Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-12
LITTLE LOCAL LOTS.
Brief Jottings OF News I'm and AbOu
the CITY.

Brief lettings OF News I'm and About
| the CITY.
THE gutter at Twenty fourth and Chap
| line street will be repaved this week.
OFFICER STEINBEcKER will hold the reips
on Market street during Birds absense. =
Two deeds IF trust were administered to
record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
THE bicycle clubs medals arrived yester-
day, and are on exhibition at Grubb's Jew
elry store.
TIE fne display of rich goods in Geo.
r. Tayler's show windows attracts good
deal Of attentios.
The Committee on Police met last night
and recommended for payment bills aggre-
eating $Sl, which accrued in repairing the
court room.
NOTHING Of importance was done in the
Circuit Court yesterday. Both courts ad-
iourned before dinner until this morning
at 8 o'clock.
A VERY exciting and close game of ball
was PLAYED at New Cumberland, Saturday,
between the Fairview club and Reliefs OF
that town. The Fairview club won by q
score of 2 0.
THE Nail City boat house was moved to
vacant lot adjacent to Butterfield's malt
house, yesterday afternoon. The men had
a great trouble getting it off the B. q o.
railroad track.
WIN. MARSHALL was fined S. and cos IS or
thirty DAYS in the work-house, for disor-
Derby conduct, and $25 and costs and ninety
days for resisting officer Bellville in max
ing the arrests.
ALEXANDER BOSE, real estate agent, sold,
last Saturday, the small frame dwelling No.
al Fourteenth street, the property of Har-
I al Of 10 Mrs R RaVha
for 81 200 cash, the price asked.
THE Hook and Ladder boys declared war
against the rats yesterday, claiming that
the vermin is undertaking to take control
| of the entire establishment. We will pub
lish the killed and wounded OF to-day s
battle.
TR1MAN, of McKeesport, and Haberfield,
| of this city, will meet at Shukey's saloon
tonight and try to get up a three-mile race.
| Should this race be made, neither OF the
men will have "picnic," as they are very
evenly matched.
THE Committee on Fire Department in
spected the Clator fire ladders, yeterday
asternoOn, and were all pleased with 1t.
| From the general tone of their converse
| ton we can safely say they will recon-
| mend it to the FIRST Branch.
| SUNDAY morning about 3 o'clock several
| visitors to our city became very funny from
| the benzine they had INDUCED in, and un'
dertook to waken the residents OF wafer
street. Should it be repeated they Will
take short walk and appear before Judge
JefIels the next morning.
The Pottery assembly of X. OF L. gave q
grand ball at Turner'S Hall, for the benefit
OF the locked out potters at Liverpool, o.,
| with Mayers band on the platform. A very
large and orderly crowd was in attendance,
and reporter was Informed. that about
/ 5000 would he Ee Cleared on the ball.
A THIRTEEN year old son Of James Lock
hart of the North End, had his limbs bad
" bruised by being run over by an express
wagon yesterday. 1t seems he was play
ing in the street, and in attempting to run
to the pavement, he ran under the horses
feet and was run over Luckily no bones
were broken. DR.. Brine WIS Immediately
called and dressed the wound. AT this
writing the young fellow was doing nicely
PATRICK GALLIGHER met with very pain
full accident yesterday afternoon while
playing ball near yorktown. He was one
Of the players in a match game OF ball, and
in running to catch a ball near the railroad
track, his foot caught on boulder, which
caused him to fall violently against freight
car, cutting fearful cash on the side OF bis
| nbuu. ulleIllOu was y
called and the wound properly sewed and
dressed up.
JOHN T. RAYMOND opened to good house
last night, though it might have been q
larger one. Fresh has been here before
and is not his strongest play by good deal
Mr.. Raymond is born commedian and can
command laugh with a mere gesture.
Fresh" offers great scope for his powers,
but not nearly so much SO as "Col. Sellers, y
which will be given tonight. Mr.. Raymond
is we'll supported, and his comedies are put
upon the boards with taste and finish
SELLERS" will not fail to attract large
house tonight.
QUITE an excitement was created in the
Eighth ward, yesterday morning, by the
discovery of Mrs. Newlands residence, No.
1920 Jacob street, being on fire. The word
was quickly passed from house to house,
and a bucket brigade formed, which, after
about half an hours hard work, extin'
guishcd the flames. Upon investigation as
to the cause, nothing definite could be as
Certaned, and the general suppOsition was
that the roof caught at the corner OF the
back porch by spark from the stove chin
ney. The damage will not exceed 500,