Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-23
DOTS AND pAsHDs.
Doings During Day, Disbed Up for the
Dear Public.

DoinGs During Day Dianed Up tor tno
Dear Public
No RAIN as yet.
ONLY twenty inches 10 the river.
LET us have house OF correction.
BEeULAR semi monthly meeting u
Council tonight.
Two deeds. OF trust were admitted 10
record, yesterday.
Tax boilers oflhe LsBelle mill went
on Yesterday morning, on single turn.
Tux last will and testament OF Henry
Ninkemver was admitted to probate by
Clerk Hook, yesterday, and ordered to
record.
I'm GILLESPIE, the Atlantic fireman
injured SUNDAY night by the falling
walls, WAS able TO limp about yesterday.
THE notorious Carrie Coleman was
assaulted last night, on the street by
some person, name unknown.
WHILE Joe Schaffer and Joe Sauer
were wrestling in East Wheeling yester-
day, Schaffer Nas thrown and had his
b lad severely cut.
Nh. EUGENE WILSON OF the Eighth
ward and Miss Louisa Bero OF the Sixth
ward, were married at Washington, Pa,
last Saturday.
The ruins were the center OF attrac-
ton Yesterday. Schultz's safe was taken
ont and the backs and edges oil the
books found burned.
some time ago Council ordered the
Str, ct Commissioner to place a double
stone crossing across Market street at
Alley 9. People are becoming anxious
for it.
ENGINEER SICKLEs starts over the line
OF the Wheeling, Parkersburg and
Charleston railroad tomorrow 10 oo-
serve and report upon it.-kana'chd Ga
zstte.
Ed. NORTON, ESQ of the NeS Nc
Lure House, won the praise and esteem
of the firemen Sunday evening by send
ing out bountiful supply OF hot coffee.
EVERY one was in favor OF the city
purchasing the patent safety relief
valve nozsles yesterday. They save q
large amount OF damage being done by
water.
The Vigilant engine yesterday alter
noon was ordered down street to pump
out the cellars from Alley 9 to the de-
stroyed Schulz building, which were full
of water.
Mrs. MARY A. FRANZHEIM was yes
terday appointed administrative OF the
estate of G. Will Franzheim, deceased,
giving a bond OF SO, 900, with q. W. and
Louis Franzheim as sureties.
YESTERDAY evening Michael Muffspy,
of the Second ward, was tried before
Justice Richardson on complaint oil US
uce Felber for breach OF the peace. The
Judgment wac 81 and costs.
THE Examining Committee, consist
ing of Drs. Jepson and Hildreth' with
John NJ. Birch superintendent, will
| hold an examination to-day in the rooms
of the Board OF Education commencing
| al 9o'clOck A. NJ.
THE only conveyance of real estate aG-
m tied TO record, yesterday, was deed
II ade August %, 1881, by William Ell
hngham to Nancy Maggie, in considera-
ton of 81 800, Of lot No. l79, situated on
the south side OF Sixteenth street.
CHAPLISE street, between Twenty.
fifth and Twenty-seventh, has had an
extra LAYER OF stone and this has just
been covered with gravel and SAND, con.
sequently the usual two-inch layer oil
dust is wanting.
Mr. JAMES NAGLE, a well.known car
penter, fell from a scatfold on McCul-
ioch street yesterday and was seriously
injured. Three ribs We're broken and
his shoulder considerably caved in.
A BREACH OF the peace case was up
before Justice Bulger last evening, and
not being finished will be continued
this evening at o'clock The parties
are Caroline BUSHNELL and Mary Sauer,
OF the Fourth ward, the latter being the
complainant.
LETTERS remaining in the Po3toftiCe
August 23rd: Buck j. A, BocSen w.
NJ, Case w. F. Fritsche Rev. Chas. q ,
Hines Miss Maggie, Jackson Hon. b
f., Miller AudarpI. McClintoCk James,
Oppenhe inner A. Shaffer Rev. Jerry,
Waymans Rev. ". H., Wawchope, Mrs.
Elenor.
OFFICER JUNKINs yesterday afternoon
arrested. on EOff street, little colored
moke in a state OF beastly intoxication.
He was locked up, to await this morn-
ing's trial. The person that sold him
whisky should be severely dealt with.
The foundation for the sugar refinery
will have an extra force OF masons at
work on it this week and will be finished
in short time. A tunnel under Water
street, to the river is being dug, and
this will be connected with the works
In yesterdays Police Court, Annie
Wilson and Kittie Pinkerhoff were up
for fighting in Mrs. Bschmans bagnio
on Twentieth street on Sunday. They
were arrested by Officer Brady, and
Annie was fined S. and costs, while
Kittie was dismissed, it being proved
that she merely defended herself.
Bosom" was bad, but the following
from the Steubenville Herald is worse:
The young man of the Wheeling Intel.
EgercSr, in speaking of the fire there yes
terday, called il Bosom OF Flame
Bosom is so strong, that We imagine it