Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-17
RESULTS OF RUNNING.
Small Matters of News Picked Up HeI
and There.

Small Matters OF NEWS Eckeu VI 0e.S
and There.
YESTERDAY the 6remen received their
first semi monthly pay.
One deed of trust was admitted to record
at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
ONE marriage license was issued yester-
day at the County Clerks office.
SEVERAL men were engaged in repairing
sunken places in the brick paving of Chap
line street.
The work of paving Twenty-second street
from Chapline to Market will be completed
tomorrow.
SwEESEY's foundry is idle on account of
scarcity of work. A single heat will, how
ever, be made to-day.
The work ofrolling mp the odds and ends
at the La Belle mill, occupied the attention
of the rollers yesterday.
The South Side Singing Society will pic
mic at Seibert's Garden Wednesday, the
18th, from l a. m. to II p. m.
A SPECIAL meeting of the Second Branch
ot Council will be held tonight to act on the
new Baltimere and Ohio ordinance.
A FORCE of workmen will Immediately be
mt 10 work putting up poles and stretching
a telephone wire from Parkersburg to this
city.
FATTY" WEIsGERBER has gone on two
weeks fishing expedition. He will return
about the same time his new boat reaches
here.
A FORCE of men were engaged paving
the gutter and resetting curbfng on the east
side of Market street just north OF twenty
second street.
THE Tax Commissioner has made re-
port to the Governor. which will be printed
next week and ten copies sent to the Clerk
of each county for distribution.
YESTERDAY, about noon, a wagon loaded
with coal broke down at the north approach
to the Market street bridge greatly dis
commoding the travelling public.
YESTERDAY morning a drunken women
showed herself off to great advantage on
Twenty-frst street She was finally arrested
and will have to answer at police court this
morning.
THE heaters at the Riverside mill will 60
to work on the new steel today, and the
factory will not resume work until this day
week. as it will take the heaters and rollers
that length of time to secure full assort-
ment
THERE will be grand picnic at BurtoH,
on the b. X 0. road next Saturday, and
large crowd from here are talking of taking
il in. Plenty of music, pretty country
lasscs and all you can eat and drink is on
the programme. Everybody is invited.
THE following conveyances were admitted
TO record at Clerk Hook Office Yesterday:
4 deed made the / It'll day ofJune 1854, by
Charles Killeuged and wife, to W T. Ferry,
in consideration of $l,7OO for paLt of lot
No, IL, in ZaneS addition to the city.
VALENTINE L. RLEIFER, native of Ger
many entered his declaration of intention
Of becoming a citizen Of the United States
at the Circuit Clerks office yesterday; alsD
Valentine Thehe, native of Germany. AMI
Charles c. Ilealy, native of England
The German Benevolent Society gave a
picnic at the new Fair Grounds yesterday.
The society turned out to a man and pa
radcd the principal streets during the morn
ing, headed by the Opera House Orchestra.
The day was all that could be wished, and
an enjoyable time was spent by those who
attended the picnic.
The Municipal Court met yesterday and
adjourned until Wednesday morning, with
out doing any business except admitting to
citizenship Chas Stanke, and Geo. Discher
ratives Of Germany. Adolph Yoke de-
clared his intention to become citizens and
received his frs; papers.
The cartmen and contractors met at the
Fifth ward market house yesterday morning
for the purpose of securing the advance of
80 cents per day on the wages Of the cart
men. Mr. Gore, one of the contractors was
willing to give them the advance asked
providing the city would also pay that fig
urc hut as the city would not he could not.
The cartmcn are all idle and are deter
mined not to 90 to work without the adj
vance demanded.