Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-09
BITS on NEWS,

Picked Up Here and There By Register
Reporters.
THREE deeds of trust we're admitted to
record yesterday.
MISS FLORA WILLIAMS will sing at the
St. Matthews church this morning.
The Lilies of the Valley played q game
with Moundsyille club, yesterday
LooS cigar shop base ball club defeated
tie printers yesterday afternoon by score
of l6 toe.
MAYER's brass band goss to Cleveland
with the Couer de Lion Division X. of p.
on August 25.
The HOllyhocks defeated the East End
boys on the Lsbelle Commons, yesterday
afternoon, by q score of Is to IL.
ALBERT FRASzHEN has presented the
Young Mems Democratic club with q magi
niheent gayel for use at the meeting,
JUDGE BOYD has granted writ of hsbeas
corpus for the body of James T. Gillespie
returnable on August l l, at 10 an.
Much local news of q general character
is Numerically crowded out this morning By
the unusual pressure upon our columns.
COMPLAINTS have been made By residents
OF the crowd of hoodlums who nightly infsst
the corner Of Twenty-.hird and Chapline
street.
81. LIKES CHURCH, Rev. ]. Gibson
CAN'T, B. D., Reetor-Diyine services at
1880 q. m. and 1880 p, N. Sunday
school st 9 8. m. Seats free.
Ar midnight Lieutenant job nson and q
e IL u L.. Il r
kept by Dutch Lena" No one was found
but the madame, who was locked up.
A BOY fourteen years of sge was picked
up ct the corner Of Fourteenth street in q
shocking state OF drunkeress. He was car
RED to his home in East Wheeling oy friends
MAYOR GEUBB yesterday presented The
men at the United engine house with q
handsome clock for the sleeping apartments
which are much improved BY the addition
"THE Tunnel Orpbsn,' ard Briekyard
Winters" plsyel game Of ball yesterday
on the Tunnel greer which resulted in
victory for the former, by score of . 10 )
The "Orphsns" win play any o. our loca'
clubs for any amount
The picnic sblch was given in Gas:on's
Orchard, at Point Mile, last Wednesday, by
the young society folks OF Triadelphis, was
a decided success. Dancing, etc, wss the
chief enjoyment, and everybody seemed to
enjoy themselves. he young ladies who
got the affair up are to be congratulated on
their success.
RARBI NJ. SEssLER held grand memorial
services at the Jewish Synagogue on Friday
evening. His subject was, "A good name
is better than precious oil He spoke very
feelipgly concerning the virtues of the
dead General. Services were continued
Saturday morning BY prayers IN Hebrew
and English.
TIE grand picnic given by the \. A. OF
]. & S. W to morrow at Seiberts Garden
will BEL stupendous affair. Mayors brass
and string band will furnish the music. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
Those attending are desired to purchase
tickets from those who have them for sale
and thus swell the receipts
AFTER nine o'clock yesterday morning a
nan could have taken dollar and bought
"a much stuff in the Second ward market
as be could have carried home. Potatoes
were selling at 10 cents per peck, tomatoes
at 10 cents ditto, cabbage 2 heads for )
cents, corn 3 cents per dozen, and other
vegetables in the same proportion.
Ar eleven o'clock last night as William
Finn, a feeder employed at the Belmont
factory, was passing the corner of Twenty
seventh ard Market streets, John Thomp-
SOD, q mailer yelled blscksheep at HIN.
Finn resented the insult by blow in the
face. Both men we're getting in good work
when an officer hove in sight and collard
them both on disorderly charges