Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-03

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TIE County Committee on Finance met
Yesterday.
THERE is fine opening on the Island for
a street sprinkler.
OUITE number of mill men have left the
city on fishing expeditions.
woux on the lower wen at the water
works is progressing rapidly.
ONE q ed of trust was admitte to record
q; Jerk HO5k Office yesterday.
\ SMALL fraels took place on North
Main street yesterday afternoon.
THE new motor for the Elm Grove Rail
way was placed on the track yesterday,
ALLY F. between 18th and 10Th streets
ueeis tie attention of the health officer.
TRAVELLERS over Chapline street condemn
the old Elm Grove car track as a nuisance.
TIE Beethoven singing society will give
gand picnic at the fair grounds to-mor-
row.
CTS HAXSE, well known saloon keeper
Of the Eighth ward, has purchased the "Of
fee saloon.
Nh. Gas. BIyGELL is having new pave
meut laid in front Of his drug store on Thir-
t,-third street
TIE fire engine ordered by Council will
arrive here this month. 4 grand test will
probably be made
TuE work of laying new pavements all
over the city is progressing quite rapidly,
and is long felt want.
TuE County Committee on Roads and
Bridges met yesterday Nothing of special
importance was transacted.
PITTsBUEG parties are at work on an iu-
dUstrial map of Western Pennsylvania,
something unique and valuable. -
A JOINT meeting Of the Committee on
Ordinai ces and Railroads viii meet this
afternoon at ) O'Clock, at the city building.
THIS Regulars and Riverside base ball
clubs PLAYED match game of ball yester-
dav The former won by a score Of . to 6.
YESTERDAY the Top Mill Nail Factory
was off on account Of the intense heat.
This factory Will close down for the summer
This afternoon.
SEVERAL large fishing parties, composed
mostly OF wOrkmCn from the Central class
Company left yesterday for Coal Springs
and other fishing resorts.
TUE contest between Francis Reistcr and
Michael Cusic for gold watch will be de-
c.dcd at the hall of the House OF Delegates
al O'clock this evening.
\ NEW beer garden is being erected Cn
the hillside back Of the Eighth ward. \
arge she'd or covering about one hundred
feet long is being erected.
G. \. BEUrER was appointed, before
Clerk Hook, yesterday, guardian Of Matilda,
Louise and Carrie klari. Bond $500,
with VIM SchCckey as security.
TIE motors on the Elm Grove railroad
will leave the capitol every hour tomorrow.
This is grand improvement on the old
time card of q motor every hour.
The committees of the Liederkraaz
Schuetzeuverein of Bellaire were yesterday
at Henry Seibert's and arranged definitely
for the coming great shooting match.
c. Ed. SCHENERLEIN was appointed
guardian of John o. and C. Ed. Schener-
lcin, Jr.. orphans of Mary Schenerlein, de-
ceased, before Clerk Hook, yesterday. Bond
$500, with Maria Schenerlen as security.
LEWIS +. Thomas was appointed admin
istrator Of the estate of Frederick Thomas,
deceased, at Clerk Hook Office yesterday.
Bond $500, with c. Ellsworth and L. L.
Stiiel as securities.
R1y. T. J. SrorT, D. D., Of India, will
deliver a free lecture at the First NJ. f.
Church in Bridgeport tonight. Subject,
What a Missionary Saw in India China
and Japan"
TIE Eoff street bridge across Caldwelrs
Run has been nicely repaired. The bridge
is very poor structure. and before any
more money is expended on 1t, it should
have new abutments.
The report which has been in circulation
for several days to the effect that an Island
lady had beaten her child nearly to death
is false in every particular. The story must
have its origin in malice.
LEWIS HAxIE'S crowd of fishermen, who
are encamped near Fish creek, sent to this
city yesterday a large tub filed with fine
fish They report fish plentiful and are
catching morethan they can use.
The Happy Eight viii excurt to Cresap's
Grove, tomorrow. They are a generous
set of Young men After their last picnic
they donated large quantity Of refresh
ments and supplies to the orphans.
JAS. TRAVIs, well known in this city.
caught FISH that weighed 22l pounds be
low Powhattsn. Capt. John Rodgers and
Lieut.. Vim Phillips are in command Of the
Eclipse Fishing Club. One the whole the
company is having high old time.
A FORCE of men are busily engaged in
having a new curbing on Eof street, from
CaldwelPs Run to Thirty-irst street. The
residents along this street were anxious for
this improvement as they were sadly in
/ reed Of sidewalks
YESTERDAY morning, about 10 o'clock
the smoking 10 Sc Of Albert Schairer's
slaughter house in Fulton caught fire and
| the building was saved by q bucket force.
The Fulton Fire Department hose being too
short to reach the burning building The
damage amouts to probably $4,000
TIE following conveyance was admitted
to record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday
| A deed made the 30th day Of June, 1884,
BY Mary J. Carney to A. Loring, Thomas
o Rrien and J. J. Kahn, trustees of the will
Of Philip Reilly, deceased, in consideration
of $lOO for all rights in the mansion house
and farm of Philip Reilly, mentioned in the
seventh clause of his will.
The c. L. & W. R. r. viii run train
every hour on July 4th between Bridgeport
and Ridgeway's Grove, to accommodate all
who wish to attend the great picnic of the
Liederkranz Singing Society, first train
leaving Bridgeport at $50 a. M; last train
leaves he grove at $50 p. m. Fare round
trip, 25c. Come everybody and hayea good
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