Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-19
PAuANDRAsCY.
minor city news and Pertineat Tall
and Comment

minor City News and Pertinent Tsik
and Comment
An Elm Grove street car horse was badly
used up yesterday.
THERE was A small rumpus at the Attain
tic engine house yesterday morning.
GEO. BrrLEs has again taken charge Is
hostler at the Eighth ward hose house.
The work of paving Market street soutn
of the creek is progressing very rsploly.
QulrE a number of young men VIII leave
for Chicago tomorrow to atteno the re'
gatta.
A NEW crossing will be placed acrsss
Market street at the intersection oil rwen-
~ first street.
Up to midnight fourteen cases had been
arrested and viii be tried in police court
this morning.
THE concert at the Fountain saloon, by
the Opera House orchestra, last evening,
was well attended.
The wooden culvert across Market street,
at the intersection Of Twentieth street. was
repaired yesterday.
SEVERAL saloon keepers were summoned
TO appear at Police Court this morning tor
violating the Sunday law.
A SELECT party of ladies and gentlemen
went uI 10 west AlEAahaCA AoSs fSAAA
in the big bus DR.. Hullihan.
The North End brass band will hold their
picnic next Saturday instead OF the 18th
inst as heretofore published.
OFFICE NoLTE shot a dog belong to Mr..
Donley, Of the Eighth ward, for biting a
little daughter OF Mr.. James Boyce.
The picnic held at Seibert's garden yes.
terday was the largest and most orderly
Of the season. About 5000 people were on
the grounds.
The Riverside glass works, Wellsburg,
has added a department OF decorated glass
ware TO its already large and complete es-
Enlistment.
A A horse having a light buggy
attached created q ripple OF excitement on
Jacob street, East End, at an early hour
yesterday morning.
The following disorderly cases were ar
rested Yesterday: John Moore, Thomas
Wilson, James Regain, Ida Nichols, Jerry
Doyan and Ambrose Holden.
QUITE an excitement was created on
Twelfth street yesterday eyenning about
half past seven, by the arrest and taxing
to the lookup Of a drunken man.
Ar the rattle of the fine set OF furniture
in the North End yesterday, ticket No. Az
drew the prize, and was held by General
Welsgerber, of the Water Works.
HENRY LEONARD was arrested yesterday
for selling LIQUOR on Sunday, and also
Messrs. Knoke * Hanke. Both cases will
be tried in Police Court this morning.
4. J.. SWEENEY has completed the con-
srruction OF the steam er for the Coosa Iron
Company in Alabama n raised steam on
her Saturday. So says a dispatch received
from him yesterday. He expects TO arrive
hoUe 10 morrow.
WorLD it not be advisable for the city to
purchase the Benson ferry beat, Jessie Il
and use il for the accommodation OF
pedestrians on Twelfth street, at the inter
section of Market? That street was i'm
passab!e after the heavy rain last night.
The body of ID. C.. Chester, who waS
drowned IN the Delaware River last
Thanksgiving Day. was found yesterday,
Manager Pearson, of the Wheeling Pottery,
: a brother in-law of the deceased, and let
for Phiisdelphia yesterday afternoon to at
tend the funeral.
! VS. were waited on last night by a dele
alton OF amateurs who took part IN tht
grand prize tournament at the Academy
/ Of Music Saturday night, who stated thsI
! the mansgerS. Walter ID. Lee and Prot. J
II. Sullivan. refused to give up the prize:
20 those who had won them. They sale
the winner OF the prizes for Sparring, clut
swinging, comic songs and clog dance hac
been instructed to meet the managers a.
the Huseman House at seven O'Clock las
evening, but up to nall past nine nothins
had been heard Of the prizes or their dis
pensers. The amateurs thought an eS
PLANTATION in order.