Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-20

Pointed P-snsulnss Of Brief Items OaLOsai
interest.

.ROinteu EeututnEo "a nFfoAA &-~
interest.
BASE BAH today.
ONE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
GAINESVILLE votes on prohibition To-
day.
SEVERAL lawn tennis games are booked
for this week.
EIGHT u~nfortunates were before His
Honor yesterday morning.
THERE viii be a fairly good attendance
at Police Court this morning.
TICKETS for the base ball game to-day
can be secured at the Howell House.
A WAGON leaked with empty kegs
broke down on Market street yesterday
afternoon.
AUCTIONEER HALLER yesterday soldthe
| Cracraft property, on Twelfth street, 70
Simon Kline for $685..
CONTRACTOR CAMPBELL has resumed
work on the paving of Fourteenth street,
between Main and Market.
MUNICIPAL COURT met yesterday, Blu
adjourned over until to-day without trans
acting any business of importance.
THE Arion, Maennerehor and Germania
boys who are going to the Sangertest,
were out last evening in their new white
hats.
A NUMBER of young men on the South
Side are building a new fishing boat n
will excurt down the river as o rs II Is
completed.
THE Steubenyille Herald clips the Ohio
CITY Bank case from the REGISTER and
kindly credits to the Bellaire Tribune.
Thanks, Oscar.
A MAN with a StereOseOpe amused a
large crowd of spectators on Fourteenth
street last evening, and advertised MS
goods ut the same time.
THE CITY Water Board put in two new
~ire-plugs on Sixteenth street yesterday,
and mt the corner of Jacob and the other at
the corner of the alley next west.
j. J. STROEHLEIN yesterday qualified as
the executor of the will of J. +. Zeigler,
deceased. Bond, $4,000. No security
required by the termsOf the will.
THE S~teubenyille and GAINESVILLE base
balls clubs played a %ten-inning game at
GAINESVILLE, yesterday, the score standing
two to one in favor of ~Steubenvllle.
THE brothers of Guenther Schnelle visit
ed him at the penitentiary yesterday, and
desire us to say that the statement pub
lished in yesterdays AateHigeReer, that he
is insane, is false.
A BLACKsNAEE measuring four feet
long and three inches thick was captured
at Hobbs, BrOckunier & Co.'S glass works,
Yesterday, by Robert Briceing. A small
one was also killed.
THE handsome oil painting by Mrs. n.
Linch was ratified for on Saturday last.
There were one hundred chances. The lucky
number was 90, and the owner was X. l..
Martin, ESD, of Pittsburg.
THE Arion, MennerchOr and Germania
Singing Societies are prepared to leave for
Milwaukee to-day, the former over the p,
c. & st. l.. and the latter two over the B.
o. The boys have made arrangements to
have a grand time.
J.. +. Robinson, Esq, who recently sus-
tanned injuries by being thrown from q
morse, We dIC arc Sldu W hoNN' ID Ou' "S'Ai'
He holds two checks, aggregating S27, from
accident insurance companies for the week
he was laid up by the accident.
The plumbers and a picked nine played
a game of base ball on the other side Of the
tunnel, resulting in n score of = to in II
innings in favor of the plumbers. Battery
for plumbers, Ed. ChriStman and George
Hardgraves; picked nine, Charley McGin-
mis- and Andy Marshall.
A REPORT was current in MOundSville,
yesterday, that a Wheeling policeman had
been badly beaten up by two tOughs, who
had escaped and hid in ~NIOundsville. The
Justice OF the Peace ~telephOned up, saying
he had the suspected men spotted, " but
was told nothing OF the sort had happened
here in Wheeling.
YESTERDAY afternoon quite IN excite
ment was O~ccasioned in Alley b, just above
Twenty-sixth street, and Il crowd soon col
lected and stood looking around i'll open
mouthed wonder. No one, however, could
discover the cause of the racket, and re-
ports that a man had whipped his wife, a
boy had been shot, and that q girl had
been poisoned by eating ice cream, &c,
&c, spread rapidly, but none of them were
authenticated