Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-28
GENERAL rsrKLLreEsCK.
rran.f.r Of Real Estate.

GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Transfer of Real Estate.
The following transfer Of real estate wss
recorded at Clerk Hooks once yesterday:
Deed inside August IA, 1888. by Thomas
Prince and wife to John Wilson Copley,
for the south 20 feet of lot No. "a In Geo.
Zillis' addition to the city of Wheeling,
on the Island.
New Charters
Secretary of State Walker has issued q
charter to the Grafton Publishing Com
pany, to the Providence Coal Company, Of
Stone Cliff, Fay cite county; and to the
Reliance Coal and Coke Company, OF the
same place.
The Wheeling Wheelmen.
The Wheelmen held meeting at the
City Hall, last evening, at which 1t was
sscertained that about eight or ten of the
members would take in the trip to Buffalo.
They will probably leave on the early
morning train next Sunday for Pittsburg,
where they will join other delegations
bound for the same city.
Another meeting will probably be held
during the week.
The Reception to General O'Nssi.
Quite large number Of the members OF
the city G. A. L. Posts went over to
Bridgeport, last evening, TO attend the
reception given by the comrades Of Branum
Post to General O'Neal, Of Lebanon, U.
The evening was spent in a very pleasant
manner, and at quite a late hour the
Wheeling comrades returned to the city,
bringing General O'Neal with them. The
General registered at the Mcclure, and
will leave the city this evening.
"Kendalrs Kids" at the Grand.
The theatrical season was opened at the
Grand Opera House last night and the
theatre was crowded. The attraction was
Ezra Kendall in his laughsble comedy "A
Pair of Kids" The company is fine one
and caught the house by storm. Theplay
is interpreted with songs, dances, ETC.,
and is very enjoyable one. The Grand
will undoul tsdly be crowded every night
this week. Jennie Dnnn, who it will be
remembered appeared here with Haverly's
Juvenile Pinafore Company, "a Jose
phene," is with the company. Seats are
on sale at the Mcclure Pharmacy.
Yesterday Mornings Police Court.
Twenty one cases we're disposed OF in
Police Court yesterday morning. Three
for keeping houses of ill fame, Jennie Lee,
Elite itty and Mollie Williams, were as
sessed $40 and costs each; seven males fol
being found in these bawdy houses, each
paid S. and costs; two disorderlies forked
over SIS and costs and 81 and costs respec'
lively and drunk paid ST and costs
seven girls for being inmates of bawdy
houses paid S. and costs each; one case OF
a man charged with being in house was
dismissed. The amount of fines and costs
footed up $2l3.lO.
The Wool scare.
The REGISTER some time since asserted
that the fee wool bugaboo was being used
to induce farmers to sell their wool at a
low figure. and those who did 30 now dis.
cover that the assertion was true and that
they have made a mistake The follow
ing items from Ohio papers are proofs OF
this:
The Bellaire Independe,t says: "A
great deal of wool has been recently sold in
Harrison county at thirty cents-just the
same kind of wool that the dealers couldn't
pay more than qaarter for one month
ago."
And this from the Steubenville Gazette:
The men who sold their wool at 25c are
now ready to kick the fellows who
'beared' the market for political pur-
poses. 3Oa3lc are offered for wool to-day"
Janior Plumed X lights.
About forty youug Republicans met at
the Lincoln Club rooms last evening for
the purpose of organizing Junior Plumed
Knights marching club for the campaign.
The meeting was called to order and Mr..
Walter Wills was selected as temporary
chairman and Mr.. Kennedy Frew temper
ary secretary. After the prsliminaries had
been gone through with the following per.
manent officers were elected: President,
Walter Wills; Vice President, William
Dinger; Secretary, Kennedy Frew; Treas
urer, Jacob NuDge; Financial Secretary,
John Kingdom. Various committees were
then appointed on Constitution and By
Laws, Uniform and Drum Corps, after
which tho club adjourned to meet next
Monday evening.