Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-03
NUTSHELL NOTES.

closed, Yesterday.
Two deeds OF trust were recorded oy
Clerk Hook. yesterday.
Tax employees OF the LaBelie mlli re-
ceived their filthy lucre to-day.
The "Bon Ton" Social give a grand
picnic at WilUert's Garden, to-morro"
evening.
The Greenbsckers propose holding +"
county convention at the Court housS
tomorrow.
Two happy, prospective groolns pro,
cured the necessary presents from Oie'N
Hook. yesterday.
The summer holidays end to day and
the school marin and pupil are preparing
TO take up the burden oil life again.
4 SrNnEI OF the scholars OF the In.
glish Luthern Sunday School pic nicked
near the tunnel, yesterday afternoon
and had very pleasant time.
TuE boys OF die Leasure boat club
club have made all necessary prepara-
lions iCr their picnic ami regatta ut TO-
morrow, aud all that is needed now Is
pleasant weather.
The case OF Thomas Burke, who was
IN have been examined by Justice Phli-
ips at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, on
a charge 90 disorder, has been postponed
until 10 O'c.Ock this morning.
JESSE LlrroX and John Speidel, two
noble Nimrods from the Eighth ward,
started out yesterday with their hunt
ing pharaphanelia, and wonderful VIII
their stories be when they return.
the Jurors summoned iOr this term CT
the L. :. District Court, are lying
around until His Honor Judge Jackson
puts IN an appearance. Gen. Ton mas
shown up, but the Judge still fingers.
THE sale oil seats for the Emma Alb
bolt performances commenced yester-
dav morning, and was 4 most tiatterng
one. The house will be lilled at each
performance. Those who nave not Sc
cured seats should do SO at once.
Miss May FARIs has been appointed
teacher at the Seventh ward school 10
nm the place made vacant by the reslg-
nation of Miss Clara Young. Miss
Young was married on "Wednesday, to
Mr.. John F.. Parker, OF the firm Of
Parker Bros.
SOME members oi the Rifle Club we're
ont shooting at the long range Yesterday.
Mr.. Lawrence Heller, who lately Joined
the club, and is a NOVICE iii the science,
made Il splendid score, il being, at 500
wards, is: at 100 yards, -, and at l,OrO
wards, rs. Total POS.
LOUISVILLE, September . River lall-
ing with feet in the canal. Weather
warm, cloudy AMI rainy. Nirglc Lee,
Cincinnati To Evansville; Fashion,
Evansville 10 Cincinnati; Anderson,
Evansville to Cincinnati; Cherokee, II.
Louis to Cincinnati; Andy Fulton amt
tow, OwenShorO.
PRoF. STEPHEN Peer is the name OF a
tight rope performer who showed to 4
street audience on Main stree, last even
INC. The "PrOi." met with mlshap,
but no damage. lie fell from his rope
on To the root OF one OF the houses. lie
liz ON his back and il knocked the wind
ont OF him tor the time being.
ALARGE crowd gathered at the Cattle
,!ral last evening 10 witness Ia" marriage
oi G.. Jamisou, Esq, Of Louisiana, aud
Miss Helen, daughter OF Michael Reilly,
Esd. The ceremony was performed 10y
Rev. John T. Sullivan, '. e. An lniof-
anal reception was afterwards heldst the
rt-jdenre OF the brides father.
YESTERDAY morning, aS pr. j. &.
Hnpp was coming down Main street, his
horse slipped OF the street car rail, and
falling. broke its LETT hind ieg. The
Doctor priced the animal highly, and
the accident is quite a loss To him. The
horse was in great agony and was shot,
~ there was no possible chance OF us
recovery.
THE Superintendent OF Water Works
had force Of men at work on Sixteenth
street yesterday, moving the water
plugs out, so rs 10 conform with the
widened pavements. While working,
man named Henry Weisyerber was
struck in the forehead with piece oil
stone that flew up from his pick. 1t
narrowly escaped his eyes, severe
rash being cut, from which the blood
flowed copiously.
THE Saeugerbund met i'll Franzheim
Hall last night, all societies OF the Bund
IN this city being represented. Mr.. III.
G.. Never was elected President aad
William Sonderman Secretary. The
Bund expect to give during the coming
season, several musical entertainments,
and the delegation to- the Grand Bund
will endeavOr To Sc; the Saengertest to
meet in this city next year. We hope
they may succeed.
THIS is the way the Steubenville
Ga:citc prefaces Woodford's preroration:
The following extract from Governor
WoodiOrd's Wheeling speech, though
really reasonable in sentiment, We
present to our readers because OF It's
beauty OF construction. IL may be COM
pared with the Indian tiger, than which
there is neither more beautiful nor
dangerous animal. Beneath the soft
velvetv fur will he found the sharpest
kind OF claws"
ORLOFF MILLER last evening swore
out warrant for Dave Robinson,
charging him with a breach OF the
peace, alleged to have taken place in
McManaway's saloon. The evidence
went TO show that the only thing Dave
had done was to express his willingness
TO fight Miller, ii the latter so desired.
There was no challenge, or no loud
words anil Justice Philips, who heard
the case, promptly dismissed it.
Tue Rev. DIR. >. Gerstei, OF Cincinnati,
Ohio, will oiiiciate at the Hebrew Con-
.rcgation this evening, also during the
ruming holidays, viz: New Year and
Atonement Day. New Year services
commences ON sunday evening at d
o'clock =. VI and last until Monday even
ing. Movement Day commences Tues
dav week, in the evening at + o'clock,
lasting till Wednesday evening at q I. Nj
The public is cordially invited to attend.
THESE was circus ot mild type at
Justice Miller's shop. last evening. Fan
ME Henderson, lady of color. had
sworn ont warrant for Mrs. Drum
moud. u Caucasian, changing her with
loud aud angry words. The case came
on and was made interesting by GER
tain vuung lady witness OF the Agnes
jerks pattern. The Justice vindicated
the assertion OF his friends, that he is
a lust judge" by putting both parties
under ~2C. boud and filming them s. and
costs each.
\ MAN named Campbell, has ing from
West Virginia, has been IN the habit OF
shaving at the barber shop OF Thomas j..
LIONS, ON lower Market street, when in
this city, and lately he came into the
4 \ ,.n,o thaf ha