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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08
FUN WITH TIE RANBLERS
COnover Shut the Amateur Players
Out Without a Run.
But the Ramblers Put Up Cool
Game-Results Of Contests in the
National League-News from the
Race Tracks - Other Sporting
Matters, Local and Telegraphic.

When the Ramblers, concededly
the best amateur team in this vicinity,
tackled the Wheeling professional
players, they "bit off more than they
could swallow" The amateur club put
up a good game, and the contest was
interesting throughout but the Ram
blers were never on speaking terms
with the home plate, during the nine
innings The odd gem'man" from
Kentucky was on the rubber. and they
only managed TO connect with the ball
when he sent il over the plate as big
as balloon. OF the five hits which
they made, three were rank scratches.
One was a stingy little fly in the in
field, from Billy Manley's bat, which
both Kane and Ball went after and
either could have taken, but il was al
lowed to drop between them. Con
was in good form, however, or more
hits would have been made by the OPP
posing team. Manley, Leach, Kinoh-
eloe, Anderson and others. are general
ly pretty handy with the stick, but
Con" made them pop up easy flies.
The "old gem man" is never so happy
as when he strikes an easy thing. and
consequently he was in his glory yes
terday, and his coaching was feature
of the game.
McCombs pitched very effectively,
and if he had been given better support
in the fourth inning, the score would
not have been so large He was also
a trifle wild at times. The team played
good ball and should be able to win a
majority of games from any of the
amateur teams in this section. Wheel
iTg punched hits and the Ramblers
punched errors in the fourth, and the
result was a procession of five Wheel
ing uniforms across the home plate.
The league team made one more in each
OF the sixth and seventh innings. There
was very small crowd of spectators
and they were all Rambler rooters.
The score by innings follows:
Wheeling .......0 5 0 l 0 0-7
Ramblers ........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Base hits, Wheeling 10, Ramblers 5:
errors, Wheeling 3. Ramblers 6: bat
teries, Wheeling. Conover and Davis.
Ramblers, McCombs and Anderson.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08
Some of Those From Out of Town Who are
Now in Wheeling.

Now in wheeling.
ST Charles: G. G. Vansickle, Point
Pleasant; George Blaine, Willow
Grove: c. T. Campbell and wife, Sis
tersville; John c. Depue. Creston; G.
B. Louis, SistersYille.
Stamm: John Zarikler. Mrs. ].
Brammer, Miss Bertha Ezzer, Dayen-
port; W. H. Henderson, NJ NJ. Holmes,
Little Mills; F. c. Peter, Buckhannon
Mrs. George z. Work, Sistersvillei
Charles +. Kurner, Grafton; VIM. Hub
bard. Wittens
Behler: c. b. Hitchcock. Sistersvillet
James NJ. Mclaughlin, Huntington; A.
S. Adams, Taylorstown; T. II. Baker
and family. Warrington; Mr. and Mrs
Dan NJ. Bell, Washington; w. S. Hitch
ems. Morgantown; Mr.. and Mrs. w
Mason. Dennison, o.
Windsor: John f. Hutchinson, Par
kersburg; Mrs. VIM. II. Tarr, Wells
burg: Mrs. Lane, Parkersburg; d. c,
Caste. Elizabeth; w. H. Drought, Buoy
rus. O.; w. Beard. Elizabeth.
Mcclure: F. c. Percival Sistersville
L. NJ. Goshorn. Sistersville; John Nor
timer. Parkersburg; VIM. Neunschon-
derr. Sistersville; S. l.. Mooney, Woods
field: H. C. Moore, Sistersyille.
Oil men at Mcclure: II. NJ. Ernst, c
X. O'Hara, Pittsburg.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08
PERSONALS.

What contrast when she went TO swim
In grief his face he hid
'TwiXt what he thought she'd look TO him
And what she really did.
Despite the unfavorable weather last
evening, the musicale at the English
Lutheran Church was we'll attended
and a great success. Mrs. Nellie Swee-
ny Palmer. of Wheeling. the vocalist OF
the evening, received an ovation. Miss
May E. Trayner's reading was another
feature of the programme worthy Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Courier.
Hon. w. B. McGary, Prosecuting At
torney of Lewis county, is a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Riester, on the
South Side.
Miss Emma Roberts, of Thirteenth
street. has returned from an extended
visit to her cousin, at Jeanette. Pa.
Will MacCorkle. son OF Governor
MacCorkle was the guest of Louis
Grub at Echo Point, during the past
week.
Miss Virginia Somes, of Terre Haute.
Indiana. is the guest OF Miss Elsie
Whitaker, on South Chapline street.
Miss Ethel Bailey left during the past
week for Shelbyville, KY, where she
will resume her studies at Science Hill
Seminary.
Misses Emma and Alice Kelsey were
the guests of Miss Mayme McMasters
during the past week while on their
way home to Pittsburg from White Sui
phur Springs. where they have been
during the summer.
Charles Paxton is home from a two
weeks stay at Oakland, Maryland.
viii Vance leaves Monday for La
ranceville, n. j., whore he will enter
school.
Mrs E. B. Stoehr, of Marietta. Ohio.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
W. w Maser, of the Island, left for her
home yesterday morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08

diversion Of the evening was bowling
about two hours being spent in tossing
the lignum vitea spheres down the al
legs Two teams were chosen, cap
tanned respectively by Frederick Col
mar and VIII McElroy, and the latter
won by q narrow margin. Mrs. VIM.
McElroy made the high score OF the
ladies', 145. The merry party repaired
TO the cafe after the contests, and dis
cussed a sumpJuOus spread. DR.. B. ID.
Morrison gracefully ofiiciated as toast
master. and the addresses were made
by Fred Colmar, Charles Ray and
Charles Bowers. The remainder Of the
evening was given up TO terpsichorean
pleasures upon the pavilion. At mid
night the party formed in procession,
and to the accompaniment of red fire
and stirring music. marched TO the in
cline.
There viii be a dance and reception
given at the Casino Tuesday night in
honor of Miss Sadie Cowthorn. who is
visiting Miss Flora Morgan, on North
Main street.
Miss Minnie Jacobs gave a farewell
party in honor Of her friend. Miss Anna
NorringJOn. who left for her home in
Chicago Monday. Miss Norrington
made a great many friends during her
visit here
On Wednesday evening Mr. Oscar
KrOnjaeeer. of c. Mendel & Co, was
married 10 Miss Josephine GOsney, in
the parlor OF Rev. William Ulfert.
After the ceremony the newly married
couple drove to their future home. No.
32j Main street, where q reception was
held.
Aloysius Gaus was quietly married
TO Miss Maggie Carroll in the residence
of Bishop DOnahue last Wednesday
morning. a wedding dinner was
served AZ the residence Of the bride on
Market street.
Charles Goettel. Of the Eighth ward,
viii be united in marriage with Miss
Title Warsinsky this afternoon by the
Rev. Mr. BOcele, Of ST. Matthew's
Church, BenwoOd.
party was given by Miss Katie
Helfeubiue. Wednesday afternoon, at
her home at Roney's Point. in honor of
her friend. Miss Lena Bowman. of
Wheeling. The afternoon was passed
i'm numerous amUsements. and refresh
ments We're served at an early hour.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08
MANY SENTENCES PA8G'
By Judge Hugus, in the Cr.r.n
Court Yesterday.
Louis Nolte Sent to the Peni+er,..
for a Year-Thomas Gross e..
Seven Months in Jail and a Ps
Besides - Yesterdays Proc
ings in the Circuit Court.

Yesterday was another rather D..
day for the Circuit and c-.r.
Courts, a large amount Of bus.r...'
ing disposed Of in both tribunal.
In the Criminal Court case.
allied, pleas entered aad s4r,s.-
jlssed as follows
Selling liquor without a lice,..--,,
stein two cases, Y. Scrogg,p, d..
cases, Edward Miller one case 70, +.'
lars and costs each.
Selling liquor on Sunday s,.
one case, Eward Miller one ~
Joseph Marshall three cases rss,. r.
gard three cases, twenty dollar, 1 ~
costs each. az.
LOUIS Nolte plead guilty to the -g.
against him, which contained An ..
CATION OF a previous conviction .-.
was sentenced 10 be confined In them
itenaary for the term Of one year
Elizabeth McGatreu and Chan.
Doyle plead guilty 10 alu,.rv and Me-
lined fifty dollars and costs each a-.
sent to jail for fifteen days each In hi
dition.
For keeping houses Of IN fame t..
were the following pleas OF guily
sentences: Maggie Miller two .....
Jesse Mont;celE. Nora Collins .r,.
Davis, Flora Anderson and Ann, Rev.
nolds, twenty dollars and costs - b
case.
Thomas Goss plead guilty 90 r..-.
ing |. A. Garee's store and was ,r.
tened 10 seven months in jail an Ii
Of twenty-five dollars.
Frank c. Cox was admitted % ra.
tice in this Court.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08
\ Non-Union Workmen Assau lted-Taylor
and Coss Held For Court.

About half-past ten o'clock last even
ing, man named Johnson, one OF the
employees OF the Buckeye glass factory
in Martins Ferry, was walking up First
street. when a man named Tom Will
son. struck him in the side Of the head
with a brick. Johnson has not yet
placed a charge against his assailant
Frank Coss was given a preliminary
hearing before Squire Kellar, in Mar
tins Ferry, las, evening, on a charge
of assaulting Fred Taylor and VIM.
Brown about three weeks ago. He
waived examination and was bound
over 10 court. The same action was
taken in Taylor's case.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08

Before Judge PAUL, in the C.rcr.,
Court. the following business Vas caas-
acted yesterday.
w. E. Patterson and Frank W. No.
bitt were admitted 20 practice
In the matter OF the petition of r. F.
Porter and wife for permission 20 4d51.
Myrtle Emmer,. the hearing was Sc. 20,
September 18th. al p. m
In the matter of the petition O., lie
Board OF Education OF Richlald d.s-.
for the appointment Of commiss'ares
TO condemn certain property belong e
10 John P. G.lchrist. Messrs. A. J.. wi.
son, J. ". McCulloch, S. ". Busby W
z. Nichols and T. j. Garden was 15-
pointed.
In the case u Frank Robrecht s
United Banking and Building Assoc
ton he demurrer Of defendants N4i
argued and submitted 20 the Cu0r,
In the case Of Fanny Levy " S. s..
Wilcox, e. al. The motion 20 i.sms. Oh.
appeal was argued and submitted
The case Of Stephen MCCullca " Eva
Wayman was dismissed.
The case Of W. J. Cots v -lr S2 q
Grocery Co. was reset for the -.ri -s.
Before Judge Campbell tle-e vs q
decree confirming the sale mad. v
Commissioner B. S. Allison ID ,.. ola
Of Oscar Oukon & Co. Y. s. F.--
sons, e. al.
In the case Of Hines Bros 60 81.
Stole Bros. the motion for a T .,ll
was overruled and judgment " g.r.-
for S69.15.
In the case of F. w. Bernard A.
gust Kruger, e. al, there was .ll
of the motion for q new w.4 .-.
judgment for so.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg, Pa, September The
Pittsburgs returned from their disas-
trous Eastern trip to-day and signal
lied it by defeating Washington in two
unsatisfactory games. Errors were nu-
merous and costly. The regular UNI
pire for some reason failed to appear,
and two home umpires were chosen,
which gave the visitors a chance to do
a great deal of wrangling over decis-
ions. Attendance, 2,20O. First game
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08

months The summer resorts are be-
ing depopulated and there is a con-
stant procession back TO the city. One
now expects TO meet his friends ut the
usual places, and as the weather is too
tickle to permit the planning Of elab-
crate functions. a great deal Of time is
spent by the fair sex in discussing the
happenings OF the summer and in re-
laung an about the couquesrs made.
and the thousand and one little things
in which the feminine heart delights.
M0st Of the entertainments which
have been given in Wheeling during
the past fortnight. have been in the
nature OF f1rewelis. complimentary TO
the many charming visitors Who have
spent an or a portion of The heated
terrs in this CITY. Many interesting
bits oil gossip accompany the mountain
and seaside sojourncrs upon their Tee
turn. and not the lo1st Important are
the rumors which connect the names
of several prominent society bellies
with prospective nuptial ceremonies.
IL Dame Rum0r is t0 Dr. believed Cupid
has been ye. active during the sum
mer. and O. i'uher o- bis we'll directed
shafts have lodged be -he hearts of
Wheeling girls. But the good old dame
e. prone 20 ex8Egcrau0n. However. 10
is whispered about that there viii be
at least three notable weddings in the
mos. exclusive circles before the holt
DAYS. There win te no large enter
taiuments during the coming week.
but invitations have been issued for
G number of receptions and soirees,
and the six days viii De far from dull
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
Gov. TacCorkle and Ex-Got. fleming 10
tho City Last Night

Gov. GacCorkle ana EN-"oN. .i''i- '-
tho City Last Night
Governor VIM. A. MacClr.-e md 'H-
Governor A. B. Fleming aufei I'D .-.
city from their homes las evening ana
registered at the Windsor T-t we've
together the greater part o. .-r e'-a-
ing. but whether the yis.- OIL. ION d.
the same time was more than an a'-
dent, neither would say when Regis
ter reporter saw them. Ne ..i. |
much OF one another. said lr .--
ing. that we get together Waeaef- 81
have an opportunity ' EN-i1I"..
Fleming left for home al 1879 '.'
morning. Governor MacCorkie Nl.
turn to Charleston this morning 1
will be accompanied by bis son W'.
who he been visiting Louis Grub x
Echo Point
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08
CHANGED QUARTERS.

Division No. l, of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians. has changed its quarters
from Trades Assembly Hall, on Market
street. TO the Odd Fellows Hall, corner
of Twelfth and Chapline streets. They
will meet at their new quarters to-
morrow night at 1880 o'clock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08
PARKERsBURG K. OF ST. G.

The Catholic Knights of St. George
of Parkersburg will run an excursion
to this city next Sunday. They will
be accompanied by large number OF
their lady and gentlemen friends. No
doubt a cordial welcome will be given
them on their arrival, as the Parkers-
burg Knights have many friends in
this CITY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08
New FAN Dress Trimmings. swabacker's.
The G. A. X. Fast Train to Louisville via
Il a. d.

VIII leave Wheeling Monday. Septem-
Der 9th at $50 a. m. sharp leave Ben
wood Junction at $50. and Bellaire
at a. m. Eastern time. The G. A. r.
Posts and Auxiliary organizations and
their friends OF Wheeling and vicinity
have arranged TO go by the b. q o.
special fast train, through TO Louis
Vile without change, via Cincinnati.
Tickets will be on sale September III
TO 18th inclusive. Round trip frCSl
Wheeling S7.S5; tickets good returning
until October 9TH.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08
Notice.

I wish 10 notify my friends and form
er patrons that I am no longer with Mr.
W. H. Colvig, at No. 1856 Main street
but am now located with Miss Carver
az No. 1045 Main street, where I will be
pleased 10 show them a choice line OF
new Millinery.
KATIE M'DERMOTT.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08

Beckley, Stencil. Joyce, Mercer %;
double plays, Joyce, Setback and Cart
wright ~; bases on balls, Smith, Fore
man, Abbey, Setback; hit by pitched
ball, Beckley, Joyce; struck out, Stuart,
Bierbauer, Brown ~, Abbey. Cart
wright, Boyd, Mercer; time, 2:2O; UNI
pire, Power.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08

Nif. u. II. L4A4A-
norman. junior member OF the firm Of
!. A Zimmerman < Son, wholesale
merchants. of Louisville, Ky, and Miss
Laura Lindsey. niece of Mrs. Mathews.
The affair was private. only the near
relatives and q few invited guests being
present Rev. 3. NJ. Spur, rector OF
Trinity parish. repeated the beautiful
marriage ceremony of the Episcopal
Church which made them man and
wife Among those resent were the
grC0m's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. a.
Zimmerman. of Louisvile: Mr.. and
Mrs A. g. Plymale and Mrs. Lib Myers,
Of Crescent City; William Lindsey and
wife. of Wheeling. and Miss Mintie
Carroll. of GAINESVILLE, o. After par
taking OF an elegant supper, Mr. and
Mrs. Zimmerman were driven to the
depot. where they took the train for
Wheeling. whence they go to Lou
isvilie. via Cincinnati, where they will
reside. TIE bride was the recipient of
quite a number Of handsome presents,
tokens of the high esteem of her many
friends
Mrs. Mary II. Smith, of Bridgeport
celebrated the eightieth anniversary Of
her birth by entertaining dozen Of
hey friends of about the same age, with
a dinner party at her home Friday
-Four generations of the Smith family
We're present. and they sat for photo
graph in a group.
-
Mr.. Joseph Couture. OF the firm OF
Caleb & Couture. OF Bridgeport, was
united in marriage last month TO Miss
Eva Giffen. of the same place. The
fact was not made known to the friends
of the principals until last week, and
was a surprise to their numerous
friends.
Mr.. VIM. r. Stevenson. of the Island.
and Miss Ella Grim. of Bridgeport.
We're the happy principals in a quiet
wedding ceremony. which was per-
formed in the presence of but a few in
vited friends, in the parsonage of the
KirkwOOd VI. E. church Thursday ev-
euing. The officiating minister was
the pastor Of the church, the Rev. c. B.
/ HenrhOrne
MIS-. AALlt4 4tLNtlltI was the Will
ing victim Of surprise party planned
by a number Of her friends. in honor Of
her birthday Thursday evening. at her
home in West Bridgeport.
Miss Retta Frazier gave an enjoyable
F sOiree az her home in BrOOkside.
Bridgeport. Thursday evening. Il was
complimentary 10 her accomplished
4 guest. Miss Holmes. of Canal Dover, o.
Tuesday evening. at the residence of
Mrs. William OFT. in BenwoOd, Mr..
John OFT and Mrs. Lora 3. Arndt were
quietly married in the presence Of a
numbe. of witnesses by the Rev. D. \.
/ Denton. of the NJ. Z. church. Both of
( the contracting parties are residents of
/ Brink. ". Va, and have many friends
/ IN BenwOOd.
Tuesday evening the Linden Club,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08

Earned runs, Pltt5Durg 5, Washing
ton 3: two base hits. Stuart. Hawley;
three base hits, Smith, Joyce; sacrifice
hit Genins; stolen bases, Merritt.
Brown. Joyce: double plays. Clingman.
Bierbauer and Beckley. Beckley and
Gardner: bases on balls, Merritt ~.
Beckley. Bierbauer, Clingman, Joyce,
Abbey. Setback; hit by pitched ball.
Merritt. Donovan; struck out. Beckley,
Stuart. Setback. Schiebeck Boyd ~.
Gilroy ~: passed ball, Merritt; time,
2:20 umpire, Morris.
New York. September when play
was called this afternoon misty rain
was falling and it was decided to post
pone the game until Tuesday, when two
games will be played.
At Observation-Disclosures, $500.
Brooklyn ..... O040102-7 - >
Cincinnati ..... 0O61OO1-S S o
Pitchers-Abbey and Kennedy and
Parrot. Umpires-Murray and ODay.
At Boston-Attendance-2,0OO
st. Louis ........ 100 OH 100
Boston .......... 00020OOO-3 ,
Pitchers-McDougal and Sullivan.
EMPIRES Stockdale and Ehret.
At adelphia-Attendance LAS.
Philadelphia 49,. 0300O0O2-9 10 2
Louisville ..... O00100001-2 10
P.tchers-Orth and Cunningham.
Umpire-Jevne.
Second game-Attendance-13,647
Philadelphia =. 33222 0001-13 10 3
Louisville 49,. 2O0002O01- II
Pitchers-Lucid. McDermott and Get
finger Umpire-Jeyne.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10000.
Baltimore . 0 % 0OO o 1-3 9 4
Cleveland A 90 0 0 0 0 0 o. 10 3
Pitchers. Mcmahon and Cuppy; UNI
pires, Emslie and Mcdonald.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08

VERY pretty
Wedding took
place Thursday
afternoon at
five O'Clock, at
the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. s.
". Mathews,
on Seventh St,
AIoundsville.the
contra c ting
parties being
Mr.. r. II. Zim-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08

Attend the picnic and Sommernachts-
fest 10 be given by the Mozart Singing
Society at Mozart Park on Monday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08

Attend the picnic and Sommernachts-
fest to be given by the Mozart Singing
Society at Mozart Park on Monday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08

LY and August
ire the vacation
months and since
hey are over there
i a more percepJi-
BE interest mani
tested in the forms
Of social entertain
ment which obtain
during the winter
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08
NEAR BY TOWNS.

She loves me just "a million"'
1Iy little girl so fair
Though change is sCant I've all I want.
I'm katie's millionaire,
Exchange.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08

m their residence, az
Edg.ng lon Lane Tues
day evening, Misses
Nae and Alice Nell
waf1a gave O delightful
soiree. complimentary
to tLcir visitors,
the Misses Swar,Zwal-
der. OF CUmber-
land Nd. It was q
domlao party and the
guests were at,.red in
novel and striking
costumes Dancing was
the feature OF the even
.re. VITA music fur
nisheJ by KIlmeyer.
AT midnight an IN
masked and p3rtook Of
ln aDpetiziug luncheon.
after which dancing
was again resumed
.er an nn-fyr r,ur
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08

The third great Lot Sale of the
Moundsville Mining and Manufacturing
Company will take place September II
and is.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08

Choice Novelties in Dress Trimmings.
SWabacker's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08

well knew dancing organization OF
Martin Ferry, save one OF the most
enjoyable hops of the season at
Scheele's Hall. Forty invited guests
were present. many of them being from
Wheeling, Bridgeport and st. Glars
vile. Dougherty's orchestra, of Mar
tins Ferry, furnished excellent music
About midnight the guests were seated
at a table filed with good things. to
which they did due justice. Supper
over, dancing was continued.
Among the musical events of the
week were the recitals at the store
room of Milligan. Wilkin & Co.. on
Market street, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings Mrs. Chas. Roe
mer gave several instrumental solos,
which were warmly appreciated by her
hearers. Vocal numbers were con-
tributed by Mr.. VIII Sweeney The
admirable qualities of his rich baritolN
voice were generously appreciated, esq
pecially in his artistic rendition OF
ashore, by Trotere.
A surprise party was given to Mr.
John Jenkins. at his residence on
Fourteenth street, il being his birth
day. a large number of his friends
assembled TO do honor to the occasion.
Mr. Jenkins was presented with
beautiful gold watch and chain. The
fore part of the evening was spent in
games and music, after which an ele-
CANT supper was partaken OF by the
guests.
g
George w. Thompson, the popular
expressman, and Miss Mary Macin.
of ST. Marys, w. Va. were married
at the home of the groom, on South
Main street. Wednesday evening, by
the Rev Mr. Jordan, of the Chapele
Street NJ E. Church.