Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-14

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Z THs glass work, r. WI givea grand picnic
at the new Fair Grounds to-day.
I THREE deeds Of trust were admitted to
record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday. B.
/ The steamer Andes left Cincinnati last
evening for this city, and viii make her trip
as usual next week. u
SQUIRE SCHrLrzE sent Henry Mall to Jail
yesterday on q charge of lunacy. He viii
be examined Monday. 81
JUDGE RoDGERs presided at Police Court
yesterday morning during the temporary
absence of Judge LETTERS.
ROBERT EDGAR, of Scotland, and Paul
Harp, native of Germany, received their
first papers at the Circuit Court,
LIE jewelers. will close their stores at 6
p NJ, Saturdays accepted, from Monday
June 10th to September l, 1884.
Mr.. d. MCCoRMCK's new residence, sit
uated at the corner of Thirty-third and
Market street, is nearly completed.
The select excursion to be given on the
steamer Telegram next Sunday for Steu-
benville promises to be most enjoyable al
| fair
Mr.. W. WOLvINGTON has his residence
and grounds, situated on Thirty-third street.
nicely repaired from the wreck caused by
the late food.
Col. Ton HowLEY, a popular Riverside
roller, will to-day open up the benton
saloon of the city, in Hsndlan'S building, at
Capitol square.
The bylaws of the Chicago, Parkersburg
and Norfolk R. R. Co., the Black Dia-
mond system" were filed with Secretary OF
State. yesterday.
The Regulars of Ritchietown and the
Globe base ball nine, of Belaire, will play q
match game at the new Fair Grounds this
afternoon for gold medal.
The steamer st. Lawrence has laid up at
Cincinnati on account OF low water. She
| will probably get out on her regular day
next week if the water will allow.
YESTERDAY a car load of steel from the
Riverside steel plant was received at the
cOmpany's factory. The work of rolling the
steel will be commenced Monday.
The question of removing the Court
! House of Hancock county from Fairview to
| New Cumberland will be submitted to the
voters of the county at the October election.
MARRIED, June 10th, 1884, at the residence
! of L A. Chamberlain, WellsbIrg, by Rev
J. d. Walkinshaw Mr.. John Bradley and
Miss Annie Bell Fry, both of Wheeling
Wellsburg News.
The steamer W. n. Chancellor met with
an accident compelling her to lay up al
| PIT Pleasant for repairs. In consequence
she did not make her trip this week, but will
be on hand next week.
TIE "kius" had perfect picnic yester-
around in the circus boat. The circus bOdl
is an original and antique contrivauce jusr
adapted to amuSc the little folks.
YESTERDAY the Supt of Wheeling Park
Mr.. Kreger was presented by the PARK
! Committee with fine gold medal as an
! AZ probation by the committee of the goor
wcrk performed BY him, since he had con
| Il oil of the Park
The teachers of the Fourth ward SchoO
together with the graduating class, will pic
mic to-day, at Beach Bottom, at the hand
some country residences of Prof Ander-
son, who has everything prepared to MAKE
the picnic success
REV. BISHOP GEORGE W. PETEREIN, O
the Episcopal diocese of West Virginia, was
married at Richmond, Va, Thursday to
Miss Marion Macintosh Stewart After a
bridal tour of some length the Bishop witt
his bride will make his future home in Park
ersburg.
| YESTERDAY afternoon about 3 O clock al
! alarm of fire was sounded from the City
! Building in Bellaire, caused by the burning
stable in the alley back of the Carter House
! Shortly after the fire was eXtingulShed
Office Burke, arrested Sam Carter a lad
about l6 years Of age, who was strOngl,
suspiciOned as having fired the stable
The following conyeyances were admitted
to record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday
A deed made the 18th day Of June, 1884
bv Henry Frazier and Others to Annie Far
lev, in consideration of 81 OPS. for the north
half Of lot IL in square II, OF Jos. Cald-
wells estate A deed made the 9th day OF
June. 1884, BY A. Key and wife, to Mary j.
Carney, in consideration Of $l,096.SS for
III perches of land situate near Elm Grove.
The Presbytery of Washington met in
Lower Buffalo. Church. at Independence,
on Tuesday, June 10th. Rev. Henry G..
Blayney was received from the Presbytery
of West Virginia and installed pastor of
Lower Buffalo Church, the Moderator,
Rev. W. H. Cooke, d. d., of Wheeling,
presiding. Rev. McCauchey Of Cross
Creek. preached the installation sermon.
Revs J. d. WalkinShaw and J. 7. Fred
ericks delivering charge to pastor and PEG
pie. The new pastor was warmly greeted
bv his charge, and the outlook is prophetic
of a bright future in the church history.
VoTE for Kimberly Delegates to-day.