Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-24
LOCALITIES.
Diminutiye Happenings Picked Up By
Register Reporters.

Diminutive Happenings Picked UP ~
Register Reporters.
BARRErr-RIrz boat race to-day.
BErs last night were 10 to s IN favor Of
Barrett. Es
AGAIN the rain passed as by and left US
sweltering.
TIE oratorios are over. They were an
immense success.
The first marriage license of the week
was issued yesterday.
MIS-. KATE RAMMEIsBURG will sing in the
Fourth st. II. Z. Church, Sunday morn
ing. E
The fire department win soon sport their
new summer straw hats. Mathison, the
halter, is furnishing them
- The hands have been removed from the
west face Of the Capitol clock, preparatory
10 putting on q new dial.
DE-. GAsNIRE caught the first bass for the
Foaest and Stream Rangers, and will re-
ceive the fishing rod offered as prize.
ABoUr twenty couples Of young people
attended the hop at Mt. Belleyiew, last
evening, and enjoyed themselves hugely.
John Tracy, jr., son Of the proprietor OF
the Atlantic Hotel, at Ocean City, is in the
city, making the Stamm his headquarters.
an D."w WRITES the REGIsrER to say, in
reply to h. of L. that the boilers of the
Belmont are all right and will do no black
sleeping. -
THE Barrett Ritz race takes place over the
lower course to-day. The final money was
put up in the hands Of Major Lee Petit
last night.
To-MoRRow the regular concert will be
given by the Opera House Orchestra at
Hornbrook Park. 1t is unusually interest
ing. this time.
LAST night John Haberstick, at 1926
Main street, was 22 years OF age, and his
friends rendered him n surprise party, al
which all had good time.
NOTHING has been heard Of Chris Lei
brandt yet, Yesterday Mrs Leibrandt $
brother arrived from Pennsylvania, and
will institute q vigorous search.
AT the funeral services OF Mrs. Samuel
Taylor, to morrow morning at the Wheel
ing Female College, the various clergymen
Of the city will officiate. Exercises at
eleven o'clock public.
ANOTHER picnic al Mahan's Grove, this
one by the Third Presbyterian Church.
The trains on the P. w. & KY. K. R, leav-
ing ct S:52 A. N. and l 81 P. NJ, to-day, will
carry the excursionists.
S. BRuBAKER, the market street saloonist,
was seriously injured, on Thursday even
ing, by the sudden falling OF q window he
was closing. The sash broke, with the fall
and his hand was seriously cut.
The certificate OF the James McCulloch
Farm Cemetery" was recorded by Clerk
Hook, yesterday. The ineorporators are:
G. B. Wilson, John W. McColloch, II. ].
Wilson, d. L. Wilson and Abraham Will
son.
One deed of conveyance was recorded,
yesterday: Deed OF June 10, 1882, between
John Z. Fitzsimmons and r. G. Fitzsim-
mons, for house and lot on Main street,
between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
atreet, for $3.50.
THE Seidler fishing club, Differed as fol-
lows: Henry Schafer, president. G. Travis,
X. Hastings, ID. Schaffer, Robt. Mcclellan,
VIM. Bayless and VIM. Ripley, left for
Cresap's landing on Thursday, for a good
time generally.
The Sunday School of the Baptist church
will hold their annual picnic on next
Wednesday, June 2Sth, at Mahon's grove,
on the p. w. Il Ky. railroad. The Baptist
Sunday School have quite reputation for
having good time at their pic-nics.
BULLOCK, the Fulton rapist, whose afro
cious deeds have not been forgotten, yes
terday telegraped TO his mother, from
Ohio, that he was dead. While his mother
was bewailing his end he suddenly ap-
peared in person. He had better keep
himself dark, as indignation has not yet
died out.
DoN'T forget the sacred concert by the
full Opera House orchestra at HornbrookS
Park tomorrow. Go early and stay lit.
tie late TO avoid crowding the cars. The
Elm Grove have purchased an additional
lot of horses, and hope they will be able to
carry all to and from the Park without
overlooking the cars.
The Harmonic Maennerchor Singing
Society. which gives grand picnic at the
Fair Grounds on July /, yesterday gave out
the contracts for sundrY wood work as fol-
lows: Forty tables, each sixty feet in
length. with seating benches, To accommo-
date !, 900 persons a music stand and plat.
form for speakers and an extra sized bar, 81
feet by 80. Fred. Eberwein got the con-
tracts.
Hon. JOHN f. KESSA made a very able
and interesting argument, yesterday morn
ing, in the Supreme Court of Appeals, in
behalf of W. II. Robinson, who was con-
yicted of murder, in Kanawha county, and
is under sentence of death. The principal
points relied upon are the plea of insanity
and the misconduct OF the officers having
the jury in charge during the trial. 1t APP
pears that jurors were permitted to read
the newspapers and to receive sealed letters
in relation to business affairs. Attorney
General Watts maintained the cause of the
State in very learned and eloquent speech,
not yet concluded. This morning the case
will be concluded on the part of the State,
and Judge Ferguson will complete the
argument for the prisoner.