Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-06
THE PASSING snow.
Registered Results Remarked In Repor-
torial Rambl

days.
TIE new moon, combined with the
pleasant evenings, IS q glorious thing
for Young folks.
The rank sewer gas odor so prevalent
about the city at night, was strong at
the City Building last night.
CRoQUEr is being extensively revived,
and bids fair 20 be one Of the popular
RACES again in fashionable society.
The big T. V. excursion is due to day
in our city. Our business men should
extend all the courtesies in their power.
ST. JOINS German church OF Market
street, will picnic on the Island on the
18th. The new fair grounds will be
used.
The State Fair Association has st last
secured license and beer will be sold
on the Garden Spot. Look out Tor a
howl.
TBE Top Mill is working full force ex-
cent i'm the blast furnace which is being
refined aud will begin again about the
first OF Oct, Der.
TuE ancient Allen OF Bellaire displays
a little of his old time gall in his paper
of this weeks issue, in his reference TO
tie suit against this paper.
COMMODORE STEWART had about thir.
ty-fiye Young people out in his boat last
evening, and a delightful MOONLIGHT ride
was had. Singing was largely indulg-
ed in.
A TRAIN load OF emigrants from Bre-
men via the steamer Hohenzohlen VIII
pass through Benwood Cd the B. < D.
road from Baltimore this morning.
Some are booked for this point.
ALLEY B, between Fourteenth and
Sixteenth streets needs attention sadly.
A black, Shiny, stagnant mass OF water
is standing in the center OF the place
and emits u horrible and unhealthy
smell.
The Teachers Institute being con.
duc.ed at Cameron by Prof. I. 3. Nc
Cain, of this city, is proving splendid
success. Prof. Mccain has 90 teachers
enrolled and all are we'll pleased with
him.
Mas. MARGARET SCHRADER Was yester-
day fined 81 and costs and required to
give 500 bond to be OF good behavior
Tor six months. 1t seems that she ha'
been using abusive language against
Pauline Faux.
Corn in which holes have been punch
ed are now worth much less than per
feet ones. The government fixes the
following values: Dollars, 60 cents;
half dollars, s. cents; quarters, l5cents
and dimes, 5 cents.
JCsr before Council adjourned last
night, Mr. Smith endeavored to call ny
the loan ordinance, as the 30 inch main
had been ordered and the money must
be forthcoming. That will doubtless
raise the next rumpus.
FRANK VI. MILLIGAN, OF Claysville, in
a card published in the Sentinel, wants
every one to distinctly understand that
he was not in any manner connected
with the writing OF the "prize fight
tory published in this paper. He has
been repeatedly accused Of writing The
same.
KLRIvEs, KRAFT Il Co., the firm that
secured the contract for the erection oil
tine mammoth building OF the Wheeling
Grape Sugar and Refining Company
were at work yesterday stalking out the
same on the old Washington mill lots
lately purchased by the concern from
parties in the Eighth ward.
As soon as the fine stock stables on
the Fair Grounds are completed, the
present trotting stock on the old grounds
will be transferred and put on the rev
track. The grading OF the track is new
completed, and the builders are now
narrowing and rolling. 1t will be ready
for use by Tuesday next.
YESTERDAY was the hottest day that
has been experienced in this city since
the late gahennaness. The mercury al
Schnepi's, from II A. NJ. to 6P. M.wallzed
in the nineties, for three hours being al
90. In other parts OF the city the Their
mometer even went higher. Heated
expressions were heard everywhere and
the miNologists were kept busy decoct
ing cool drinks.
YESTERDAY morning residents in the
vicinity OF Twenty-fourth and Market
streets were awakened by series o.
screams, evidently those OF woman
The story ahOat in that vicinity yester
day was that young and pretty wlit
supposing that her husband would bt
away that night went out, driving with
another man and when she returned
| found her husband waiting and he whip
ped her soundly. The tongues OF the
gossips wagged lively and they were
happy.
A COMMITTEE from the Turner Society
returned Yesterday from Cleveland
where il has been pertecting complete
arrangements for grand excursion e
be given by the Society OF this city Over
the 7. V. road the early part of Septem
Der. The rate will be the same as that
OF next Wednesdays excursion, 81 -
butthe tickets will be good for five days
| Excursions on the lakes, and genera
good time while in Cleveland will be
embraced on the programme and larg'
crowd will doubtless take advantage
of it.
STATE School Superintendent Butcher
is busy preparing the apportionment o
the General or Distributsble Schoo
Fund. This list was published in the
q SllOIL IL
been estimated after the salaries OF the
county superintendent had been taker
out. The list now being prepared show:
the total amounts apportioned, the
| counties to paw out OF that the superin
tendent's salary. The amount appor
toned is SlS3.7SS IS. out OF which the
superintendents' salaries, amounting &c
! 81. 5ST 30, is taken. The remainder is
what was published, showing the conn
| " superintendent, the difference be
! tween the estimated and exact amounts
being very small. The money will be
sent out to-day.
| YESTERDAY afternoon il was the inten'
ton of the Board OF Commissioners to
90 out to the Poor House in response to
/ an invitation OF Commissioner Schultze,
who has charge OF that department, and
view the points he wanted the Board "a
improve. Messrs. Speidel, Stein,
Schultze, Terrill and Atkinson only re.
sponded. At present the Intirmary gets
water from spring that in simmer gets
milky and smells bad, thus obliging the
inmates to haul water from the creek.
| On the high hill back OF the house are
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