Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-25
LITTLE LOCAL LOTS.
Brief Jottings or News I'm and About
The CITY.
BOARD OF Education, I. night.

BOARD OF E0uCSpOl', I. IL tSue.
BUSHES with tie 'Squires was very dull
yesterday.
THE Committee Oil Lights was called for
tomorrow nieht.
ONLY two plain drurks in the lookup at
q la;e hour lat nigh.
One marri:. e license YVES Issued at Clerk
H l. Office yec.erday.
TIE coal cars at the Ee'mont mill were
being repaired yesterday.
SEVERAL we'l.known boilers at the Bel
mont mi viii 1901 join tie Ee !dici".
ANOTHER le"ge quart' ~ of whc:s W 8 re-
ceived IN the city yesterday from the
farmers.
THE coal teams still continue to back over
the curbc one on the east side OF the Ma
tional road.
MRS CHAs. E~CHrEoUTH who was stricken
down with paralysis few days aSo, died
Ionday right.
JOHN R. BrowNING will hardly converse
viii &c I,ys at the Alngton foundry. It's
2 boy, acd John is proud.
Mr.. STEIN, of Fulton, is having well
dug on his premises, and expects to rcacd
plen, OF coed water at depth Of eiSnt'sn
feet.
Mr.. GEO. MARSHALL. formerly OF the
water works, has accepted position at the
Arlington stove works. George says seventy
three yet.
Mr.. RICHARD Lowe and Miss Sallie Long
were married ye"te,day, and held mag
nitiCent reception at No. 26l0 Main street
last night.
LAST week the miners at Walter Mar
shalls coal works were forced to quit WORK
on account OF foul sir, but are on full time
at present.
Now is the time for autumn leaf parties
to 70 out in the woods. The cool evenings
and warm days have beautifully tinted the
leaves aud the forests glow with russell
and crimson huec.
A SMALL audience saw "Fun in Bo I'd
ing School" al the Opera House, last night.
The comedy pats are tolef-bly gocd, so are
the Rotations and some OF the music, but
as play, it is dismal failure.
Mr. DAVID GREER, the head moalder at
the Top mill blast Iurnpce, met with an ac-
cident last week by having some hot
cinder fly down one side o. his neck, burn
ing him badly. He is able to be at work
again.
TOMORROW evening number OF young
ladies will give a reception 10 number o.
their friends al the residence o Mr.. Con-
nell in Eat Wheclin". T. II. Ccckayne
will furnish the music. They expect to
have a good time.
TIE following conveyance wac admitted
to record at Clerk He pk's office YESTERDAY:
A deed made the 23d day o October, 1882,
by Thomas Gl2SScOck enu We, to Geo. p.
Hobbs, in consideration of 1902, for tie
west half of lot No. 50 IN E bcnezer Zane's
addition to the city.
The examination for the Peabody
scholarship in the Nashville normal school
began in the Fourth ward school yesterday
and was conducted by Supt. B. l.. Butcher,
assisted by Supt. Johh NJ. Birch and Plo'.
all Of this city: Misses Eva Miller, Jessie
Vicar; and Lizzie Falloure. Yesterday
wcs occupied in the examination, which is
not yet completed.
In the article on social scandals, yester.
day mo ming, was given case under the
head OF adding insult to injury" Upoh
inyestiCation, yea erday, it was found the
sJit he'd been entered by The wife and not
the husband, ard also that the husband
docs moi accuse her Of being untrue to
him, ss Tas stated. The account wcs given
upon authority which hes since been found
unreliable in tboGe two particulars.
GIDEON Dand, of North Wheeling, will
soon give serenade to one of their men.
neio VIII Ia'e's ~ Heu TIC DeleuiClS. Inc
band is at present pracGciDg for trip
around the world, to lie gone until the
north pole has been discovered. The band
is composed of the following committees.
On Membership, VIM. McClusky. Geo. Bell,
Nathan Kuhn, Capt. RoDt. Phillips; Tress
urer, Lewis Hull; Keeper OF Instruments,
+. A. Ebert, James Mansbcrger; On Trans
por:ation, A. Sweeney, Jim Mathews.
"My Partner" produced at the Union
Square on Tue day night, made an instant
and unqualified succe". From almost The
beginning TO the end the audience was
deeply interested, and the call which the
author got at the conclusion of the piece
was more deserved than the empty compli-
ment almost always paid on similar occa-
sions. MY Partner" is in four acts, which
move briskly toward a eliminating and al.
most natural climax.-N y DIamqtIc NcjeS,
Sept. 60, 1879. my Partner" will be at the
Opera House on SATURDAY., and seats en- be
secured al Wilson & Banners.
II was happy idea, and one that is reap
ing golden harvest for NJ. b Levitt and
Tony Pastor, when they united their COM
paniPS, in order to make them the largest I
and best in America. Like B.rnum they
have overwhelmed the people with the
grandeur and merits OF their troupe. The
company is the largest in the world, and
our exchanges say, III is the best eve.
seem Ecch act is gem ty itself, and the
long and rapid programme holds the audi
tor in wrapped establishment and admira-
ton. They will appear at the Opera
House on Thursday evening. Reserved
seats are row on sale at Wilson Il Baum
er's. This is q magnificent opportunity
for ladies, children and families to enjoy
grand performance.
YESTERDAY morning as C. +. Schenerleiu
was driving his delivery cart down the
west approach to the Suspension bridge
bolt broke, allowing one side of the shafts
10 drop which scared the horse aud he
started at terrific speed up Zane street,
throwing Schenerlein out and badly sprain-
ing his right wrist, and also upsetting and
badly breaking the wagon at the corner of
Zane and South Broadway street. The ami
nal was finally captured on Virginia
street. After dinner Mr.. Schepe-lein had
the animal hitebed ND to another wagon
and his brother William drove him all
afternoon delivering goods. About four
o'clock the little fellow undertook to strike
the horse a tap with the whip, when he
again ran away. upsetting the wagon at the
corner of Virginia and North Broadway.
throwing the boy out and fracturing bis
left arm near the elbow. Medical attention
was Immediately called and the fracture
reduced.
@Feathers, ribbons velvet can all be
eeIored to match that new hat by using the
Diamond Dyes. 10 cents for any color.