it was all the heat of the sun,