Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-09
LITTLE LOCAL LOTS.
Br,.r Jottfnss OF New. in and About
lhe City,

ANToN REYNANN's workmen were busily
ENGAGED in unloading car load OF corn,
yesterday.
BETHANY CoLLEeE be3ins its iorty-frst
EesSion one week fTom next Mond-y, with
BRIGHT prospects. ----..
TosY VANCE made application to the
Prosecuting Attorney to go into confess, so
that his time may expire rs soon as posi-
be.
A CAR load of ice was received from San
dusky by Frank Walters yesterday, and
was being unlo1ded at the old Hemptield
switch.
Ms. SARAH Kinks bail was fixed at 500
Yesterday by the Court. She was sent
back to Jail until she can furnish the re-
quired bail.
The sporting fraternity were badly
mixed mp last evening rs TO which club
wOuld win the game, today. lack your
home nine, boys.
Miss NoRA THOMPSON fell on large pile
of glass at Hobbs, Brockunier & Co.'S glass
works, yesterday afternoon, and cut her
hands very badly.
c. A. SCPAEER & Co., real estate agents,
sold, YESTERDAY, the NO gt)ry frame dwell
ling Of Hlr. J. Frank, on Chapline street, to
Mr.. Jacob SchurseI.
joe RBsEH, the clever news ic3'er, won
the chez. o. teE- / wing correctly solved
Smy his pie rebtS. The chest is a
beauty. end Joe haS il on exhibition.
ROBERT THOMPSON and Robert Taylor both
pleaded guilty to the charge of petit larce-
ny. Thompson was sentenced II five days
and Taylor to thirty days in the county
jail
The Direct DIS of the Junction Iron Com
pIny held a meeting yoS'erG1v, al which
the proSpec OF an c-rly s.3.. wee dis
cus.cd. Another meeting VIII be held on
Wedne DIV.
TICKETS will be on sale this morning for
the Hamilton benefit. Some OF the best
talent in this city has been engaged to give
this entertainment, and good performance
is anticipated.
The Fair Grounds presented a business
like appearance, yesterday. The different
booths were being 60 81. UP IN the exhibi-
/ ton building, and altogether the grounds
looked as if a great interest had suddenly
| awakened, and that the fair was 10 be
success
The log cabin to be used at the Fort
| Henry celebration, during Fair week, was
being rapidly put up, yesterday. Two
| four-hOrSe teams were kept busy hauling
! the logs from The river, yesterday, and
Twelve SlEOuS dAeIlcn hcEc hOASAlh6 anu
putting the logs in place.
ONE of the Elm Grove street car horses
took balky spell at the switch on Eleventh
street, Yesterday. After working with him
| for q short time the driver undertook to
use his police club on the animals head,
but was stopped by a memoer OF the HUI
are sc siety.
THE bay horse that baked with the Hope
reel Thursday afternoon, WAS taken out by
the United men yesterday, and thew claim
that ne will not stop il properly handled.
But The fact- still remain that he did stop,
and had to be taken out, and a substitute
from he Elm Grove street car stables had
to take the reel home.
The following transfer was admitted to
record at Clerk Hook Office yesterday: \
deed made the 10 b day of April. 1882, by
George Crumb2cker and wife 10 Josephine
4. Frame, in CO1S'de alton of 500 for -
feet inches 'front.' OF OF lot No. ana foot
inches front of of lot No. 3, in square
No. l of Churchilrs addition No. = to the
ci,y.
YESTERDAY the yard engine of the b 4 o.
rsilrUad, driven by Mr.. John Shipherd, was
doing some switching neSr the h. & y.
shops and ran into several COSches, knock
ing them off the track No material dam
ages were sustained. The engineer and
fireman were suspended until the facts Of
the case can be investigated.
YESTERDAY morning Mr.. Porter, whose
Sto was entered by thieves few nights
ago, found box of ci@ars ard paper OF
cOhCe in an empty barrel on Chapline
street, Just around the corner from his
store. The goods were undoubtedly those
stolen from the storeroom, and the thief,
in his hurry 10 get away, threw them IN
the barrel.
SEATS will be put on sale, this morning,
fo- Pose Eytir z, at the Academy OF IuSic,
on TIE dSy next Thic sterling actress
W be ure 10 draw e GOOD horse and
equally sure To present so nethipg worth
Seein', The Prince - o. Pa : IS u new play
and very highly spoken of, and Miss
EytinSe is too we'll arc favorably known
to requi e any enCohiIm. Seats at Z. y.
Lucas this mo-ning.
The Wheeling morn - papers are howl
ing for kingdom come because the Neshan-
nOCkS insisted on all impartial umpire Tor
the second lame, played yesterday, and
be-, them to D. They claim they were
de,t4,cd by two men who acted as subs l.
tdteS sUr Two who had to leave for cole e.
Don't kick, but acknowledge the rp.-OH)
Pres. This come" with a bed Grace rom
town where they have az goCl team rs the
S,eubenyille>.
An .torney aIiaigncd The Sheriff md
ia Ter / lore His Honor, Jud~e Jecob, y
teId1y, he ne hey wouldn't let h's joll
clients friends Iun the jail. Jud jacob
We v wisely told him that the Sheriff rave
a bond for the sIfP-keeping OF the pri; OnerS
anu that the Govt had no supervision over
the matter at Ell, and declined to have
anything to do with the running Of the
iai He slid the Sheriff WAS liIole under
his how for the e1cape Of the prisOners by
n ii encc.
A 6ENT .ENAN of this city, prominently
con nec,cd with one o. the large mills, said
TO he RECIsTER list night: There is an
impression abroad, and here at home, that
there will be meeting OF the manufLctur-
els ncxtweek, at which the strike will be
fixed up in some way, possibly by compro-
mise You can say authOritLtiycly that
there will be TO manufacturers meeting
next week, nor the week after, for that
matter. The next REGULAR meeting will be
held October 18th, which will he in pursu-
ance Of the adjournment OF the nail meet
ing held some lime sgO."
ME-. RAYNoND's Comedy Company is larg-
err and stronger than ever before. On Mon
day, September 18th, we shall see the fol-
lowing artists in the cast OF Fresh" Miss
Stella Eoni.ace has been the leading lady
at Wallack's Theatre for four years She
is u remarkably beautiful woman, and of
course a most charming actress THIS is
the company: Miss Stella BOniface, Miss
Lizzie &. ceSe, Miss Delle Flohr, Miss Sallie
Cohen, rir. o. II. E1rr, Mr.. Harry Person,
Mr.. John Marble, Miss Nellie Mortimer,
Miss Ru,h CowlC 9. Mic- Jennie Envd, Miss
Carrie Horton, Mr. Geo. f. DeVere, Mr..
J. +. Dem and Mr.. J. ID. Eer Auld.
The funeral Of Herman Delbrugge, one
of the unfortunate young men who lost his
lie while at cmptins to cross the river in
a skill, Tue day afternoon, took place yes
terday afternoon from his fathers residence
on Eoff street, in the Sixth ward. Six
members Of the riverside base ball club,
of r-l;ch bn . ~ a mamie srlrI ~ nall