Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-01
Transfer of Real Estate.

Transfer of Real Estate.
The follcwirg transfer Of real estate wa
left for record at Clerk Hooks Office yester
day:
Deed made April %, 1885, by Mary E
Plummer, wife OF +. w. Plummer, to Elk
perience S. Plummer, wife Of W. W. Plum
mer, for the east part of lot No. l6l on tn
south side of Virginia street, Island. Con
sideration 81, 100.
A Large Funeral.
The funeral of Mr.. John Butterfeld, Sr.
Yesterday afternoon, was one Of the lsrges
which has left this city for long time, abou
'hirty vehicles following the remains II
their resting place in the StoEe Church
Cemetery at Elm Grove. Among those at
lending the obsequies were many members
of Council, city and county officials, aGd
members of our business men, who haC
iopg known and highly appreciated the
friendship of the deceased.
Egg Breaking and Sunday School Enter.
tainment.
For FIVE weeks past the members and
friends of the English Lutheran SUNDAY
school have been looking forward to tbs
9g1-breakipg and entertainment to be held
This evening in the Sunday school room or
Sixteenth street. The child whose egg
contains the most money will be awarded a
beautiful and valuable clock. The break
ing of the eggs will be interspersed with
recitations, hymns and songs by the mem
bers Of the school. A very pleasant even
lpg is expected.
Circuit Court.
IN Part Second of the Circuit Court yes
terday, Judge Jacobs presiding, in the case Of
Michael McDonough, indicted for burglary
in breaking into Behring's grocery in East
Whesing. the demurrer to the indictment
wss overruled and q plea of not guilty en-
tered. The trial then proceeded before the
following jury: Will Grub, David Ash, 7
Camp, James Young, q. D. Bayhs, J. S
Nsylor, Benoni Fesy, Thomas Burke, Geo
Madison. Barney McEnter, a. T. Bartlett
and Charles Bell. The jury returned yer
dict of not guilty, and the accused was dis
charged.
The case of Michael Connolly, indicted
for burglary, was continued.
A New RinkIet.
The proprietors of the Chapfiue street
rink, commencing with to-day, will give
every purchaser Of an admission ticket q
coupon which will entitle the holder to q
chance in one of the four following prizes
First, handsome chamber set of decorated
oak furniture, on exhibition at MendePs.
Second, pretty china dinner and tea SCI
combined, on exhibition at Ewing Bros.
Third, q fine polished brass centre table, on
exhibition at Dillon's. Fourth, q handsome
silver ice pitcher, on exhibition at Franz.
helms THIS win continue for sixty DAYS.
when the drawing will be decided. This il
q new step and viii no doubt be grand
success.
Avoid the Rush for Seats.
The list for the Theodore Thomas con-
cert is coming along in fine style and peo
pie who wish to have q selection of the
seats still left should not put it of. but sub
scribe their names to the list. There Will
undoubtedly be grand rush for seats on
Monday, when they are put on sale, su5
this viii save you all the rush and troubl.
as your number viii be called and Won viii
have much better opportunity of obtaio
ing good seats. This grand event Is the
talk Of the g. ena " one she,,Id fa;i =,
he treat that Wbasl
the opportunity