Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-27
LrrrLEL LOCAL LOTS.
Brief Jottings Of News In and Abous
the Cftv.

Nei4sOuIB lO-nOIIOW.
A LARGE new coal chute has been built
over the Etna rolling mill.
Two marriage licenses were issued at
Clerk Hooks office, yesterday.
The Regulars and Ohios will play match
game Of ball to day on the South Side.
A NEW tank is being erected at wellsburg,
by the Panhandle railroad company.
THREE DRINKS and two disorderlies were
in the lookup at late hour last night.
Tue nailers and feeders will leave by way
of the B. & o. this afternoon for Chicago,
III.
ARE the citizens of the east side of Market
street, above Seventh, 70 have pavement
laid.
ISrEREsr is looming up in the Standard
Allegheny games for next Friday and Sat
urday.
SWEENEY & Son shipped several large
spike machines TO the Mingo Iron Works,
yesterday.
THE day for the tournament is next Sat-
urdsy week and not next Saturday, as has
been stated.
The Democratic Senatorial and Judicial
Conference will be held at the Capitol on
Saturday next
RANCH 10 is a fine border play and is the
dramatic rage of the season. No doubt it
will be well patronized.
The Eighth ward reel was sent TO the
shops for repairs, and the old bob-tail one
horse reel is in its place.
A CAR load OF crooks for the Thirty-fifth
street sewer were being unloaded yesterday
at the r., ". & Ky. road.
The proceedings of the council were
nearly varied last night, by tisticuf, but
| mild eyed peace conquered at last.
THE North Wheeling Glass works, which
were partly closed yesterday afternoon, will
be running full force this mornine.
FouR nailers who reside on the South
Side. left for New Castle yesterday, having
accepted positions in the mill there.
The new stone crossing at the intersec-
ton of Main and Tenth streets was com,
plated last evening, and is good job. =
TIE streets were thronged with working
men last night, most of whom were pre-
pairing to leave for other cities to go to
work.
ANOTHER light will be placed in
Schxalbs saloon, on Main street. this
week. This will be the third large burser
in the building.
The work of digging the trench for the
crock sewer on Thirty-fifth street is being
pushed rapidly. Quite large crowd of
workmen were at work yesterday.
The Cleveland people will give a grand
supper on board the new transfer boat,
Lizzie Townsend, after her test TO day.
About fifty couples have been invited to
attend.
The announcement is made with extreme
regret that Mrs Frank Woods died at half
hn fn al
will take place from the Cathedral to-mor-
row morning.
The improvements at the Schmulbach
Brewing Companys brewery are being
pushed along rapidly. When finished this
structure will be quite an ornament to the
lower end of the city.
The North Wheeling glass works are
working nicely. The men are all pleased
With the accommodations, &c, that have
been placed in this structure, making il one
of the cOSiest in the city.
THERE has been some talk in sporting
circles of boat race between Meagan, of
the Nail City boat club, and knOke. of the
Eighth ward, but up to a late hour last
night no race had been made.
SEVERAL rumOrs were ahoat last night
about the manufacturers and workmen
holding another conference meeting to.
day, but up to a late hour no reliable news
could be CLEANED.
THE Electric Light Company were having
poles placed on Market street yesterday,
and will immedialy place lights in Walters
and Sheekey's Saloons. Several other
burners will be placed along Market street
this week.
The large bed plates for the new addition
to the .Ftna mill will be completed at
Sweeney 4 Sons machine shops this week.
Also the machinery for the new cotton
boat. This foundry is doing the largest
business of any in the city.
THE following case was before Squire
Philips yesterday afternoon: State vs.
Ann Wright for keeping house of ill-fame
on Twenty first street. She was required
to give bond in the sum of $500 for her ap.
pearance at the next tenn OF the Circuit
Court
The revival meetings at the Disciples
church have developed an exceedingly
gratifying interest among the persons at.
tending Two new members were al
conducted by Elder 5. W. Brown, OF Wash
ington, Pa, and will continue until further
notice.
THE following is the score made by the
members of the rifle club, out of a possible
run, Monday afternoon, distance 200 yarls:
stewart lO6: Yaeger l04; Shirk lO3; Co.'S
lO4 Several other scores were made 1T
longer range, but the reporter was unable
to get them.
TAE repairing of Fourteenth street was
about ompleted yesterday afternoon, and
will be rolled to-day, making it one of the
best street in the city. The Superintendent
stated last evening that the entire force
would be Immediately placed on Min near
renth street, as that street needed repair
ing very badly.
A GEAND picnic and exhibition OF coun.
try produce will be held ut Old Sugar Camp.
one and one-half mile north Of Valley
Grove, tomorrow, by the farmers, and from
what could be learned several IT the moss
prominent political men OF tn State will
- present and deliver addresses to the
crowd. Avery large turnout Is expected.
A COUPLE of deck hands off the steamer
J. $. Neal brought suit yesterday, before
L. S. Commissioner Walton, for wages due
them, and the papers were served on the
steamer yesterday evening. The case will
be settled finally to-day A SIMILAR suit
was brought against the steamer Andes
yesterday, and her owners took an ap-
peal.
NESsRs. SWEENEY & SoS have received the
contract for building Capt. Thomas Princes
new boat, which is intended 70 run in the
Bellaire trade with the C. Y. Lucas, AMI
they will be so arranged that when one
departs from Bellaire the other one leaves
Wheeling Her dimensions are as follows:
us feet long, 20 feet beam, and feet,
inches in the hold, and her cylinders meas
ure inches by feet stroke. The hull Of
the boat will be Immediately built by
MeSSrs. Knox & Son, of Harmtr Ohio.
Opera House.
Last evening Joseph F. WheelocE and
his excellent supporting company prp-
duced, for the first time in Wheeling, the
romantic drama entitled "s2O O0O"
The piece made a genuine h,t-Outbursts
OF applause being many and frequent-and
the star was several times called before the
curtsin.