Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01

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The streets were thrOnged with pedes-
TRANS last evening.
The old Water Board held its last meet
ing yesterday evening.
A coUPLR Of bad fight took place on the
South Side last night.
sNAuGATIoS win be resumed on the river
this week, If the weather continues mild.
Tue Board of County Commissioners
meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Tux Turner'S viii give q grand masquer-
ade ball at Turner Hall tomorrow night.
Two horses attached to a country sled,
Yesterday left their standing place and ran
of.
A YOUNG lady fell at the Island rink, yes
terday morning, and seriously injured her
arm.
A 4 about Is years of age had his leg
broken by = cart while cossting in the
street yesterday
THERE viii be q temperance meeting at
Parker Hall at $3.50 p. N. Hon. DAVID
Powell will lecture.
BUSINESS is suspended in Gsllipolis, O.
over q religious revival One thousand
conversions are reported.
TngRE was a lively cooking main at
Fulton last night, between Wheeling birds
and gamesters from down the river.
Tbs new Water Board met at 8 o'clock
last evening, but adjourned to meet Monday
evening. without trausacting any business.
G. w. BmGoOD, the groceryman who was
hurt on the G. & Z. railroad at Bridgeport
last Friday week; was able to be up yestsr-
day.
THERE will be preaching at L. ID. s.
Church, below Fourty Eighth street, this
evening at 2 O'Clock by Rev. CT. Gfif-
ftb&.
FORKS who throw salt on the sidewalks to
loosen up the ice should not allow the result
ing slush TO remain for hours, and even days,
before removal.
A LITTLE girl while going from the Cap.
ilol rink yesterday, was stopped by a colored
boy, who snatched her skates and fed
down Market street.
TUE n thousand grocers who read the
Sunday RECISTER should read Jos. SDeidel
& Co.'S advertisements. The good house
wife should also read it.
JUDGE B. +. FLEMING, who has been in
the city for two DAYS past, lost a gold watch
and a pocket book containing fifteen dollars
in the city Friday night.
IT was Mr.. Charles Helmbrights daugh
ter whose arm was broken Friday. instead
of Charles Seabright. The little girl was
resting very easily Yesterday.
BILLY MAYERs' brass band IS engaged
for the season at the Capitol Rink. This
band renders capital music and will soon be
a popular Wheeling institution.
One day last week q party named VIM.
Riddle, living in North Wheeling, was ar,
rested for stealing apples. He was not q
relative Of Superintendent Riddle.
A SPECIAL dispatch from this city, in yes
terday's Pittsburg Dispatch, announces the
discovery of lead in Scarborough county,
W. Va" Scarborough county is good.
YESTERDAY John Mooney, who is charged
with felony and was released from Jail on
$500 bond by Squire Phillips, appeared
before Judge Boyd aud had his bail bond
reduced TO $500.
CLSaS GALLIGAx, of the Board of Public
Works, has a polished street paving BLOCK
on bis desk, aud the same has been mis-
taken for granite, from Marshall county, by
a number of people.
JANIS Burns, the popular Fourth ward
policeman, was Yesterday s~fternoont pre-
scented with a gigantic locust in Clerk
Bowers Office at the City Building. Ed.
DunaWay made the presentation speech.
IT now behooves the citizens of Elm
Grove to stir themselves and get the right
of way for the Elm Grove Motor Line COM
pleted this week, so that the work OF con-
struction can be commenced Immediately.
The gas works, under the efficient IA
agement Of Superintendent Dillon, is in the
best of order. Mr.. Dillon is the right man
in the right place" and the citizens appre-
ciate his efforts to secure plenty Of gas Of
good quality.
The residents Of the Eighth ward are very
iubilant over the rumor that q skating rink
Of the foil wing dimension is TO be built i'm
mediately: 100 feet wide by 200 long, on
the Lubold property, corner Of Fourty-6rst
and Jacob streets.
THERE was q small-sized indignation
meeting in the rotunda OF the Mcclure last
night. The boys were badly out of humor
over 8 certain matter occurring down street,
and expressed themselves in words more
forcible than polite.
Ex-CHIEY of Police Bennett called his old
force together at Bakers restaurant and had
spread before them q most appetizing repast
as 8 small token Of his good feeling toward
them and his appreciation Of their fidelity
during the.lsSt few years. As is usual OF
such occasions, ye repor.er was remembered,
for which thanks are returned.
LAST. evening James Reilly's Comedy
Company closed q very successful weeks
engagement at Charley Shays Academyof
Music. The attraction at this popular re-
sort for the ensuing week is Beane K Gil
DAYS Chic Corterie Combination. II is
needless to saw this is a fine troupe, all
lovers Of good shows know that such is the
case.
"RANCHE To- moved into their new and
eommodioUs quarters, No. 100 Market
street, rear of G. n. Tsylor's oyster depot,
yesterday afternoon, and met last night and
held their first annual election Of officers,
with the following result: President C. n.
Fisher; Yice-P President, C. n. Taylor; Cor
responding Secretary, W. II. Harrison; Fl
nancial Secretary, S. K. Stephens; Treas
urer, II. B. Taylor; Captsin Of the Guard,
Louis r. ID. Hunter; Lieutenant Of the
Guard, Thomas Morris. At the conclusion
Of the election the President and Yice-Pres-
ident conducted the brother officers and
members to the b~anqueting room, where a
rich collation. was spread and heartily rel
ished. Rancho 10" is in a very flourish.
ing and prosperous condition, and its mem
bers are the joliest boys in the Nail City.
The Ranchers hold their meetings on the
first night of the first quarter and the last