Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-11
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Minor City News and Pertinent ralk
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Minor City News and Pertinent Tsik
and Comment.
HOUSES are scarce in the North End
The churches had large congregations
yesterday.
A NEW crock sewer is being placed on the
east side of Market street, above seventh
up TO Fifth
YESTERDAY was Floral day, and the Zane
ST. NJ. E. Church was beautifully decorated
with flowers.
OFFICER JuSKISs ran q couple OF young
men in last evening on a charge OF disor-
Derby conduct
OFFICER BARrM arrested a couple OF men,
on charge of disorderly conduct; in Alley
Is, last evening.
A NUMBER of the North End folks spent
the day east of the city yesterday picnic
ing. They report a pleasant time.
SIMON BAER & Sons were arrested for OBJ
sfructing the sidewalk. The case will be
tliyd at Police Court this morning.
THE new residence of Mr.. Bentz, corner
sixth and Market streets, was finished last
week and will be occupied at once.
THE visitors at Hornbrook park yester-
Ssy. that is a portion of them, amused
themselves by running the roses and small
trees.
TIMOTHY Donovan swore out a warrant
for John West yesterday, at police head,
quarters, charging him with assault ana
battery.
The firm of Isaiah Warren & Co. was ar.
rested for o~bstructing the sidewalk, AID
tie case will be tried at Police Court this
morning.
The residents Of .Etnayills are making
arrangements for a grand picnic to lake
place in a few days. COckayne will tur-
nish the music.
The question asked last evening by a
number of mill men, which crowd Will
win, the 10 or II hour system? could not
be answered BY the reporter.
THERE is much complaint regarding the
sewer at the corner of Twenty.third and
Main streets. 1t is utterly useless as far
as carrying off water is concerned.
The Municipal Court met Saturday morn
ing in purpusuance to adjournment, n
adjourned to meet tomorrow morning
without having transacted any business
Of importance.
THE police raided a house of ill-fame
kept by Clara Morris early yesterday
morning, and arrested two girls, the
madame, and three men, whose cases will
be disposed OF this morning.
The funeral OF the late Mr.. Riheldafer
Yesterday afternoon was very largely at
tended. The pail bearers were DR.. S. L.
Jepson, Judge &. l.. Cranmer, Alex. Bone,
Col. White and Geo. r. Taylor.
MEs. JosEPH S,HUELER tainted at the head
Of the stairway at her residence on Six
tenth street aud fell down the stairs, in
iurng her nose and otherwise bruising
her body. DR.. Hupp was called in and
dressed the wound nicely.
TIE performance to be given at the
Academy Of Music on next Saturday even
ing by Prof. Sullivan, assisted by all OF the
home talent, promises to be a large affair.
Fritz Ritter. of the Belmont rolling mill,
will take a very active part.
THE apprentice boys at Bells foundry
will start TO work this morning, but just
when the iOurneymen moulders will go to
work no one seems to know. In the pro-
posed !" per cent reduction ri wages by
the firm, the apprentice boys wages was
not included.
THE committee composed OF delegates OF
the AriOn. Beethoven, and Germanis sing
ing societies met last evening and per-
irCteL The arrangements to attend the
Saergeriest al Bu tfalo July rs. The opera
House orchestra will accom- pany the ex-
c~UrsiOliSts.
YESTERDAY afternoon a stable belonging
to Mr.. Wendle situate in Alley eighteen
fell down. At the time of the accident
Anton Mallory had a horse in it. The
animal was completely covered by the
debris, but upon being extracted 1t was
discovered that it was not injured.
HARRY. an eight year-old son of Gus
Beuter, met with a very painful accident
Yesterday. The little fellow went up stairs
and found q pot of boiling barley (which
was kept hot for poulticing purposes for
bis sick brother and undertook to carry it
down stairs. While on his way down the
pot upset. splitting the barley, which sCaLd-
ed bis left loot badly.
THE picnic given by the Happy Eight
Social was the most pleasant OF the season
AMI one OF the most enjoyable gatherings
ever at Cresap's Grove. The party left
here at = 80 IN the morning on the steamer
Telegram. Upwards OF 200 took passage
from here and the Eighth ward, Bellaire,
sEd Nouudyille helped swell the number.
The grove was reached by 10 o'clock.
Prof. Joseph Kramer. with his full brass
and string band were there, aud furnished
music as only they can. On the return
trip the TrOFeSSp, was presented with a
handsome bOJuet by his old time friend,
Mr.. Mike Berbctt. formerly OF this city,
but RON OF Kansas. T. I. C~OCkayne male
tie presentation speech, and the Professor
rpu'!sd in one of his hsppieSt efforts.