Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-05-30
RESULTS OF RUNNING.
small Matters Of News Picked up Hero and
There.

Park TINS AFTERNOON anu evening"
: FouR deeds OF trust were admitted to rec
ord ct Clerk Hooks Office Yesterday.
OSl.Y one arrest was reported at police
Headquarters at late hour last night
/ THE Maennerchor Society will give a
gtand picnic at Seiberts Garden to-day.
TINS work of decorating the business
Id SEES throughout the city was commenced
last evening.
Tax Morning Star Social will excurt to
Wellsburg on the steamer Chesapeake Sat
uTday evening.
CLARKE and Lewis will run a 100 yard
foo: race for purse of 5000 at the Fair
grounds tomorrow afternoon.
Ar meeting held. last night, the Young
Mems Democratic Club decided to meet ON
Monday evening and reOrganize.
THERE will be a Grand Decoration Ball
at Turner Hall this evening A cordial iu-
vitation is extended to all ladies. Music by
Birch.
Tue pupils of Frazier's Business College
held picnic at Wheeling Park yesterday.
a very pleasant day was enjoyed by the
part C pants.
YESTERDAY the gates were put up atthe
new Fair grounds and hereafter all persons
wishing to play base ball on these grounds
will have to pay. e.,
The Happy Eight will exeurt to Cresaps
Grove on the steamer Telegram tomorrow.
Dinner will be served on board the boat. A
big time is expect d.
YESTERDAY Mr. Chas Steinman widow
er) and Mrs. Eliza Heutz were married BY
Rev Krumdick The lride has two child
rem and the groom six.
The fires were started in the crematory
this morning. Tomorrow the undertakerS
will be here with corpse for incarceration.
Washington Reporter.
MR. GEO. STIFEL'S new residence on
north Main street is completed, and last
evening house warming was in order,
and was certainly successes.
YESTERDAY Charles Slasher, the white
washer was bitten on the leg by "A dog on
Chapline s'r,er. The brute will be eNter-
minated to- iay by policeman.
Mrs. 5. Mason opened up her summer
garden at No. 2207 Main street last eren-
ing with grand supper. The Opera House
Orchestra Wa engaged for the affair
THcsE ladies and gentlemen who desire
To participate in the decoration OF rN-CoC-
.sGerate graves, will report at Major Alder
sons Office at o'clock sharp, this morning.
LAST evening the ladies members Of the
South Side Singing Society gave leap year
vary at Arbenz Hall The ball, like all
tlings man, ged by the ladies, was grand
81 cCCSS.
The Citizens railway company have their
stable in the southern portion of the city in
the best of order. The company are using
So head of horses TO run their cars. All OF
tie horses are in fine order
LAST evening Yice-PreSident Thompson
received official dispatches from Ironton
Pomeroy and Clifton stating that the mills
at those points will sign the scale and con-
tmue running.
TBE Regular base ball club will hold
meeting at Labor Hall tonight for the pur
Lose OF reOrganizing. All members aud
PERSONS wishing to become members will
please attend the meeting. The boys in
lend TO make this one Of the best clubs in
this vicinity
P,ExER$BrGG has arrested Isaac Stukev.
charged with having several wives. Isaac
does not deny the soft impeachment. The
same wild town has mysterious woman
running about and the authorities have
taken her for everything from Charlie Ross
to Jessie James.
The Ohio City Lodge K of P, Of Martins
Ill ,.lal,r,t yha,r fhfs
evening 4 cordial invitation is extended
TO all members Of the fraternity living in
this city and vicinity to attend. A large
delegation from this city will attend and
also from Bridgeport A grand time is eX-
Pected.
|. THE following conveyances were Admit
ted to record at Clerk Hooks office yester-
iav: A deed made the 10Th day of MAY,
1884, by K. Prettvmen of Tridelphia, to
TAYLOR Foreman. Of the same town, in con-
Sideration of $50, for lot No. 80 situate in
the town of Tridelphia; deed made the
10Th dav of May, 1884, by Henry Brahler
10 p. Carney in consideration of 81 200, for
ihe south half of lot No. situate in Joseph
Caldwelrs addition to this city.
LAST evening about forty members of the
Ohio Valley Lodge No. 81, h of p, visited
the Belmont Lodge at Bridgeport to witness
the working of the ampli6ed third degree.
After witnessing the excellent working of
the Belmont Lodge the visitors were escort
ed to an adjoining hall, where a large table
loaded with the daintieS of the season was
spread The visitors were agreeably sur
prised BY the hospitality Of the brother
lodge ard upon their return to this city
about midnight were loud in their praise Of
sbe magnificent repast and of the hospitality
ofthe brother lodge.
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