Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-19
RESULTS OF RUNNING.
small Matters OF News Picked Up Here
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day.
THE Board of Education meets this even
ing.
ONE marriage license was issued at the
Clerks Office yesterday.
The reasSeSsment case will be argued in
the Supreme Court to-day.
The boilers at the Belmont mill are off
for the balance of this week
OSE deed of trust was admitted sfo re
cord at Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
The Exchange Bank yesterday declared
a semi-annual dividend Of six per cent.
ONLY one arrest was reported at the Pc
lice head quarters at late hour last night.
A WAGON loaded with building stone
broke down at the head of Ninth street yes
terday morning.
The Municipal Court met yesterday and
adjourned till this morning without transac-
ting any business.
Doc SWEENEY will have a hearing before
Squire Henry this afternoon, on charge
of assault and battery.
The case of the tillpilferers who relieved
the Italian confectionery of several dollars,
will be tried before Squire Ankle this morn
ing.
KRANER'S Orchestra have very fine
selection Of music which will be rendered
at the concert at Seibert's Garden this even
ing.
PROFESSOR c. j. MAYER's classes one
and two will give a select invitation hop at
Seibert'S Garden tomorrow evening. About
l25 couple will be present.
L. WALPERr and Franz Hoprenter ma
tiyes of Germany received their first papers
as citizens of the United States at the Cir
cult Clerks office yesterday.
The crock sewer which runs through the
old Grant house property, above ground IS
broken in several places and needs the
immediate attention of the Health Offer
The South Side Singing Society gave
grand picnic at Seiberts Garden Yesterday
This was the largest picnic held at the pop
ular resort this summer and it also was one
of the most orderly.
The annual commencement of the Seguin
Collegiate Institute will be largely attended
next Monday night, as quite a number OF
tickets are already sold. They are now on
sale a; Banners store.
The Standard Building Association last
night elected the following directors: Chas.
II. Berry, X. j. Smyth, ISAIAH Warren. G.
G. McKeown, c. A. Beall, Luke Fitton, c,
H. Merkle. Vim. j. Hamilton, and Thos. j.
Hughes.
From the present outlook the picnic at
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Mayer's orchestra on next Saturday will be
one of the largest held during the season.
Hundreds of tickets have been disposed OF,
and a pleasant time is assured TO all who
attend
LAST evening Patrick McAvoy and How
ard Morrison were before Squire Buchanan
charged with cutting each other with knives
The cases were compromised These are
the bows who fought with knives near the
Third ward school house about | O'Clock
Yesterday morning.
YESTERDAY afternoon the p, W. 4 Ky.
trestle work below Thirty-eighth stree
caught 6re again, and the Eighth ward hos
company had to go down and extinguish it.
These fires are certainly becoming u nui-
sance. as ANYTHING like ordinary care in
dumping the hot cinders along the track
would obviate the fires.
HENRY ANDERSON, colored, formerly a
porter at the Howell House, had hearing
before SQUIRE Ankle yesterday on a charge
of stealing an oyereoat. He was sent to
Jail TO await the action of the Grand Jury
in default of $500 bail
YESTERDAY. Mr.. Knowles, a painter, had
a very narrow escape from being seriously
injured. He was engaged in painting
house on Twentv-seyenth street and the
ladder upon which he was standing fell 10
the ground, throwing him nearly to the
middle of the street He was picked up in
an unconscious condition, but an examlna-
ton showed no bones broken
The following cOnveyances were admit
ted 10 record ~ Clerk Hooks office yester-
day; A deed made by Saline Clemens aud
husband TO J. D. Porter and others, in con-
Sideration ofS2 $50, for the one-twelfth in
terest in 81 acres of land. A deed made
the 18th day of June 1884, by Vim. II.
Hearne and wife to Abner Key, in cOnsid-
sideration of $500 for lot No. in square
II, situate at the corner of 18th and Chap
line streets.
Mrs. EMMA MOoRE ScOTT, a missionary
from India, will make an address in the
Fourth St NJ +. Church this Thursday
evening at 80 o'clock. Mrs. Scott is well
known in this vicinity, having made her
home in Moundsville before she went to
India. She was also pupil in the Wheel
ing Female College, and was for time
member of the Fourth ST NJ. f. Sunday
School anu choir Her many friends will
be pleased to meet her again.
MEssRS SPEIDEL, Prince and Stein, the
special committee appointed by the Board
Of County Commissioners to make thor
ough investigation Of the old Miller prop
erty CD Caldwell run, foI the purpose Of see
ing whether it was suitable place 20 allow
MessrS. Orr and Spears to sell liquor, Wis
tied the ground Yesterday ard will make a
IGll report to the Board at its next meeting
AessrS. Orr and Spears applied for a license
10 sell liquor at the old Miller property
some time since aud the Board would no;
grant the license, but appointed this com
mittee to investigate the situation and re
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