Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-13
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Clerk Hooks othce yesterday.
BAKER & FARRoS packed the Opera House
last night and gave q good show.
VERY few State cases are now being tried
before the Justices of the Peace.
Two DEEDS of trust were admitted to rec
ord at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday,
TIE show at the Academy drew tremen-
dous house last night and pleased it we'll.
YESTERDAY the LsBells mill company
broke sheet roll. throwing the entire mill
off.
The Committee on Poor House and
Farm will visit the InGrmary next Thurs
day.
YESTERDAY Fred Baker who was sent to
Jail on the charge of bastardy, was released
by Squire Philips on giving $500 bond
TONIGHT an orange race" will be the
attraction at the Island rink Albert Waltz,
q phenomenal skater, will be at the rink gu
Thursday
The work of putting in new foundation
under the sheet rolls at the Belmont mill Is
progressing nicely under the supervision OF
Manager Reister.
ALBERT Bowman will have hearing at
Police Court this morning, on a charge OF
disorderly conduct on the Elm Grove cars,
Saturday evening.
In the death of Mrs. French Wheeling
loses another Of the old land marks, she
having been born and raised here.
The many friends of Willard F. Giesey
will be pleased to hear of his advancement
to q partnership in the firm Of Belz q
Fading He IS one Of our rising young
men, who viii make his mark in the bus
ness interests of the city.
REAL ESTATE AGENT HALIER sold at
private sale the Hornbrooke property on
Chapline street, Centre Wheeling, to David
Kuli, jr., for 81, 700, yesterday.
Tbs Boettner murder case was continued
until next term in part 2 the Circuit
| Court Yesterday, on account OF the court
being occupied with the Goshorn- Carter
| case.
LAST evening Squire Ankle released Geo.
W. Schick from Jail, he furnishing the re-
quired $500 bail. Schick w1s arrested for
appropriating money belonging to the
Wheeling Bakery Company.
YESTERDAY Part One of the Circuit Court
adjourned to court in course, after render
ing Judgment in the sum of S., 900 in favor
of the plaintiff in the case, Mary 7. Dunna-
ways administrator vs.. Elm Grove Motor
Line.
LAST evening FIVE rough and suspicious
looking men we're seen on the Island again.
il is seriously contemplated by the residents
of that portion of the city to form vigil
ance committee, whose actions will speak
louder than words.
LAST evening q very large audience greet
ed the opening of the new troupe at the
Academy of Music. They certainly were
well repaid for their trouble. The perform
ance throughout is frst-clsss and was ap
preciated. The wonderful Gct Of walking
on the ceiling was loudly applauded.
JosEFFY played the Littoif Concerto, in
which nobody before had given complete
satisfaction until DR.. Won Sllow played 1t
here. nor since; but the re lection of Won
Bulow' wonderful playing !: IL be effsced by
that of JOsefy. 1t was !. rhaps the most
wonderful piano performance of the age
n. Y. World.
JosEFFY was never hearl to greater ad.
vantage than in the beautiful Schumaun
Concerto. His crisp, delic} tie touch, which,
With all its fine quality, is not lacking in
virile power, was exempliied as it has sell
dom been before, and the marvellous techni
cal skill which he exhibitI was never more
conspicuous-N. Y. Timd.
The residents of TwentS uinth street have
been waiting for the past: five months for
the B. of p w. to come ont and see the
condition OF their street, but their waiting
has been in vain. They hope to receive
some attention about the %th Of July next,
when the street does not ned repairing.
The following conveyancGS were admitted
to record at Clerk Hooks office yesterday
A deed made January 10, 1885, by r. B.
Criswell to Sarah E. Criswell, his wife. The
gentleman transfers all his personal prop
erty to his wife. A deed N ade January II,
1885, by Henry II. Hornbrpok and wife to
David Kull, Jr., in consideration of 81, 700
for part of lot No. 1872, situate in Centre
Wheeling.
The will of the late C. C. Wells, of Mar
shall county, will be protested at Mounds
vile tomorrow. The maui requests are as
follows: He gives all his personal property
to his wife, also about hall of the farm he
lived upon as long as she 3mains a widow.
The remainder of the land is to be sold and
the money divided amous the heirs Of his
brothers, Lemuel and DrSiey, and his sis
Ter, Mrs. Austin. The vAll makes a few
small requests to distant 'latives.
Gro. N. HENDERSON, Formerly of Will
Jamestown, W. Va, is noTtelerk at the How
ell House.
The election by the ST :kholders of the
Bridge company yesterdss resulted in the
choice Of the old board Of; managers.
Louis CoLMAN, Jr., IDA candidate for
committee clerk. He viii make good one
The land suit of Duffnsr VS.. Farnsworth
in the United States Court was given to the
jury last night. At II o'clock, not having
agreed, they were dismissed until o'clock.
this morning.
EEMUYD F. BoCEING and @. Menkemiller,
druggists wish it known that they guaran-