Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-10
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TIE Moupdsyills camp meeting COM
mences to day.
tbs excursion on the I. '. road 70
Cleveland to-day, will be monster one
THE workhouse prisoners put In 10.
days on the streets for the city, ias'
month.
THE Silver Leaf Social has reorgan-
lied and will give its first ball aoout
September 10Th.
A PLEASANT surprise party was held at
McLain's Hall last night, which was
largely attended.
A WAGON loaded with lumber broke
down on the corner of Twelfth and Mar
ket streets yesterday.
Isaac STEWART, mailer OF the LaBelle
mill, had his left fore finger ground Oh
yesterday on the stone.
Col. FRANK WALTERS entertained a
party of mis- friends very agreeably 81
the Two Mile House out the pike.
Two blind boys, K. l.. Duvall and W.
III, Mooney, will give concert at
Bryant's Hall on the evening OF the
18th.
TIE police had lively time yesterday
afternoon disposing OF some worthless
ours at the Barracks" in the SIKH
ward.
SQUIRE PHILLIPS yesterday fined J.
w. Howell s. and costs for selling near
the camp grounds at Gaston's. Inc
fire was paid.
TIE last will and testament OF Martin
Ditmar was admitted to record yester'
day, and his widow qualified as execu-
trix, giving bond OF $500.
The Committee on Water Works met
at the city building yesterday afternoon
and authorized the advertisements Tor
bids for the erection Of a new boiler
house at the water works
COUNCILMAN CLARE, of the Sixth ward,
stated at the Council meeting last night
that the proposed Seventh ward engine
house would have pair OF cream col,
ored horses" when completed. Toney
Council, or the Second Branch, last
evening decided to adopt the PROPOSE
ton of L. J. Stone to grant the city pro-
perty through which to open street 10
the Fair Grounds. 1t was rejected once.
YESTERDAY morning James Carroll, an
employe at Lancaster's keg factory, had
a finger cut off while engaged about the
machine for cutting slaves. he was
taken to DR.. ]. G. Hupp's office for medi-
cal treatment.
YESTERDAY afternoon John Leottier
son of Chas. Leoffler burned his left
foot severely on a cinder bank, when
was on fire near Reymann's brewery
The burn was so serious that the boy
had TO be hauled home.
COUNCILMAN SHoCKEY offered a reso'
luton in Council last evening that was
not reached, but was to this effect, that
| the Street Commissioner be and is hereby
| instructed to discharge all the bosses
with the exception OF one.
GEORGE HENNEMAN was fined S. and
costs yesterday, by Squire Philips, Tor
committing a trespass. The trespass
consisted in appropriating hve silver
spoons from the steamer Diurnal.
George was in an inebriated condition
at the time.
The Council at last nights meeting
ordered the City Surveyor and Superin-
tendent of the Water Works to prepare
two diagrams showing the location and
size of all the water pipes in the city.
One diagram is to be left at the Water
Works and the other at the city build
ing.
TIE only conveyance OF real estate ad-
mitted TO record by Clerk Hook yester-
dav, was the deed from Ferdinand Fey
to the city OF Wheeling, granting to il
part of his lot near the water works.
| The description of the property, to-
| gether with the terms thecity purchased
| the same, have been published.
TIE noted and notorious Albert Price
a resident of Porkers' Barracks and
familiar acquaintance OF Wheeling JUS
tices, was arrested last evening on
charge OF feloniously extracting the sun
of Sl7 from the pocket Of Jabez Gosney
Albert was taken before Squire Phillips
and in default of 1000 bond was com
mitted.
THE Committee on City prison made
a report last night that was not reached
that the bills OF the superintendent
amounting to Sl30.23 be paid also bills
amounting to S52.2 and the report wa'
adopted. Supt. Malonev reported pris
oners on hand July LIST. 10, received
during the month Is, making total o.
80. Discharged 6, released by Mayor
4, escaped from Street Commissioner !
released by City Sergeant 4; total 10
In prison August 1st. 10. Current eX
nenses $50 02. average cost per day 2Qc
On Monday Louie Asmus, of the
Eighth ward, hired horse to some cir
Gus agents, with which to go over into
Ohio few miles Tor the purpose Of
posting bills. While driving along some
point on the T. V. road, train passed
and the horse becoming unmanageable,
Jumped over fence and ran rail into
its stomach to such a depth that the
rail was sawed ofand the horse brought
to the city before the end could be ex.
tracted. The wound was sewed up and
the horse will, perhaps, recover. Ii was