Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-31
DOTS AND DAsaEs
Doings During Day Disted Up for III,
49, Dear Public AZ &

TRg Finance Committee OF the b md
OF Commiss. oners Will meet THE ven.
ing.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to
record yesterday in the Recorders Of
flee. .-
A BARGE loaded with hay got stuck in
the river q little distance above the
bridge yesterday. ..
The Sunday School at Point Mills will
give a pic nc at Gsston's orchard out
the Hempfield this afternoon.
THERE are two very ugly looking pud-
dies OF stagnant watrr at the corner oil
Eoff and Thirty-sixth streets.
WM. JOHNSTON, Of the Eighth ward,
had one of his fingers cut OF in the b.
& D. machine shops, Tuesday.
THERE will be special prayer and
thanksgiving services at the Disciples
Church this evening, 10 view Of the Pre-.
sident's condition.
TIE Committee on the Poor House
Farm meets this afternoon at two
O'Clock. TIE Court House and Jail
Committee meets TO morrow.
TIERS is a disgustly filthy place on
the northeast corner Of Twelfth ana
Chapline street, and the city authorities
should give it immediate attention.
THE office OF the Beard OF Commits
sioners aud the private office oil CLERK
OaarTier, in the Court House, have
be. elegantly carpeted and papered.
The final stakes in the UHanlan'
Knoke boat race were put up yesterday
August Miller being stakeholder. Louis
Felsing il the referee ant the race will
take place Saturday.
Henry RErSExE celebrated his TWEEN
ty-frst birthday, yesterday. de re-
ceived handsome present OF a valuable
gold watch aud last night entertained
number OF his friends.
A DEED conveying the undivided in.
terest OF W. j. w. Cowden in certain
parcel OF land in Elm Grove to A. II.
himmins, for IS, 600, was recorded yes
terday by Clerk Hook.
'SQuIRE FsLBER had Annie Burkhardt
before him last night charged with dis.
orderly conduct on oath OF Edward
Real. Miss Burkhardt had a similar
charge lodged against Real.
A LITTLE son of Mr.. John Welty, Of
Market square, was struck in the eye
with a stone thrown by colored boy
yesterday morning, and the eye was so
seriously injured as to cause the loss OF
sight.
FRANK GosHoRN, little ten year old
son of MIR. Samuel Goshorn, OF the
South Side, fractured his arm Sunday
while jumping from a pile OF tanbark.
DR.. Pipes rendered the necessary surgi-
cal aid yesterday. The injury is not a
serious one.
The Baptist Association opens to day
| at . O'Clock r NJ, instead OF 10 o'clock
A. NJ, as formerly announced. Rev.
J. + Faulkes, of Claysville, Pa, will
preach the sermon at 2o'clock. Services
in the evening at a o'clock. The public
is invited to all these meetings.
Mas PHOEBE BEAN gave a pleasant
party to a number of her friends at her
residence, corner Of Seventh and Mar
ket street, Monday night. Mrs. Beam
will 90 on lengthy visit to friends in
Illinois, and she took this pleasant way
of saving good-by to her friends.
AN old gentleman named Weisner
slipped and fell from the plank extend
ing from the barge to the shore, Monday
evening. when coming from the picnic
on the Island. He was badly stunned
and considerably cut about the head. 1t
will probably keep him in the house for
two or three days.
A STREET car horse got into a mulish
ft Yesterday afternoon near the corner
of Main and Twenty-second streets, and
in spite OF sundry and divers persua-
sions would not bulge an inch for
awhile. In the proceedings the horse
managed to get a man under his feet,
but fortunately without serious harm.
YESTERDAY Amanda Peck of the South
Side, detected John Hamdon in the act
of stealing waterproof dress from her
residence. She gave the alarm and the
thief ran away, but after considerable
lodging around among board piles and
saloons he was captured by Mr.. Stolley,
the groceryman at the lower end OF the
Sixth ward market. He was taken be-
fore Squire Murrin and committed till
to-day at 2 O'Clock.
On Monday last, about ii o'clock, a
fire broke out in the house occupied by
a colored family named Hayman, on
Eleventh street, above Chapline, and
set fire to the ROOM For time it look
ed as though the flames would be un-
comfortable, but by the use OF blankets
and quilts the fire was partially smoth-
cred, and what continued to burn was
thrown out OF the window into the
street. No one injured and the damage
was slight.
A WAGON belonging to F. W. Baker, of
North Wheeling, was wrecked yester-
day afternoon by being run over the
bank near Market and Seventh. Mr..
Baker was driving down the hill at the
point named when some part OF the
gears gave way. The result was that the
wagon was badly broken, and Mr.. Baker
was considerably summed and had a Sc
we're cut on the leg. Another man who
was IN the wagon at the time escaped
with some bruises.
TIE 50 D. V. /. will hold reunion at
the walnut Street House." Cincinnati,
o, on September l4th, 18th and 10th.
Arrangements will be made to entertain
all the comrades who may attend; and
all OF them are urgently requested to be
present to "rally round the flag" and
enjoy for this brief season, the hospital,
of the Queen City. All who expect to
attend should notify Mr.. Frank B.
James, Lock Box 525, Cincinnati, Our
fsllow::townsman, Mr.. 5. L. Brice, Twas a