Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31
BIS OF NEWS,
Picked Up Here and There by Register
Reporters.

1O'DAh IS lElnIly OuuIay.
The subject of Rev G. n. Shots sermon
tonight, is Profanity"
B~ACCALAURATE sermon at the Fourth
Street Church, this evening.
COMMISSIONER BINGELL returned Friday
from a business trip TO Charleston.
AvC1IoXEER HALLER yesterday sold III
Black property. on ~TSenty.seeond street,
to {, Hess, for 81. 500.
The WyAudotte Fishing Club left yestar
day for Beach Bottom, where thu members
will tempt the fnny tribe for about three
months.
Two men INDUCED in q fight over a trivial
matter yesterday on South street, which will
be aired before Judge Jefers tomorrow
morning.
THERE was an exciting runaway near the
Fifth ward Market house, about l o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, in which two boys were
slightly injured.
The Chapliue Street Polo club went down
to Bellaire last night and played a match
game with the Elysian, the latter winning
the first W. innings.
Hon. G. W. ATKINSON will deliver the sd.
dress before the Alumni Association of the
Wheeling Female College, Monday evening
at s o'clock, at the College.
The B~accalsureate services Of the Wheel
ing Female College will take place this
evening at the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church.
Rev. DR.. Harris viii preach the sermon.
A VALUABLE COW belonging to a man
named Dillon was struck by a train this
| side Of the tunnel Yesterday morning AMI
was injured so badly that it had to be sho..
PEOPLE in that neighborhood complain
| that garbage is dumped on the river bank
between Thirty. ninth and Fortieth streets.
aud sends up a smell decidedly unpleasant,
The Browns" of Bellaire, and the Reg
ulars,' of this city, played a match game Of
base ball in the South End, yesterday which
resulted in favor of the Browns, by a scoce
of 20 TO 10.
A MATCH game Of bsse ball took place
Yesterday between the Clsysyille and West
Alexander clubs, at the latter town. The
game resulted in favor OF the C!sysyille
club By a score Of IA to Il.
YESTERDAY vas quite large day in police
c~irc.ts, fourteen arrests being made up to 2
O'Clock this morning, among which were
DRINKS. disorderlies, Migrants, and two for
prostitution on the river bank.
PErER KsNp snd Stoker Stephens In
dnlged in a little isticuff in the alley back
OF The Stamm House yesterday afternoon
nd were doirg each other up IN good style
hen officers hove on the scene and took
them in.
CHARLEY HELNBRiGHT is to open q com
b~inatiou pool rom on Twelfth street, be
tween Main and Market streets, during the
coming week. Pools will be sold on al
base ball events and races of all kinds dur
ing the summer.
OFFICER DUFFY deserves the credit fol
srresting Ford, the supposed burglar, anC
securing the tools, and Judge Jacob STATED
that the officer was right in arresliug hiu
and it is regretted that the law is such ths
he could not be held.
Two bruisers celebrated Decoration Oay
By decorating themselves at the intersection
Of alleys B and 9, in the highest style OF art
The police caught one OF them, and Their
we're more red, black and blue bouquets OF
his phiz than could be gathered from a good
sized flower garden.
The North End Literary and Athletic As
ISOLATION held adeligbtful picnic at Seibertj
Garden, Yesterday and last night. A larg,
crowd was present and INDUCED in tn,
amusements furnished at the Garden unit
a late hour last night. Mayors ochestr'
made the music to which the happy part!
danced.
A COMMITTEES of four from the Rober
Blum MaenEerchor Society, Of Alleghen,
City, is in the city, for the purpose of max
ing arrangements to transport two Thousand
P~ittsburgers to this city during the coming
SaengerFest. The gentlemen have char
tered two trains on the Pwiky, and on tn
c. & P, and have made all necessary 81
rangemeuts. They will return to morrow
WAJrgR SusrrARD, Of the Lsughlin mil
will leave Monday on o Trip to England t
visit friends. Mr.. Sheppard has been in tn
employe of the REGISTER for soue time pas
trimming the Yelocipede car on the P, W.
Ky, carrying the SUNDAY REGISTER to Steu
benyille and intermediate points, aud ha
proven a very faithful sttaehe. He hs
eeen q resident of the United States fo
fifteen wears, and now returns for the firs
time to the old world. He viii return sboui
the FIRST of August.
A FINE lawn dress, in fast eolors, for soc
and ready-msde children's dress for Csc a
Em~sheimera
PISx and blue cheese cloth, sateens