Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-22

whisperers say that it will take place at the
! new Mannerchor room tonight.
Mr.. W. T. CHAMBERS. OF Elm Grove was
waited on by L9bOring Mems Committee
a few DAYS ago and asked to stand for the
Legislature. Mr.. Chambers declined.
ARMSTRONG. CoES & Co.'S planning will has
a heavy order for boxes for the tack factory,
and they are running to their fullest capac'
ity.
A LARGE band Of gypsies passed through
the city yesterday, and expect TO be camped
on Woods run TOR the next week or ten
days.
THE Actives tcolored) played a picked
nine from South Wheeling, yesterday, on
the Island. Score, p to II favor OF the Ac-
tiyes.
J. N. BuLGER was appointed administra-
tor of the estate OF Garfield Briggs, deceased.
by Clerk Hook, yesterday. Bond 500
with Chas. Z. Bulger as security.
The Oscar Wilde club defeated the Police
GaZettes Yesterday 9 TO |. Last Saturday
the Police defeated the Wilde. The Police
yesterday made their score by an error of
one OF the Wildes.
A NUMBER from this city will go to Bel
laire next Saturday, to witness the blind
folded skiff race for the silver cup TO be
given by John McDermot. Each contestant
will be blindfolded.
The La Belle Lodge No. ,, A. o. L. w,
will have charge OF the funeral OF Mr.. +.
Jackson, the interment to take place at Mt.
lions cemetery. full turnout OF mem
bers of this lodge is expected.
FRANK GIVEN, who created such a sensa
ton down at Darlington by snatchlng
companions pocket book containing SIS,
and whom the authorities were after. has
been in the city for some time.
The work on the first story of the new
addition to Schmulbach K Co.'S brewery is
being rapidly pushed towards completion.
This building is expected to be completed
and in use by the first day OF October.
SEVERAL prominent citizens of the Eighth
Ward are complaining about the oil lamps
at the corner Of Thirty-first and Wood and
Thirty. second and Jacob streets not being
properly cleaned and lighted at night.
THE Concord Lodge No. pa ID. o. H.. cell
ebrated its tenth anniversary, yesterday, at
Memingers Grove, very select crowd be-
ing present who whiled away the hours
dancing to the music of the Opera House
orchestra.
The Clator fire ladders will be tested on
Main street this afternoon. The Committee
on Fire Department will be present and
report back to Council tonight as to
whether they are satisfied with the working
Of the apparatus.
THE surprise party given last evening in
the Second ward, by a number of young
ladies, was highly enjoyed by all present.
About thirty couple spent the evening
dancing 10 COckayne's music. They will
hold another shortly.
The following conveyance was admitted
10 record at Clerk Hooks office, Yesterday:
A deed made March :. 1882, by J. W. Bell,
OF Illinois, and others to Nancy Jane Bell
and others, in consideration of $1,000 for
all their interest in and TO certain tract OF
land situate on Little Wheeling Greek, and
containing about 24S acres.
The Knights OF st. George, benevolent
and military organization, composed of
Catholic young men of this city, elected the
following officers last night, to serve during
the ensuing year: President George c.
MathiSon. IT: Vice President, &. Blum;
Secretary. \. J. McGarrell; Treasurer, l..
Staab; Messenger, c. Gilligan.
SINCE the grading and repairing OF Market
street, above Seventh, and the setting OF the
Curbing on the east side OF the street, Mr..
Thomas Young, who resides near the corner
OF Fifth street, has laid the first pavement
that was ever put down on that side from
Seventh to Eighth. He will hold q jubilee
OlA ~ dLN nave gu
\ LIVERY buggy broke front wheel on
McCollOCh street, yesterday afternoon,
which threw the lady and gentleman out
on the street. The gentleman held on to
the lines and stopped the horse from run
ming away. Neither of the occupants were
hurt, but their clothing was a little the
worse for the rough treatment they had
been subject Ia.
Il q 1oa
Saturday has en- ably written article, seven
columns in length, by DR.. L. d. Wilson, of
this city, reporting a ''Cs>e Of Intestinal
OCClusiOn." We are always glad to see
proofs of professional Capability and indus.
try placed to the credit of our city. and
they are the most gratifying when re-
corded in such high class and influential
journals as the SS7CS to which is conceded
the very first rank in American medical
journalism.
YESTERDAY afternoon q runaway took
place on the pike between Fulton and
1eatherwood. 4 couple of ladies were
driving spirited horse in a buggy, when
lust this side of SteenrOd's bridge, the ami.
NAL became frightened and started down
the pike at q terrific speed. The lady who
had hold of the lines, finding she could not
check the horse. turned him into the stone
wall near the watering trough which stop
ped the animal, but upset the buggy
and threw both ladies, out neither OF
whom were at all hurt, except few slight
bruises on the hands and face. They left
the vehicle and horse on the pike and re-
turned to the city on the street cars.
S. IAsH's little daughter Kittie, who is
about four years old, had q very narrow es-
cape from being killed yesterday morning
about IL o'clock. She and several other
Young children were playing in the second
story front room of his residence on Market
street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
and in some manner she fell out of the
window, lighting on the right side OF her
head on the hard cobble stoneSi in the alley.
The child was insensible when picked up,
and everybody supposed she was dying, I'M
til DIR. Ulrich, who was Immediately called
in, pronounced her wounds as not being
necessarily fatal, though of a very serious
nature. The right side of her head was
very badly cut and bruised up, but the
doctor did not think the skull was crushed.
Another very sad feature of the case was,
that Mrs. Lash had been delivered of q
child Sunday night, and upon hearing the
children crying, etc, got out OF bed aud
rushed down stairs in her night Clothes
and with no covering on her feet The
doctor is very uneasy as 70 how her rash
ness may terminate.
Go OUT to Seibert's Garden. either day or
NIGHT IL Won want recreation and fresh sir.