Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-03

PiSks1 Up Here and There ~ Register
Reporters

yesterday forenoon Taylor q hooer 8
broke en- axle at the corner of Mar
kst and Twelfth streets.
ARBENz's furniture factory started up
full time on Monday, and the prospects are
good for q continued run.
CAPTAIN THOMAS, of the transfer boat
Lizzie Townsend, reports business as IN
good for the season.
THERE are some warm blooded people
in the city already engaged in picking out
resorts for holding picnics in May.
The improvements made to the property
Of Mr.. John Diehl, at the head of Twenty
ninth street, adds greatly to its appear
ance
A BRDGEPoRT coal wagon, loaded,
broke down yesterday morning in Alley c,
and navigation in that thOroughfare was
suspended for some time.
The hay market was well attended yes
terdsy morning, and prices were about as
usual. A great deal of the product is
being brought to the city.
S~HUrTLEwoRrH and Burkett have sgreed
to skate q race, mile beats, best three IN
Eve, at the ALEXANDRA rink, on the evening
Of the eleventh, for q purse OF 500.
Miss ELIzABSTH EDDIE, Mrs Hair and
others of the best talent Of Wheeling, will
sing, by invitation, in concert, at Washing
ton, Pa Tuesday night of)rext week.
Ma. OSCAR SASDRoCE, Of the Island,
again hsd 8 number of chickens poisoned
bY some villain on Moudsy night. Some
one seems to have q gruSge against his
loSls.
YESTERDAY was ground aog day. That
wary animal crsWled out ST his hole early
in the morning. a his shadow, shook his
tail and sneaked back again to remain SIX
weeks
IT is understood that the Bohemian
Girl will be gotten up shortly under the
direction of Signcr F. d'Auria. Our best
local talent will take part and It will IN
doubtedly be q great success.
The young man, Peter Miller, who had
q difficult operation performed upon him
some time since by DR.. Edwards, IS doing
well. His lower limbs, which were para
lyzed previous to the operation, ore again
returning to their normal condition.
MRs. DUSCH, mother of Geo. busch, the
Main street halter. while ehopping some
kindlings on Monday evening, had the
misfortune TO sever the thumb of her LETT
hand at the FIRST joint, making an exceed
iugly painful wound.
AT a meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Schmulbach Brewing Company, held
Yesterday the following officers were elect
ed: II. Scbmulbach, Treasurer; W. tss,
nachs Secretary; n. Hsnke, General
Agent; C. Horstmsn, Collector.
HENRY BRCENsEN, q well known resi-
dent Of the Eighth ward, who has been SUIT
fsriug from q severe attack Of rheums-
item for the past two months, was seized
By a psrslytic stroke on Monday night and
now hes at his home in a critical condi'
ton.
YESTERDAY morning an old woman
named Werner, from BELMONT
county, Ohio, while walking along
Main street. near Ninth, fell
upon the pavement, and was so seriously
Injured that she had to be conveyed TO her
home IN q carriage.
The cash for the Newburg sufferers, re-
esiysd by the REGISTER from Moundsyille,
through Superintendent Peck of the Peni'
Tertiary, amounting to SCI, was promptly
forwarded this morning TO Mayor Ellis, OF
NsRburg. 1t vas a neat little sum and
will do great good.
A PARTY Of young folks we're handsome
" entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. W.
Cowden, a. their home OF the Island, last
evening. The time was pleasantly spent
in acting chsEsdes and o,her social smuse'
ments, choice refreshments assisting won.
dsrfully in the enjoyment Of the occasion.
Mrs. ELIZABETH S~CHULTZs, wife of Hen
ry Schultze, and mother of A. 7. SchulIze,
died at her late residence, corner OF Thirty
third and Jacob streets, at / O'Clock yes
terdsy afternoon, in the sizty-seventh year
Of her sge. Deceased vas possessed of
many ssumsble qualities, and had a wide
circle Of friends.
THE directors Of the Wheeling Park As.
ISOLATION held q meeting on Monday even
ing at Capt. Aug. Rolls residence on Fit.
teenth street, and determined to make ex-
tensiye improvements in the Park the
coming season. They are bound to make
Wheeling Park the finest place Of resort in
this section of country.
PASSENGER engine No. 72l, Of the B. L
o., John Cummihs engineer, which was
badly wrecked out at Gloyer's Gap some
time since, has been repaired and provided
with oil the latest improvements, including
the seli,actinS lubricator. The engine is
nov q beauty and came ont yesterday for
the first time since being rebuilt. Driver
Cummips is very proud of her.
THERE will be no matinee at the Chap
line street rink this afternoon, but the P.
T. Barnum i Mason combination will aP
pear this evening, repeating the matchless
performance which for the past two days
has so astouuded the audiences witnessing
tLeua. The entertainment given by these
people las certainly never been equsled in
this city since the iRsagdTGuoL ct the
rinks, and all who have not seen them
should embrace the opportunity and 90 to
tho Casyli line street rink tonight.
TaE Special COMMITTEES OF the Board of
County Commissioner Il Investigate
whether or not DR.. c. D. Bingell, Who has
the contract for furnishing medicine 10 the
poor for the district south OF the creek,
has failed to comply with the
terms of bis contrsct, will meet
q. the CoErt Hogas this morning at
10 o'clock. The csnDitteo consists Of
Messrs. Pickett, Prince, Nichols, Del6ragge
and Stoker.
MEssRs. CHARLES B Stencil and Rob
ert Z. Meinhart, the two young men who
have within e few days bought out the ex'
~tepsive dry goods ana notion hoEse of Mr.