Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
BREAKFAST IA BE TALK
OF the Various Small Natter Corraled
by Register Htreiings.


lunacy.
II. 8. THoRSBuRo did not sell to Csntra
Glass Company and Reymann's BrewinI
Company, orft leased them piece of grount
iol the purpose OF boring for gas.
Me-. LOUIS SCHwALB, the Main street CO
teTer, has on exhibition in his show win
dows the finest display of imported bottled
wines and beer ever seen IL Wheeling.
TIE students of the National Business
College have organized q literary and debat
ing society, which will be known as the
Wheeling Business College Oratorical Soci
ely.
The case of the State vs.. John Wilson
was before Judge Jacob, in Part OF the
CiIcuit Court yesterday. By mutual agree
nient the case was dismissed, the defendant
paying The costs.
The spur wheel broke at the Creek mill,
yesterday morning, causing the mill TO
sbut down. The wheel will probably be
fully 7, paired and ready for work by the
first OF next week.
TIE Baltimore Mica Company was incor-
rated yesterday. The Cspitsl stock is
g., with the privilege of increasing to
S2GU.OtU The shares are one dollar each
all held b. Washington persons.
JAMES Knight, Sheriff of Greenbrier
county, assisted by George knight, dep
uty, yesterday placed in the penitentiary
VIM. II. Scott, cOlored, convicted OF hoGse
breaking, and sentenced TO five years i'm
prisonment.
The rsfiie OF gold watch for the benefit OF
Mrs Michael Coppinger, held under the
auspices of Wheeling Lodge, No. ;, A. A.
l. 4 5 W., which wss postponed from last
Saturday, will he held this afternoon in
P,terson's Hall.
YiS1EPDAY John B-emer was arrested at
tie residence OF Mary Burke. on charge Of
bss,ardy. Squire Peterman required him
fore the Circuit Court. Mr.. Christian
Bremen became his bondsman.
The regular meeting of the Washington
D:stric; Lyceum was called 70 order yester-
day afternoon and the following officers
were elected: President, Willie Stanley;
vice president Wsltrr Wills; secretary,
Jennie Gardener; treasurer, Miss Sally
Robin: on; librarian, John Frew.
The National pike, between Frank Wal
ters and Wheeling, is in frigbtful c0ndi-
ton. ImprecatiCns, loud and deep, are
dsily being showered on the heads of those
who have charge of the repairs of the pike.
Get on the pike where the mud is thick il
you wish to hear swearing by note.
LAST night, about midnight. an slarm of
tire was turned in from box 10. Nigilant
engine house, occasioned by one OF the dry
houses at Wilson & Dunleyy's cooper
shop being on fire. The fire department
responded promptly. The Nigilant de-
partH ent extinguished the flames. Dam
ages about 800.
The Academy of Music is doing rush.
ing business this week. Parties who have
visited the theatre this week are very well
blessed and pronounce il one OF the best
shows on the road. The steamers Princess
s.G John Tomas will rua to Bellaire and
Martins Ferry, respectively, after the PEI
Torrance tonight
DIp you ever gaze attentively upon the
of tine average pltron OF
church festivals SIS be enters upon the fes
tai scene There is Il look about him that
usually SmGCks of to-bust-or-n otto bust
question. We saw him last night, at
church fair. Guess he went busted. He
e s;ailly locked as though his Shekcls hal
gone 20 that bourne from whence they
never return. In fact be looked sad.
TH% following couveyances were aimit-
ted 10 record at Clerk Hooks office. ysster-
day: A deed made the 9th day of Noyem.
Der, 1883 by John Arbenz and wife TO
Kieives, Kraft Il Co.. in consideration of
s., 200, for the south half of lot No. 2li in
Chapiire and Eoti's addition to the city.
l>>3, by z. Goodwin and wife, to Geo.
Reacbeck, in consideration of $3.50 for
part OF lot No. 200, situate in East Wheel
ng.
IT is genuine source OF pleasure to drop
n on a church festival, such as was given
1t the Chapline street church on last even
ing. The feeling of good fellowship dis
played by the members Of Rev. Hite's
church to each other and more particularly
10 strangers was, TO say The least, positively
The festival, socislly and finau-
;ially, WAS splendid success. To the IN
firing efforts OF Mrs. William Travis, \. d.
Work, and host Of lovely assistants, the
great success OF last nights enjoyable STAIR
are due.
ONE of the most pleasing entertainments
We have ever heard in Opera Hail was that
Of the McGibeny family last evening.
They were strangers TO our people, and
with all the concentrations of their artis
&c talent and superior attainments, many
sttended with some misgivngs as TO
could be sustained. Their doubts were all
iispelled with the first piece on the pro-
:rsmme, when the family rendered sound
he Battle Cry From the time that the
first notes were struck on that piece until
the band closed the programme, there was
one uninterrupted flow OF song and instru-
mental music that proved every word OF
What had been said of their skill and pow
Pr as vocalists and players. We shall not
attempt 10 write critique of the perform
snce, as it would require too much time
and space to do it the justice it deserves.
We content ourselves with saying that
they more than met the expectations, OF
every person who heard them, and when
they return here, as We hope they will
,oon, they can depend on a full house.
the inclemency OF the
evening, the rain pouring down in torrents
part of the time, the house was well filled.
The thanks o. the audience and people
are due Mr.. Henry Moss for securing the
presence of the family here.-Daiy NeIrs.
N,.r ByighfOu Pa Nor % 1889