Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17
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MAYER's brass hand will appear at the
picnic to-day in nobSy new uniforms.
THE Beethoven Singing Society will ex-
curt down the river to-day on the steamer
Telegram.
10 the Dillon watch clubs, last evening,
No. IS drew the watch in Club No 3, and
No. AZ in Club No. A
JOE DONOVAN was arrested by Officer
Lukens last night for disorderly conduct
on the Fair Grounds.
A NUMBER of members of the K. of G.
E of B.idgaport, instituted new lodge
at Bellairc Friday night.
WORK was continued all night last night
on the Market street water pipe ditch, and
the street is in fairly good shape.
THE people in Alley ID, between Eoff
and Chapline streets, are kicking on ac-
count of the condition OF the alley.
A CHILD Of Richard Humes, of Bridge.
port. was badly burned few days ago by
upsetting dish of hot soup on its arms.
MRS. HENRY PFLUG, of the Eighth
ward, is suffering from a broken bone in
her left leg, sustained by fall few days
ago.
THE Temperance Social excurts TO
Cresap's Grove on July 4, on the steamer
Courier, and q pleasant time is antici-
pated.
IT Was John Koch, not John Clark, who
was selected by the Washington District
Democrats as a candidate for County Com
missioner.
JUDGE JACOB will hold special term Of
the Circuit Court about the 10th Of July,
when the arguments on motion for new
trial in the cases Of Kelley and Christie
will he heard.
META DUNBAR's mdiSon de .joie, 1917
Eoff street, was raided by officers Friday
night and the madame, two girls and two
men were captured, all Of whom put up
for their appearance.
Two drunken men succeeded in wreck
ing buggy on the Peninsula late yester-
day afternoon. The went TO sleep in the
midst of the wreck, according TO reports
received at police headquarters.
THE Biecalaureate sermon to the grad
uatipg class of the Linsly Institute will
be delivered by Rev. r. F. Randolph, d.
D., at the Fourth Street M. E. Church,
this evening. All are cordially invited to
be present.
THE members Of Coal Miners Union
No. 4 ere notified TO assemble at Trades
Assembly Hall this afternoon at $3.50, to
attend the funeral Of their deceased
brother, A. 81. Hunt, who was killed in
the Crescent mine yesterday.
A HORSE belonging 10 Mr.. Jos. Speidel
became frightened while being unhitched
from buggy, yesterdayday evening, aud
Knocked the colored bostler down. The
animal then dragged the vehicle across the
street and up against gas post, breaking
the shafts of the buggy.
YESTERDAY was pretty hot one and in
some parts of the city the Thermometer
went mp to 90 In The shade, the average
over town being about 81. The weather
at Parkersburg was about the same, except
that at about o'clock heavy storm came
up, and hail fell quite numerously.
DIR. FRANZ z. GRIFFIN, surgeon den.
fist, who comes TO our city well recon-
mended, has opened an office at 1143 Mar
ket street. DR.. Griffin is q graduate Of
the dental department of the University
of Pennsylvania, which is guarantee Of
his ability to serve the public satisfacto-
rily.
The Young Mems Democratic Club, Of
Bellaire, will hold an open open meeting
Monday evening in the Til6en Club Rooms
and all members are requested to be pres
emit. Those wishing to Join will please
send in their names. An invitation is ex-
tended to any member Of neighborhood
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