Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-14
LITTLE LOCAL LOTS.
Brief Jotsings or News An and Ahous
fhe City.

ONE marriage license was issued by Clerk
Hook yesterday.
ONE disorderly case was run in by Officer
Jenkins last evening.
The public schools will to-day celebrate
the Fort Henry Centennial.
THE Hamilton benefit on next Tuesday
evening, should be well patronized.
BUTTER was selling in some parts Of the
city, yesterday, at thirty-three cents pei
pound.
SPECIAL Policeman Bill, Of the B. & o.,
arrested plain drunk yesterday at the
depot.
PRoF. JOE KIRK, of the steamer Diurnal,
intends giving grand concert at the state
| Fair Grounds.
The work of laying the crock sewer,
above Seventh street, has been completed
| by the contractor.
The folks who are running skifs at the
public landing say there are not millions
in il by long shot.
The Cooper-shop Stars and Curbstone
Blues played game OF bali, yesterday, the
latter winning by score OF IA to- =.
The Oscar Wildes yesterday defeated the
Etnayilles, II too. On Monday, in ten
inning game, the score stood Is to 10.
FRANK ANDERSON, of Benwood, was fined
SO and cost in police court yesterday
morning for disorderly conduct in the
Eighth ward Tuesday.
A LARGE excursion from down the river
is coming to visit the State Fair, on one OF
company them on the trip.
KATE LAwLEs returned to her old haunts
yesterday, the county Jail, after short va
cation for recuperative purposes. Drunk
-enness gave her thirty days lease.
Mrs. J. A. MORRISON, of the Island,
placed us under obligations yesterday by
sending us one Of the most handsome bou'
quetS that has decorated our office this sea-
son.
ANNIE BoRGARr was brought from the
County Infirmary Yesterday by Captain
Plankey and lodged in the county Jail I'M
der a charge Of lunacy, issued by Justice
Kyle.
As WILL be seen from the official call of
the committee, published in this issue OF
the REGISTER, the Democratic primary
election will be held on Saturday, Septem-
Der %, at 10 An
WHAT is the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals doing? Let some OF
them visit the public landing some morn
ing or board some of the local packets and
observe for themselves.
The Board of Public Works rules were
again violated yesterday by Geo. Ankle, he
placing stone, etc, for building purposes,
on the street without first getting permit
from said august body.
Pool selling at the Mcclure House was
better than any evening before. In the
2:29 trotting race Tony Newell sold for
$40. Edwin 4. at s., Westside and Ida II.
II 90 .NA DVNaf ,Nvsr Nl Il
favorite at so field s..
WHY is it that a crowd Of young men are
permitted to stand at the head OF the
Second ward market and on the nGIIh
corner of Tenth street, night after night
and insult people as they pass along? y
few arrests would stop il.
SOME of our country friends think that
the Democratic primaries will be held on
Saturday next. This is a mistake, as the
primaries were postponed until the 23d
inst, so as not to interfere with the CEN
tennial exercises at the State Fair.
One of the guests at first-class hotel in
the city was robbed early yesterday morn
ing. Capt. Bennett was called on, and in
the course of q few hours returned the
money. As they did not wish TO prosecute
the thief, the Captain made no arrest.
A RESPECTABLE doctor of Bellaire is charged
with horribly disgraceful act, which is
entirely unfit for publication. He has al
ways been respected and he emphatically
denies the beastly charge, which denial, it
is to be hoped, contains large element OF
truth.
AFTER Martin Thornton, the genial res
taurant keeper, just opposite this office, got
through serving his Numerous customers,
last evening, he sent over fine supper for
the local staff of the REGISTER. 1t is need
less to say it was excellent, and gotten up
in style, rs Martin always does.
No WORD was received from Mr. Tieman,
Of McKeeSpOrt, and Haberiield and friends
will meet at Sheckey'S saloon again tonight
for the last time. should no word be re-
ceiyed, they will take it for granted that he
does not want to row Haberticld; in other
words, he is afraid OF the Wheeling BOY.
ONLY Fart /, Judge Jacob presiding, OF
the Circuit Court. was in session yesterday.
In the case of the State vs.. John WilSon,the
diamond thief. a plea of not guilty was en-
tered, and on motion of the defendant the.
case was continued until next term OF
court. The rest of the day was taken up
in arguing chaucery cases, court adjourn
ing to meet this morning at o'clock.
Risks" was given at the Opera House
last night. by the Raymond Company, to a
very large house. The play is by BARLEY
Campbell, and allows full swing to the in
imitable powers of the comic Raymond.
His 'Pembertu Pembroke" is immense,
and he was well supported by the other
members of the company. Tonight, by re-
quest, Col. Sellers will be given, and we
look for an overlooking house.
A NOTICE of Miss Eytinge's performance
at the Academy of music on Tuesday night,
was accidentally omitted, yesterday morn
=. A he - DrinrasS of paria'' ~
beautifully presented. and our dramatic
critic mourned the loss tothe world OF his
half column criticism, which was over
looked. His writing resembles the tracery
on a tea box and was accidentally mixed up
with some Chinese laundry checks.l
JOE. KRAMER and his band will return
from the White on Saturday. A wonderful
improvement has been noted in the band,
and many have declared the music of this
season the best they have heard at old
White for years. As a parting remembrance
from the band they played march dedl-
Gated to Colonel George l.. PeytoD, selec-
ton from 'Oliyette, Approach of Spring"
waltz, Home to our Mountains Lincoln
March" and wound up with Nearer, My
God. to Thee"
SEVERAL wild rumorS were being circu-
lated on the streets yesterday about the
manufacturers having broken the strike
and that the mills would start up in the
next ten days These rumorS have no
foundation, and from a conversation with
several of the boilers lit being entirely with
them that the strike rests) they stated in
very emphatic terms that it would be a
cold day when they went to work, as the
men who had to knuckle to capital.
Gard.
4 rumor has been circulated for the past
few DAYS to the effect that Mr.. Henry
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