Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
LITTLELOCAL LOTS.
Brief lettings OF News In and About
the CITY.


the CITY.
THE primaries passed off very quietly
Yesterday.
ABSOLUTELY nothing was doing about the
Capitol, yesterday.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to rec
ord at Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday.
JANIToR FLYNN denies the assertion that
he tried to break Clerk McCollochs head.
TRIADELPHTA district was the scene OF a
very exciting contest for County Commits
sioner.
IY the Circuit Court, yesterday morning.
Albert Price confessed to the charge Of
petit larceny, and was sentenced to fifteen
days imprisonment.
The postoffices employing the smalles
number of carriers are Cedar Rapids, iowa,
and Augusta, Me-, with four each.
The Ohio Lantern Company, Bellaire,
now employs about fifty men and reports q
very satisfactory trade.
THE Eighth ward Methodist church gave
grand festival at their church last night
for the benefit OF their pastor. Quite q
snug sum of money was realized.
=IBE Eagles and printers played Q
match game of ball at the Fair Grounds
yesterday afternoon, in which the former
nine was victorious by a score of "a to IL.
A MATCH game of base ball was played at
West Alexander yesterday between the
Coon Island and West Alexander mines, in
which the latter nine was victorious by o
score of 30 too.
There are two hundred and eghty.two
names OF individuals and firms classed as
frauds on the official list OF the postoffice
department; OF these only two are credited
to West Virginia.
JOSHUA RrNE came into the city yester-
dav and gave himself up TO Squire Philips,
who placed him under 5000 bond for
his appearance next Saturday for, pre-.
liminary examination.
The following case was before Squire Cald-
we'll yesterday: The State VS.. Mrs. Hag.
gerty, Thomas Parker and Vim. Shell on a
charge OF robbery, vas discharged as the
evidence did not sustain any charge.
A SPECIAL committee Of the Potters As
sembly, X. Of L.. were sent to East Liver
pool to get gloss kiln men for the pottery.
They telegraphed back last night that they
had secured nearly all the men needed.
THE superintendent OF the Water Works
has gang OF men at work removing the
eight-inch pipe from Alley c, where the
hill has slipped down upon private prop
erty. The pipe will be placed in the middle
of the alley.
A LARGE force OF workmen were engaged
in repairing Main street, near Ten tn, yes
terday. This portion of Main street has
been in q very bad condition for some
time, and the residents hail the improve
ment with delight.
YEsTERDAY, Joshua Rne appeared before
Justice Philips and gave bond in the sum
OF 5000 with James Rine as surety, to
await the result Of the death OF Thomas
InrSan ~ urao hvp tna lat
Thursday week.
TEE following transfer was. admitted 10
record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday: A
deed made the 18th day of August, 1882,
by the Belmont Nail Company to the
Pittsburg, Wheeling and Kentucky rail
road Company, in consideration Of the ad-
yantages derived the,efrom, do grant said
second party the right Of way through their
property west Of their works
TOMORROW and Tuesday night Joe
Wheelock will be at the Opera House With
Wardour. OF the company and play the
Pittsburgh Commercial says: "Mr Vince
lock, in the character of Richard Wardour,
gives portraiture full of dramatic eharac-
teristcs. The sketch Of a strong. deter.
mined character. soured by terrible dlsap-
pointment, pourishing the idea of revenge,
uodsunted by peril and suffering and final
ly conquering his enmity and accomplish.
ing noble self-sacrifce for the sake Of the
love which had been denied him, Is . con-
ception as far above ordinary dramatic
ideas. as its thorough and artistic realiza-
ton by Mr.. Wheeloek is superior TO ordi-
nary melodramate acting. The same
thoroughness and spirit which characterize
Mr.. Wheelock's realization OF the leading
role are seen to greater or less degree
throughout the entire company. Mr.. Max
Freeman Is forced rather prominently on
| the public attention for tho sake of furnish
ing a somewhat superintendent comic ele-
ment, which he does to the best OF bis
ability. Miss Joyce, Mr.. LOOMS and Mr..
Sutton showed good talents in their respect
i've roles. The spectacular features OF the
thir act were very artistically managed, but
% by no msaps the best roint Of tas play.