Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-13
Academy.

appear.
Dancing Academy.
Prof. John Mullen will open his select
dancing academy for the reception OF pn-
pills Teusday, September %. at Germania
Hall, corner 14th and Market street. A
class for ladies and gentlemen VIII De
formed from 8 to 10 p m. A class for
misses and masters from 8 TO 5 in the after
noon the same day. Ladies outside OF the
city can enter this clas 70 and be at home
about dark.
Circuit Court Proceedings.
10 Judge Boyd's Court, yesterday, IN
the case of J.. H. Pipes v. Frew, Campbell
& Hart, the defendants objected to the
declarations Of plaintiff, and to each
count thereof. The matter was taken into
consideration by the Court. .
Carl and Michael Sonefeldt, native OF
Germany, were admitted to citizenship:
Judge Jacobs Court was not in session.
The Coming Boat Race.
1t is now probable that there will be
three starters in the coming boat race at
Bellsire, mention of which was made sn
the REGISTER yesterday morning. 1t Is
proposed to have He'll and Hsbberfeld start
off even. these two allowing John Mnth
ten seconds start, the winner to take the
entire purse. It is likely the arrange
ments will be perfected in a few days.
Marriage License.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday:
George B. Phillips, aged twenty.four, a
native of Harrison county, o, and Dele
NJ Phillips, aged twenty, q native OF Tus-
canvas county, y
Thomas Monkey, aged t~hirty-eight, a ma
tive of Euglsnd, and Sarah Eberhart. aged
thirty-seven, a native OF Westmoreiand
county, Pa.
The Tennis Tournament.
The two days tennis tournament ended
Tuesday afternoon, and it proved to be q
highly interesting and enjoyable social
event, large numbers Of society people at.
tending both days. Mr.. Nelson Hubbard
easily won the prize for gentleman's sln'
giles, a handsome racquet. The doubles
were won by Mr.. Hszlett Cummins and his
sister, Miss Ann, the prizes being shne
silver match case and q beautiful silver
vinagrette.
Incorporated.
Secretary OF State Walker has Issued .
certificate of incorporation to the "Bush
Run Coal and Coke Company" which has
for its purpose mining coal and manufac-
turing coke, selling and shipping the same
and doing a general business in carrying
on trade in the interest of the corporation.
The principal Office is to be kept at Staun-
ton, Va and is to expire August %, 1888.
The sum of $50, ono has been subscribed 10
the capital stock, $1,000 Of which has
been paid in. The privilege of increasing
the stock TO $500. 600 ia reserved. Shares
are 500 each aud are held by +. Harold.
Fayette county {; j. F. Efioger, W. I.
Tames, A. s.. Lara, Staunton, Va. +. U.
Best, R%puceverte, West Va, and Q. M.
Figgett, Lexington, Va.
Frank Daniels In " Little Puck"
This well.known actor, 30 well known
to the public through his familiar por'
trayal of "Old Sport" in Hoyt's scream
ing monstrosity, "a Rag Baby" has
launched out In a more ambitious role, in
the comedy of Little Pack" booked for
the Opera House next Monday and Tues
day.
The New York Telegram says of him:
''The comedy Of Little Puck announced
as the combined effort of four authors, pro-
vides Mr.. Daniels with 3 dual role, which
he will probably be identified with as
much as with old Sport" A sixtv-year-
old stock broker longs for youthful pleas
ures, and his youthful son has manly as
pirations. Through the magic off Hindoo
id oil their identity is exchanged, aud q
series of very lau9hsble adventures and
incidents follow, Mr.. Daniels appearing
alternately as father and son."
Got Onto His Racket.
A fashy looking young man got onto
the B. & o. Pittsburg train Tuesday
morning, at Clsysvil!e, in company with
a pal. He made the acquaintance OF
several people on the train and seemed to
be familiar with them. Shortly after the
train arrived in Washington the chsp was
in jsll 1t SCENE that he had taken an
old farmer named James X Moss in OF
some kind of skin game, like thres-card
monte and the old man went up to Wash.
ington to draw $500 with which to play
sucker. A gentleman who attends to his
affairs heard of the matter and questioned
the old gentleman. He then informed the
police and two of them went over to
where the sharper was and after getting
on to his game arrested him. The man
gave his name AZ Martin, which is no his
right name. He was here during the
lair.
Youthful Thieves.