Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-18
RESULTS OF RUNNING.
small Matters of News Picked Up Here
and There.

The Municipal Court meets to-day.
0HE marriage license was issued at ClerE
Hooks Office yesterday.
one deed of trust was admitted to record
at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
The Happy Eight society will hold theu
annual picnic at Cressap's Grove on the
9Th of July.
The work of tearing up the foundation Of
the forge department of the La Belle mill
was commenced yesterday.
The CRYSTAL Fountain Lodge No. 81, l.
o. G T., meets at Petersons Hall every
Friday evening. All are invited.
CHAs. FrRGEsox will take officer Radford S
POSITION as one of the guardians of the Sew,
enth ward, the latter gentleman having re,
signed.
\ GENERAL meeting of the retail grocer
les Of the city and vicinity, is called for Nc
Lain's Hall, this evening. 4 full attend,
ance is desired.
Lows STEINBECEgE viii take charge Of
the Fifth ward on and after the first of July.
Mr.. Nolte, the present policeman, having
ESsiSueS Ills lOSIlioh'
The Merchants Protective Association
viii meet this "Wednesday evening at
McIatn's Hall, instead of last night as was
stated in an advertisement yesterday morn
ing.
DANE Rumor whispers that Mrs. Sarah
Patterson will not return to New York this
season, having rented large brick dwelling
on Main street, near the bridge corner and
will receive bOarders.
The "Kennett' Fishing Club, Captain
Vim. MaSSer in command, left last night for
their fishing grounds, near Proctor. They
purchased their supplies from Henry Fogt,
the veteran grocer of the North End.
The heaters at the Riverside Mill made
six heats yesterday of the new steel made
ut the company's steel plant The steel
worked nicely not only in the hands Of the
heaters but also in going through the rolls.
The Board of Directors of the State Fair
Association met at the new Fair Grounds
Yesterday afternoon and inspected the
grounds They were agreeably surprised to
see the amoGnt of work done by Superin-
tender; ENley.
AHANDSoNE oil painting of scene from
Falstaff is on exhibition at Nichols Art
Store. The picture is the work of Artist
Storm and faithful delineatiOn of honest
Jack FalStatf and his attendant crew of
bibulOuS monks.
A FORCE of men were buSily engaged all
dav yesterday trying to find the remains OF
- l.. .hn
well at the Water Works on Monday. The
work Will be continued without intermis-
sion until the remains Ofthe unfortunate
are recovered.
Ed. ZANE, popular young man from the
Garden Spot. viii be married to-day at
WoodSfeld to Miss Ella Schaub, fascinat-
ing Young lady of that place. Are the
Island girls lOOsing their prestage or why is
it that that they will thus allow the young
men to be captivated by strangers?
TEE following conveyance was admitted
TO record at Clerk hooks office yesterday;
4 deed made the 9th day Of June, 1884, by
Alexander BoCe, Jr., and wife to Jane B.
Bone. in consideration of 80 for all their
interest in the personal estate Of Alexander
Bone, Sr., deceased.
The Young Mems jefferson Escort Club
will have a meeting, this eve hing and as the
matter OF a uniform will be discussed, every
member Is requested to be present. The
club desires to procure uniforms as soon as
practicable and with this endin view, wishes
to place its order early with the manutac-
turerS.
PnNcErOx COLLEGE AriOu Glee Club
will give fine concert at the Academy OF
Music on the evening OF the 26th of this
month. The club is composed of students
of the well known college of Princeton y.
j. The programme viii consist of college
songs and English glees. Lovers of fine
music should not miss this rare treat.
YESTERDAY evening about o'clock Frank
BlacGmore and Harry Tilden, deck hands
on the steamer Princess, had fight on the
boat. During the fracas Tilden struck his
opponent on the head with lump of coal
cutting long cash. Lieutenant SylyiS
happening to be near arrested both of them.
They will be tried before Judge LETTERS this
morning.
Miss MAMIE FARLEY, of the East End
won the handsome butter dish which was
contested for at the late fair at the Capitol
she having obtained the largest amount Of
money, $42 80, against her opponent, Miss
Josephine Fading, who collected So 50.
Miss Mamie worked very hard and deserves
great credit for the amount of money she
collected
ABOUT noon yesterday an alarm Of fire
was turned in from box So, corner of Eof
and Twenty-eighth street occasioned by
Deblins grocery store, corner of Twenty
seventh and Chapline streets being on fire.
The fire department responded promptly
but their services were not needed, the
flames having been extinguished with few
pals Of water, The fire caught the single
roof from a spark. The damage will not
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