Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-03
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ONE marriage license was issued by
Clerk Hook yesterday.
No 10 on the Baltimore and Ohio was
half hour late last evening.
To-Day the work of repairing the court
house steps will be about completed.
THE workmen on the new brick addition
to the Jail are pushing their work very rap
idly.
ArrESrIoS is directed to an advertise
ment elsewhere to the sale Of the Nail City
Boat Club house.
The Street Railway Company's workmen
the city repairing the paving between the
rails.
The Baltimore and Ohio men say that
they never have seen harder crowd with
q circus than was in front Of their depot
yesterday morning.
LAST evening Officers Combs and Stein
bicker arrested Joe Ferret and Arthur Nc.
Nichols for fighting, on the corner OF
Thirty-seyenth and Eof streets.
SrScE the new Board has had control OF
the streets red lights dot the entire city, 10
the convenience Of all country people, and
the lessening of danger when driving.
A CURIOUS specimen Of the finny tribe
was caught near Whiskey run Tuesday
morning. Over q hundred old fishermen
have examined il, but can give it no name.
ONE of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
cabooses was broken into by some unknown
parties last evening who not finding any
thing of value, turned in and broke the
window out
The new grounds OF the Standard Base
Ball Club at the New Fair Grounds will be
completed Friday morning, and the boys
think they will have the finest ball ground
in this section Of the country.
OLIVER PRYOR, the proprietor OF the -four
mill at Elm Grove, which was entered by
burglars the other night, wishes US to state
that he will deliver the tools found at the
mill the next morning, to any person prov
ing the property.
IT was rumored on the street last evening
that man had been shot at the ball at the
Elm Grove town hall Tuesday night. Our
reporter interviewed several residents OF
that village, who claimed that no shots
were fred at or near the Town Hall, Tues
day night.
Tax Riversides and Atlantics played
match game Of ball at the old Fair Grounds
Yesterday, this being their second game.
II Was NOh W bAAC III AAOA "AS
played ten match games this season and
have been victorious every time. They
expect to defeat the Standards shortly.
The Standards and Stars, OF East Liver
pool, will meet on the diamond at the old
Fair Grounds at O'Clock this afternoon,
and on Friday afternoon they will play the
final game at the Standards new grounds al
the new Fair Ground. These games should
be we'll patronized as the clubs are very
evenly matched and are all good players.
The old flooring was removed at the
United engine house yesterday morning
and q portion of the workhouse hands
were employed all day digging out the
surplus dirt, so that the new flooring will
be level with the pavement, which will be
a great improvement on the other floor as
il was over foot higher than the pave
ment. and there was danger OF the horses
slipping down in coming out in hurry.
The following transfers were admitted to
record at the clerks office: A deed made
the LIST day of August, 1882, by l. F. Jones
& Thayer Melvin, Special Commissioners,
to Barnard Stanley, in consideration OF ST.
S75 for lot No 1913, in Chapline & Eoffs ad-
Clition to the city. A deed made the LIST
day Of August, 1882 by /. +. Jones X
Thayer Melvin, Special Commissioners, to
Louis thinner, in consideration of S2I5 for
part of lot No. IS, in Sprlgg'S row, in the
Eighth ward.