Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-13
LITTLE LOCAL LOTS.
Brier Jottings OF News I'm and About
the CITY.

yesterday.
ONLY one arrest was made up to late
hour last night. -
THE new boiling furnace at the Crescent
mill will be completed this week.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to record
yesterday, at Clerk Hooks Office.
TEE pottery will start up again this
morning after having been on two days.
CLAroR's new fat boat will be used to-day
to carry passengers to and from the fair.
Mr.. SWEENEY thinks it will be but short
time before his electric light Is ready for
service.
THE new addition to schumulbaeh &
Co.'S brewery, will be completed this
month.
ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
of Board Of Public Works in our columns
this morning.
BY REQUEST "Col. Sellers" will be given
tomorrow night, instead OF Fresh, as at
first intended.
To-Day is the last day of grace on water
rents If you want to save your ten per
cent. pay them to-day.
The reunion to be held at Woodsield,
Ohio, the last Of the month, will cause a
large gathering at that place.
FRANK ANDERSON was arrested by Officer
Steinbicker in the Eight ward yesterday
evening, for disorderly conduct.
THE work of laying the crock sewer on
the east side of the National road, above
Seventh street, is almost completed.
THE Nail City boat house was still on
blocks yesterday, a large force OF men being
buisily engaged in getting her straight
AlARGE force OF workmen was at work
repairing the gutter on the north side OF
Twenty fourth street, between Market and
Chapline streets, yesterday.
THE sugar refinery is doing a fine bust
ness, new orders are being received every
day, and their present capacity will not
enable them to fill the orders,
The centennial of the Last Siege OF Fort
Henry will be celebrated in the public
schools, tomorrow. Supt. Birch lastnight
invited the Board to be present.
SWEENEY & Sons new foundry is being
worked to its utmost capacity, among other
things being rushed through is the ma
chinery for the new cotton boat lying at
the wharf.
Mr.. NICHOLAS GARDEN, one OF the old
North Wheeling boys. is at present resi-
dent Of old Monroe county, and is mem-
Der of the Board of Commissioners and
highly respected.
A Bic party is booked for East Wheeling
next Friday evening. 1t will be given by
q number of young ladies, and will be a
surprise party. T. T. COckayue will be
home 10 furnish the music for it.
ONE Of the beauties OF the present bridge
was eXempliied, yesterday, in collision
between a team Of Philo Kimberly's and
the creek mule team. The mules OF the
latter became unmaanageble, and their wag-
on ran over the coal wagon, using it up
badly.
THE North Wheeling glass works are
working along nicely person visiting
these works would suppose they had been
working steadily all the season by the
smoothness and nicely arranged buildings.
Here everything has been done to give the
workmen all the advantage possible.
A WHEELING lad has shot himself rather
than attend school. This severe common
tary, either on the schools down there or
by the bOys-PittS Telegraph.
YES but this was in Wheeling. you see.
The average Wheeling boy would rather
shoot himself than miss school; do you
see2
The old favorite, Col. Sellers" was given
by John T. RaymOnd's company, at the
Opera House, last night, to very good
audience. II is one of the very best of Mr..
Raymond's plays, and as the Colonel he
is inimitable. The audience was immense
ly pleased and frequently testified its de-
light in wild applause.
THE stockholders of the LaBelle mill met
yesterday, for the purpose OF electing its
officers. The only change from the present
board and officers, was the election Of Mr..
|. FreeSe, Sr., in place OF Joseph Woodward,
IS one of the directors. The following
from Steubenyille, o., were in at.
tendance: {. s. Doty, VIM. Elliott and
Mr.. MCClintOn.
Mr. Robert Evans. an old and well-knOwn
citizen Of Stcubenyille, died yesterday at
o'clock of appoplexy. The deceased for
many years carried on the marble business
and was of the firm OF Evans Il Irwin. The
firm sold out some ten years ago, and he
has since been manager of BristOn's, butOt
late Secher. Boales Il Co.'S establishment.
Mr. Evans was formerly of Wheeling,
where number of years ago he carried on
the marble business.
The electric lights were tested at Mr..
Sweeney'S machine shop, on Twelfth street,
last evening, and were in every sense OF
the work a success. They burned for quite
a while; in fact rs long as they kept them
lighted the light was very steady and bril-
liant. Louis Sch walb will have two burners
put up at his saloon, on Main street, to-day,
and il will be but very short time until
quite q number of the burners will be
strung throughout the city, as the inter
est in this light has taken quite boom
since the exhibition last evening.
LAST night Mr.. Haberfield and friend re-
paired to Mr.. Sheekey's saloon, expecting
To meet Mr.. Tieman and friends, Of Nc
KceSpOrt, to enter into a three mile boat
race. Mr.. Filan appeared and stated that
he had telegraphed to Tiemau Monday
morning, and addressed it To Pittsburgh,
suppOsing that Tieman was still in that
eity, and that he had received no answer
which showed 'cOucluSyely that the dis.
patch had not been received. He further
stated that he wOuld telegraph immediate
w 10 Tieman at McKeespOrt, and for Ha'
6erfield and his friends to meet him at
Sbeekey's saloon tonight, he feeling conf
dent that TiemAn would come, or authorize
him TO sign agreements anC put up the
forfeit.
The following business was transacted ut
the Circuit Court yesterday. Part |, Judge
Jacobs presiding: The case OF Mr.. Den
ming, as administrator, vs. the Elm Grove
Street Railway Company. A demur to the
declaration was argued aud took under al
NlSSIlenI ny tue NOuEN llt uCluuN III tSS
case of State VS.. Christleib was Overruled
by the Court, but the time for trial was not
set. This part then adjourned until morn
ing at O'Clock. Part =, Judge Boyd pre-
siding: The argument for new trial in
the case of GoShorn vs. Carter, ct al, con-
corning a small piece OF ground lying be-
tween their farms, was heard and taken un-
der adyiSement by the Court. After hear
ing few small points on law, this part adj
journed until Saturday morning at I
o'clock.
A CERTIFICATE of incorporation was yes
terday issued to the Hancock County Court
House Company, formed for the purpose
of buying land and building a court house
at New Cumberland, to have the court re-
moved from Fairview, whenever MAORI
ty OF the votes so decide The capital stock
is $4,000, Of which 81, los have been sub
scribed The shares are s. each, and are
held by the following: John Campbell,
Robert Morris, Thomas Anderson, Alex
MoHeypenny, G. W. Newman. c. A. Free
man, j. NJ. Porter, B. J. Smith Joha Porter,
T. r. Swaney, N. NJ. Cullom. L. r. Smith,
John Cunningham, Robert Patterson, Ben
Maha,