Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-02

completion, all the brick work being done
and the timers are at work on the root
On Friday evening l. w. lngiebright
and Prof. J. W. Scho6eld managed . very
enjoyable free exclusion especially for
the benefit of small children
and their psr,nts. The boat
run down rs far as South Wheeling and
back up to Slacktown. the pleasure of the
trip being materially augmented BY the ex
ceilent music discoursed BY the band.
Messrs. Scbofeld and Inglebright deserve
great credit for their successful effort TO
please our people
At the NJ. Z. Church this morning the
pastor, Rev. E. D. Holtz, will preach ser.
mon relating to the death and past lite Of
General Grant In the evening he will
choose for his subject Progress"
The G. A. R. viii hold services in mem
ory Of the dead hero on his burial day.
The masons commenced the brick work
on DR.. B. o. Williams new residence on
Fourth street yesterday.
James Burns, stone mls,n, aged thirty
two years, who resided in Clsrks addition,
died Of heart disease laae Fri&Ay night. Ths
remains Win b inierred 1s>ke NJ CAlyasy
cemetery to-day. :
,ssisg wsltssst - PssQh4isie. 3
returned ffom q three weeks vac4ti61 up
Friday night. Rev. Thomas Clark, foemsr.
" Of this place, but nov of New York, will
occupy the pulpit Of his church tomorrow
morning.
Miss Nellie Sedgsick, of st. Clairsville
is visiting Miss Alma Che'sell'
William Moore met with . painful, and
what might have been very serious acci.
dent while at work on the new Commercial
Block yesterday. he was standing on q
scafFold on the second story when one OF The
mssons who was working on the top Of the
third story dropped brick which passed
very close 10 Mr. Moore's head and struck
his foot. The brick fell distance OF about
thirty feet and as one would naturally sup
pose, struck him rather forcibly.
The primaries held here yesterday re
suited in the selection OF the following dele
gates TO the Democratic County Conren-
lion. to be heldin ST. Clairsville, August ! /:
First Ward-Delegates William Pince,
Peter O'Connell. Alteruates Timothy
Mullen, Thomas Irwin. Central Commit
teeman-Jsmes Miskle.
Second Ward-Delegstes: ". L. Trip,
Alfred Graham. Alternates: Albert Gr.-
ham, James Bayless Central Commit ee-
msn-John Selby.
Third Ward-Delegate: John Hukill.
Alternate: Richard . Beirne. Central
Commit mAn-RlchAr o Beirne.
Township-Delegates: Thomas Cochran,
Albert Coss, John Smith
Yesterday the Hope base ball club, re
iuforced By q change pitcher and Gather
from the Globes Of BellAire, went up to
S,eubenvilIe to play one OF their crack
mines. Martin Ferryans had been looking
an1iously forward fo- some time to this
event, and were ell worked up in the hope
that the home nine would at least give them
a good tussel. At the end Of the fourth in
Ripg word was received TO the effect thst
the score stood TO in The Hopes favor,
and the news was quickly spread over town.
At about seven o'clock your reporter called
BY telephone TO Stra5ensIl.e, aud learned
that the score stood % 10 6,~ilh our boyson
top. This report seemed 10 good TO be true,
and many doubted it, not The reporters We
racity, but his informant. When the 3 0 clock
train came down, bringing with it t"o Of
The players the message was verified oy the
score card. which is ANNEXED: