Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-21
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Reporters.
A FEW fall svercoat, were out late lssl
night.
THERE have been collected and paid over
70 the State about $1,000 Of fines accruins
from the last grand iury's work.
THOMAS NJ GARLAND was admitted to
practice law in the Municipal Court, yester
day, on motion Of Louis F. Stifel.
A DELIGHTFUL party was given by Mr.,
Ed. Frsrzhe;m 10 a number of his friends
at his home OF North Main street, lssl
night.
A NUMBER of young Jewish society folks
vent out in bus to the Park last evening
and enjoyed q pleasant evening, taking sup
ar al b point on the road.
The game o! ball which was to have beer
oIsved at the new Fair Grounds yesterday
ttseen the Lilies of the Valley and the
S,eubenville club failed 10 materiaGze.
PEOPLE living in the neighborhood Of the
streets crossed by the B & o. are greatly
pleased st The prospect of having gates ano
are aDxions for them t. be erected at once
The Suufowers and Niagarss played
anne OF base ball on the South Side Wed
Gesday afternoon, the game resulting in
score Of 10 10 6 in favor of the Sunhowers.
A BOX named Meder, employed at tbt
Central glass works, was badly injured yes
,er6sy morning by being run over by 3
mall car used in transporting material t.
he mixing pot.
EDpIE Cox, lad whose home is OF
twenty. fourth street, while visiting in thu
ountTy. had the misfortune to fall from
tree and break his right arm. He returned
Yesterday and the arm was set by DR.. Ed
wards.
The Cottage Home Social gave delight
ful little hope at the Paik last evening
shich was attended by large crowd Of
happy young folks. Billy Mayors tull or
chestra made the music TO which the party
ripped the light fantastic until late hour.
Dick KIRwIN, who is we'll known here,
formerly being a street car driver on thu
9ri5geport line, died at his home in Harp
er's Ferry. Yesterday of consumption, aite'
liDgeli g illness. he was member of the
Knights Of st. Gto-ge, in this city.
A DANCING and skating carnival will b,
given at the Chapline street rink tonight
under the direction of Prof c. j. Mayer,
and under the auspices OF his dancing class
Billy Mayors full orchestra will be on HAND
10 make the music and grand time is ex
pected.
The Board of Public Works will 60 down
to that portion OF Eoff street lying between
twenty seventh and Thirty-frst streets this
morning to examine the grade of the new
pavement. Some o. the property holders
complain that the present grade is injurious
to their lots.
THOMAS 0'BRIEN, assignee of the Monitor
Towboet and Barge Company, yesterday
sold 10 Nancy P. Armstrong, for $2,775, fv,
sections of docks, one wharf boat, one black
NTH shop boat, one house boat, Que pump
crane boat and all tools, &c, contained
in said boats. The property is now lyinga
what is known as the Monitor wharf.
An interesting game of base ball was
played yesterday afternoon by the Globes o
Bellaire and the regulars of the South Side
The game was Witnessed by q large crowd
md resulted in favor Of the Bellaire team
" a score of i8 TO 2. However our team
labored under the disadvantage Of not hav
ing their regular catcher and pitcher.
A PLEASANT little affair was held at tn,
home Of Dave Rust, on Twenty,ffth street
last evening, number Of that young man.
friends being present, who spent an enjoya
Die evening in various amusementsr Vocs'
music By the South Side Qusrtette~ snC
banjo music and singing by Messrs. Wal
ther and Minkemeyer Refreshments also
formed a pleasant feature of the entertain
ment.
JOHN COSTELLO, captain of the "Hspp,
Nine Whittlers" base ball club, of the Ess
End, challenges the Happy Twelve club, o
Hobbs glass house, through their captain,
Henry Speck, for match game of bali, S25
q side, to be played on the tunnel green
Saturday, August %. 1.-THE challenge il
accepted. several East End parties willbscl
their club for al they are worth.