Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-09
IN GENERAL.
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Bruce Amber, Of Mead township, wen!
to Wheeling yesterday with a load OF keg
wood for the LaBelle Mills, received his
money for the load, and has not since been
heard from.-Bellsire Tribune.
Delightful Dance.
The popular Central Singing Society gave
one of their delightful hops at Arion Hall
last night, which was attended by a happy
crowd of young folks, who tripped the hours
gaily away to the enhancing strains Of
Mayer's orchestra. The affair was one Of
the most enjoyable of the season and re-
fleets credit upon the young gentlemen WHO
had it in charge.
Pleasant Entertainment.
The musical and literary entertainment
at the Chapline street Church last night
was an unqualified success. The enter
tainment was certainly enjoyed and sppre
ciated by the large audience in attendance
as was evidenced by the hearty applause
And the refreshments were too good almost
to eat, but they disappeared quite rapidly,
all the same.
Transfers OF Real Estate.
The following transfer of real estate wa
left Tor record OF Clerk Hooks office yester
day.
Deed made March Is, 1885, BY W. F
Lindsey and wife and Virginia c. Hamilton
and K. w. Hamilton, her husband, to-Johu
Auber, for the north half Of lot No. l26
situate on the east side of Market street, 10
the Sixth ward. Consideration, $4,000.
Death of a Prominent Mailer.
The funeral of Andrew Nest, a former
Belmont mailer, whieb.took place yesterday,
was a very imposing and impressive affair
The funeral procession was headed by the
Opera House band followed by Wheeling
Commsn2ery accompanied by g number Of
the members of Cyrene ~Commandery, h.
being a member OF the former. A large
number of his fellow.workmen also followed
the remains to their last resting place, in
the Peninsula cemeutery.
War In Fulton.
Charles C'atterbuck was arrested by Con-
stable Laughlin yesterday charged with as
s%aulting Mrs. Steihn, at Fulton, yesterday
afternoon. He was before Justice Ankle
last evening, who sent him to jail in default
OF bail for his appearance at 2 o'clock to
day. Charley was in bad luck yesterday,
for while Mrs. Steihn came in to have a
warrant sworn out for him several unknown
parties got him in limbo and hammered
his countenanee almost entirely out OF
shape.
Police Pickipgs.
Anthony Kenny and Clarence Johnson
we're arrested yesterday by Officer Killeen
for stealing a key of ale from Mrs. Stewards,
over the creek.
Louis Fritz was arrested yesterday By
Officer Burns for creating a disturbance at
his home in the East End. Two shots were
fred during the rumpus and Fritz asserted
that he had attempted to kill himself.
James Bennett was arrested BY Officer
Grubler for drunkenness in the Sixth ward
yesterday.
Last week the handsome policeman who
patrols the streets IN the Fifth ward, vas
stopped by a young lady in that ward who
requested his assistance to help her catch a
canary bird, which had taken its departure
from home. The policeman and the young
lady Immediately repaired to her house,
where be got the cage aud started out in
search of the bird, climbing fences aud 60.
ing in bosrd-ysrds, etc and after dilligent-
ly searching for three hours, returned to the
house and found q card on the door which
read April first"
Notable Exhibition.
The exhibition Of fine engravings, etch-
ings, etc., begins at Nicolrs art store to,
day. Among this collection will be found
some Of the choicest impressions of the
most celebrated modern etchers and engrsv.
ers. We viii call to notice specially the
celebrated etching by Macbeth The Har-
vest Moon" which is one Of
the most noted prints Of the day
This gives every one who is interested ia
pictures q chance 10 study the different
kinds Of prints now in popularity. Mr..
Nicoll has issued neat invitations to q great
number of our citizens, but wishes to ex
tend a cordial invitation to every one. Mr..
Storms new picture, "Gigging Fish on Elk
River" from nature, is also on exhibition
Grand Opening.
Tonight the ALEXANDRA Palace rink at
the corner Of ChapHne and Thirty.third
streets will be opened to the public. This
is the finest rink west Of New York and has
the largest surface and seating capacity Of
any rink in this section. Feniou expert
States viii be used, and the floor is beyonl
improvement A good band viii be in a..
tendance and no doubt q large crowd will
attend the opening. All the appointments
are first class IL every respect, and all the
accommodations necessary to the comfort
Of both ladies and gentlemen. Mr.. C. D.
Thompson Is the manager and he will IN
dOubtedly make a good one. Do not fail to
attend.
Certificate Of Incorporation.
Secretary Of State Walker yesterday is
sued q certificate Of incorporation to the
Security Loan and Mortgage Company, a
corporation formed for the purpose Of loan
ing money at interest on real or per
sonal estate. which corporation shall
keep Its principal Office Or place of
business at Boston, and is to expire April
s, 1905. For the purpose Of forming the
said corporation the sun of SOS. 500 has
been subscribed, whereof $3.50 has been
paid in, and the privilege is reserved of in
eressiRg the same to $4,000 in all. The
corporAtors are: Edward E. Smith, rs
shares; Ferris A. Small, rs shares, and
Josiah +. Small, 20 shares, sll Of Province
town, Mass AID Daniel F. Small 20 shares.
and Robert VI. Kelly, 5 shares, all Of BOs,