Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-04

Brief lettings 90 News I'm and About
che CITY.

Brief lettings q News I'm and Aboat
the city.
The street cleaning forces were out yes
terday.
TIE streets were certainly quiet last
night.
The wheeling Times will shortly benome
the People.
No arrests in the lock up at late hour
last night.
ABOUT / o'clock this morning Market
street was alive with people.
The game of base ball this afternoon will
certainly attract large crowd.
THERE were three county prisoners re-
ceived in Jail last night up to o'clock.
TIE North End boys claim that their
curve" pitcher will down the Standards
to-day.
THE Knights of St. George tender their
thanks to the law firm Of Messrs. Ewing,
Melvin and Reilly for favors granted.
YESTERDAY the evidence in the case OF
Sophia A. Schwarzbach and others VS.. Ohio
Valley Protective Union in the Municipal
Court was completed. and the arguments
in the case will be heard to-day.
THE South Side fishing club will give
grand ball at Goetze's Hall on the evening
Of the oath inst, for the benefit OF Edward
Clator, the oarsmsn. This society pro-
poses building Mr.. Clator boat house ear
iy in the spring.
JOHN Dirty was committed to Jail last
night by Justice Peterman, in default of $50
bail to keep the peace towards his mother,
Mrs. Prociila Dirty, whom he has been
beating. John Sweeney was sent TO Jail by
the same Justice on the charge of drunken
ness.
Ar Clerk Hooks office yesterday. Abram
Wilson was appointed guardian of William,
son Of Ebenezer Magee; bond $1,000, with
Ebenezer Magee as security. Abram Nc
Colloch was appointed executor OF the es-
tate of James McColloch, deceased; bond
5000, with s. S. Jacob and ]. P. Rogers as
securities.
A sKIFF race has been made between
Thomas McAndrews and Harry Jones for
$50 a side, the race to some of two weeks
from to-day, and to be rowed from the
lower point of the Island to the North
Wheeling glass house. As beth men have
a host Of friends who are confident that
their man can win easily, it can be safely
stated good sum OF money will change
hands on the day OF the race.
COUNCILMAN WALTER, like Nimrod, or
Frank Frame, is q mighty hunter, and has
q dog, Jack. Last night Mr.. Walter treated
his newspaper friends to q supper, at which
II fruits of bis prowess at hunting were
literally spread on the table. The Tidal
Wave" gets them up nicely and rabbits and
squirrels never tasted better than these.
The members Of the press Will not soon
forget that beautiful repast.
OK September 9 the Getaway tribe of
Red Men, of Pittsburgh, visited the Logan
tribe, OF this city, and spent so pleasant
time that last night q special messenger
was sent down to bear q testimonial souve-
mir. This gentleman was VIM. Metze, aud
the souvenir was handsomely ornament
ed and engraved tomahawk, symbolic OF
the order The tomahawk was appropri-
ately engraved.
A SURPRISE party was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Alhwinger last night by their numer-
Gus friends, at Frsnzheim's Hall. About
forty couples were present, and it was one
of the most enjoyable affairs of the season.
Everybody was apparently enjoying them
selves at midnight Refreshments were
passed around, to which everybody did
Justice. Mayors orchestra was present,
anu he dancing was kept up until the wee
small hours.
THArgrand concert of the Arion promises
to be fine affair. Mrs. C. w. EOff, Prof.
Mslmene of the Female College as well as
the charming Misses Agatha and Anna
Hess, will the soloists for the evening
Prof. Schockey, who by the way is too
well known to say any more, will intro.
duce, after long silence, an excellent
charmer, his violin. Two large male
choruSes will also be given by the society,
the Arion of Wheeling.
TIE following transfers were admitted to
record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday. A
deed made the I'd day of November, 1882,
by Isaac Irwin to Alexander Coen in con-
sideration Of $50 for three feet on Penn
street, running back even width to the
alley. A deed made the I'd of November,
by Geo. Crumbacker and wife to William
A. Fair in consideration OF $275; for the
south half OF lot No. in square of Baker
& Carrolps addition to the city.
YESTERDAY afternoon about o'clock an
alarm of fire was turned in from bex 3d.
corner Wood and Sixteenth streets, occa-
stoned by Crawford's frame row on Six
tenth street being on fire. The depart
ment responded promptly, only to find
that Constable Love, assisted by several
men, had extinguiShed the flames. Upon
examination as to the cause of the fire, 1t
was found that it came from a defective
tlue. The damage was slight.
HARRY JACKSON had a row with one Re
becca Jackson, and he, the said Harry
Jackson, did unlawfully beat and assault
her, the said Rebecca Jackson; and she, the
said Rebecca Jackson, did have the said
Harry Jackson, arrested and taken before
Squire William Phillips, and he, the said
Harry Jackson, was found guilty as Charg-
ed against him, and fined $500 and
costs; and he, the said Harry Jackson, be-
ing minns OF the said fine and costs, was
committed to Jail for safe keeping; and he,
the said Harry Jackson, does now Ian
guiSh in dursnce vile for whipping the
said Rebecca Jackson. This was all done
yesterday, so the papers show, and the bel
ligerants are both descendants OF the royal
family of the queen OF Ethiopia.
THIS afternoon novel game of ball will
lie played at the FAIR Ground. The Stand
ards will play a team of eighteen men,
selected from FIVE city clubs. The Stand
ards will play as follows: Barkeley, c;
GlaSScoCk, SIS; Sullivan, =; Welsh, l;
Moffatt, CT; Heinlein. p; Miller 3; Lukens,
|; White, r. The picked nine will be
composed of Price, Ryne, II. Chew, Stein.
Clouse. Moran of the Oscar Wildes; Dudley,
Cragan, Smith and NJ. 0'Neill, RiversideS;
Gennon, of the Actives; Catfett st. Myers,
Shores, \. Cherd and Curriou, of the Police
Gazettes. A field guarded by eighteen
men is pretty strong, and no doubt the
game to-day will be quite interesting.
Heinlein and Moffatt will pitch for the
Standards.
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