Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-23
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ATTEND this evenings concert at the
Opera House.
A LARGE number of the Steubenville
visitors took in the Park, yesterday.
RUNAWAY broke the monotOny o life
on Sixteenth street, yesterday. No dam
age.
THE B. & o. pay car arrived yesterday
and the employees received their monthly
salaries.
ONLY two arrest had been made up TO
one O'Clock this morning. Both were Tor
drunkenness.
Two East End citizens INDUCED in a
fight on McCullOch street, last evening,
about s o'clock. Warrants will be issued
this morning.
The funeral of the late Charles Tieman
will take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock,
from the family residence, corner Of Mar
ket and Tenth streets.
THREE little cOlored girls narrowly
escaped being wiped Outas they were cross
ing Market street, yesterday afternoon, by
q rapidly moving two-hOrse rig.
THE Board of County Commissioners
were called to meet yesterday morning 81
Board of Equalization and Appeals, but as
only four members put in an appearance,
nothing was done.
THERE were six cases before His Honor
Yesterday morning. The case against CITY
Sexton Charles Heiser was dismissed, the
Court holding that there was no Intentional
violation of the burial law.
LAST evening Charles Lee swore out a
warrant before Justice Davis for Leon Van
Walt, charging him with disturbing the
peace at Brunhaus' restaurant, In the
Second ward market house.
THE First Methodist Church of Steuben-
Vile excurted to this city OF the Abner
O'Neal Yesterday and spent the day en-
ioyably calling upon friends and visiting
prominent points about town.
HE'LL of Bellaire or his hackers, failed
To show up at Ritz & COchran's saloon, in
Bellaire last evening, to accept William
Habbertield'S challenge, and SO the race
will very probably not come OF.
THE new pottery project which has been
pushed forward for some time past by a
number of experienced gentlemen, is rap,
idly assuming shape. 1t Is earnestly hoped
the venture will prove 4 success.
The Wheeling & Lake Erie road will
give excursion rates from Bowerstown to
Orrvile, where camp meeting will be
held from July 9th to August 4th. TIT
camp meeting will be very large and sue
ceSSful.
THE Directors of the BenwOOd Nail Mill
held their regular monthly meeting, last
evening. The REGISTER is assured that
nothing but routine business was transact
ed, all reports to the contrary notwlth-
standing.
THE corner stone laying celebration Of the
new ST. AlphOnsus Church will take place
on Sunday, August lst, and arrangements
are being made to make the affair a sue
cess. Excursion rates will be observed
upon all the roads coming into the city.
4 PARTY of young folks rendered Master
Albert Cohn, of Cleveland, o., who is
visiting his uncle, Mr.. E. Emsheimer, at
his residence on Eleventh street, a most
pleasant surprise party. Refreshments
were served at 1920 p. M, and the young
folks departed at a late hour, well pleased
with the evenings entertainment.
Two ladies appeared upon the streets
Yesterday afternoon wearing hats that at
tracted a great deal of attention. They
where shaped something like those worn
by the Pilgrim Fathers, but were on a
larger scale and made of straw. They
would serve for umbrellas, but would not
behave well in a high wind.
The members of the Young Mems Dem
Ocratic Club are calledtO meet at the hall
ut l o'clock sharp this afternoon, to attend
the funeral of the late Charles Tieman.
The club will leave the hall for the resi-
dence ut las o'clock. The Opera House
band will head the column, Arrangements
have been made with the Elm Grove Rail,
road Company to have special cars at the
east end ofSixteenth street to take the clul
to the cemetery.