Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-16
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minor City News and Pertineat Taik
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and Comment.
THESE are dull days.
ONE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
TIE Opera House band is back from
Morgantown.
A -prsoRpKRLY was run in by officer Dun
lap, in the North End, last evening.
TIE soldiers monument and capital
building were photographed yesterday.
TIE nail feeders were much elated over
the sction of the delegate meeting last
night.
OFFICER MORRIS arrested q woman in the
East End, on charge Of disorderiy condac"
yesterday.
STONE for q new crossing have been
dumped NJ the corner OF Thirteenth ana
of streets.
A TEN inch crock sewer is being placed in
the alley between Fourteenth and FIJI
tenth streets.
YESTERDAY afternoon a young man
amused himself pounding an urchiH- near
the Top mill.
The case against Gus Matthews, charged
with selling liquor on Sunday, was dis
missed in Police Court.
1HE OCII1 uCCLAbS NA ~
ern Ohio Horticultural Society will be held
at GAINESVILLE, June 10th. f..
CHAs. LUKESs, q popular Island grocer,
has thoroughly renovated his store and put
up a new wooden awning.
A SET TO- of small dimensions took
place at the corner of Eleventh and Mar
ket streets yesterday morning.
C. ID. HANEs, a we'll known carpenter at
~ Y Nil. Ill -,-,nI hama UnQfnF-
day from q two weeks visit toIoungstown.
The Opera House band and orchestra
took M%organtown by storm. The compli-
ments their playing called forth were nu-
merous.
THE work of tearing up the track OF the
Citizens railway, on Twenty. hrst, Main AND
Twenty-fourth streets will be completed
next week.
The Elm Grove street railway cars will
not run farther west than the stables to-
morrow at IL O'Clock, owing to the great
demand for quick transportation to the
parks.
The Citizens Railway Company will re-
ceiye the balance of the fiat rails for their
road next week. Upon their arrival the
company will Immediately push the laying
of the new track to completion.
THE following cases were tried before
Squire Peterman yesterday: State vs.,
Henry S~teinbiss, on charge of breach OF
peace. case dismissed; State VS.. II. Stein
bliss, on charge of committing a nuisance,
also dismissed,
THE special committee appointed at the
last meeting OF Council TO select suitable
quarters for toe city 20 ernment will meet
AT > O'Clock this afternoon. The committee
will endeayor to secure accommodations at
the State House.
LAST evening the last inst lllment OF the
purse of 800 was placed in the stakehold'
er's hands at Warmers saloon by the River
side and Active base bali mines. The
game will be played at the new fair grounds
this afternoon, and will be very holly con-
tested.
YESTERDAY The following hours were OBJ
served at the nail factories IN this city: At
the La Peile. IL hours; the Belmont and
Riverside divided a portion, working the
II hours. and the balance only 10; the Top
mill, as usual, quit at 1870 O'Clock, only
working 10 hours.
Orr thanks are due Mr.. f.. A. Moore, the
South Side produce dealer, for a basket o!
immense strawberries received at this OF.
flee last evening. The berries were of the
SharpieSs variety, and came from the place
of Mr.. Hermann Weirke, on Glenn's Run.
They were superb.
THEODORE ORrM. of the Eighth ward,
died yesterday morning. He was foreman
of the mould shop of the Belmont glass
works, Bellaire, O., and was formerly an
employe at Hobbs, B%rockunier Il Co, this
city. He was a very popular young man,
and will be greatly missed by his numer'
on friends.
The new patent running gear, including
spiral springs, for the Citizens Railway
Company's cars, were shipped from Spring,
field, Mass, on the 18th inst, and should
arrive here next week. This new running
gear is a vast improvement on the present
style, as it makes the cars run very smooth
" on the track.