Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-02

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Minor city Ness aasA Fsrtaasat Talk
and ComnessG
JUSE has not done badly on weather
MILL men are happy.
I.cox out for the grand amateur prize
tournament.
THE Glassblowers will give . picnic at
the new Fair Grounds to-day.
Nh DrSIEyY. OF the North End, pur-
chased 4 ine sorrel horse yesterday.
YpSrxxp.F afternoon snake forty inches
Long was killed on South Penn street. Is
land.
AL the money was put up 10 the stake;
holders hands last night on the base oaf'
game.
Tnx street car company is busily remoy-
ing the mountains Of mud from either side
OF the track on Chapline street.
THE State Pharmaceutical Society will
meet at Charleston week aftsr next, and
the Commissioners at the same time
WN. c. YEArOS, JR., was qualified as
Notary Public, before Clerk Hook yesIer-
day. Bond $3.50, with G. r. c.. Allen as
security.
FORTY. NINE deeds, thirty eight deeds Of
trus. were admitted to record, and eighteen
marriage licenses issued at Clerk Hook 5
office last month.
FRED BARlHOas was married to lady of
Coyiugton, Ky, last week, and upon his
arrival in this city yesterday was serenad-
ed by his numerous friends.
The Oscar Wilde and Riverside base bali
| mines will play match game at the new
/ Fair Grounds this afternoon. The game
will be called promptly at 80 o'clock.
A MEETING Of the directors of the Wheel
ing Park Association was ned Yesterday,
| and arrangements perfected for the cleo
| ton Of officers, which takes place Monday.
HENEY HANKE sold the majority of his
stock in the Schmulbsch Brewing Compa-
ny yesterday. Henry Schmulbach became
the purchaser Mr.. Hanke will again en-
ter the liquor business.
The case OF State VS.. Vim. Myers, on
charge Of disturbing the peace, was tried
before Squire Caldwell yesterday, and the
Defendant required to give 500 bond to
keep the peace for six months.
TIE Board of County Commissioner:
have received an invitation to visit the In
| Urinary at Washington, Pa. The gentle
men will spend next Thursday at that in
stitution, leaving this city on the earl !
train.
THE case Of State VS.. Andrew Higginbot
ham, on charge of disturbing the peace,
was tried before Squire PetermaDn yester
day morning, and the defendant fined 5!
and cost, in default of payment Of tine and
cost. be was sent TO Jail for tea days.
The runaway that took place on the
National pike Thursday and was heralej
through the other paper OF the city that
the cause Oi the runaway Was the motors
OF the En- Grove TaiiSay. The above Is
! untrue. The cause OF the accident was
| iUSt this. Inc horse scared 1T the light
! blanket on another horse and not at the
motors, As iEey were at least a half mile
away.
| OUR reporter was down at the Il. X D,
shops when the new motor bought by the
| Elm Grove Railway Company was put in
working condition yesterday. Ii is about
completed and will run TO the park on
| sunday. Ii has 10 inch cylinders, Y inch
| stroke 81 inch driving wheels, upright
| boiler. vacuum brakes. and is now in tIrst'
| cas- condition. IL will be run 10 Elm
| Grove on the Hempiield to-day, and from
there hauled to the park.
The following ConyeyanCes were admit
ted 10 record At the Clerk office yester'
| day: A deed made the 9th day OF May,
/ lS>., By Robert J. Smyth aud wife 70 DR..
/ J. b. Reed, in consideration OF $500 for
! the north One-half of lot No lU9. situate in
/ Centre Wheeling \ deed made the llth
day of May. 1888, b. w. A. Cracraft and
others to Margaret Barrett, in considers
| ton Of $3.50 for lot No. 1, situate sn the
| vi.lsge OF Elm Grove, this county.