Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-12

Minor matters Of Interest Briefly and
Plthilv Told


Minor matters Of Interest Briefly and
Plthily Told
Two DRINKS made up the list In Pohcs
Court, yesterday morning.
BUT two petitions for. corrections OF as
sessment were left at the City Hail. yes-
terday.
CONSTABLE BENNETT sold lot Of Second
hand clothing in front OF the Guy Han,
yesterday afternoon
The Naptha Yacht Company are going
to place p pontoon bridge in the river Ior
the Mckinley meeting next week.
E. S, LAKE, of Canton, O., notified the
police, yesterday that gray mare nao
been stolen from him, it is supposed Dy
Gypsies.
WILLIAM BUCHANAN was yesterday ap-
pointed guardian for Nora Nevlns, orphan ,I.
of Geo. Nevins Bond, SSOo; isaac III
tiers. surety.
All of the hotels and boarding houses
were filed last night and many VISITORS
were compelled to sleep on co.'s, or slV up
in chairs about the loboies or tue NOTES.
THOMAS NORTH, the well known glass
worker. will be buried to-day. The glass
workers. will meet at Knoxe's Hall at one
O'Clock, and attend the funeral in a body.
MISS LIZZIE RENNER notified the police,
Yesterday. that she lost her pocketbook on
The Island. last Thursday. 1t contain ed
two $40 gold pieces, s. bill, and four S IL
yer dollars
WIN. TRAVIS. of the La Belle mill. yes
terday notified the police that harnessed
black horse, which had strayed away from
the Eighth ward, had been found by MIN.
YESTERDAY afternoon about four O'Clock
Harry Shanlev slugged some one, whose
name the police could not furnish, on Six
teenth street. near the City Hall. be was
arrested by Officer Porter.
TIVE PENNSYLVANIA Lines will sell excur-
sion tickets from Conversion, New Cum
berland, Cadiz and intermediate points ior
the Mckinley demonstration on the lotn
inst. also for the Columbian Celebration
on the 21st inst.
OFFICER HERBERT yesterday arrested u
A. Ross, on telegram from RavensWood,
charging him with robbery. Prosecuting
Attorney j. A. Seamon, of jackson, was
notified. also Justice j. A. Petty, OF jack
son, who is at the Stamm. Later Ross was
released.
In publishing the note written by Her.
bert Harrison, of Laurelton, o., a day or
two ago. the sentence For am severely
blamed for same" was made, by accident,
to read. 'for am severely to blame for
same.n The sense of the letter was appar-
ent, however.
A MARRIAGE license was issued to Frank
w. Buchanan. a native Of West Virginia,
aged 90, and Nora Nevins, anative of West
Virginia, aged IS; also. to John N. How
ard, native of Marshall county, aged 81,
and Mary B. Morrison. a native OF Ohio
county, aged %.
AN entertainment which cannot fall to
please all lovers of fine character reading
and of good music, will be given in the
Grand Opera House, Thursday evening,
October 20, under the auspices of the Man
ayers Of the Home for Aged and Friendless
Women. The name Of the elocutionist,
also the names Of those who will furnish
the musical part of the programme, will
be given hereafter.
THE forced sale Of watches and dia
monds at 1854 Market street, this morning
at 10 o'clock, promises to disclose some
mighty rare results in the sale Of beautiful
stones and fine watches. 1t is said there
are several Of the finest gems in town
among the collection, as well as some fine
iewelry and watches, and they must be sold.
A fellow looking for ''snap" ought 10 be
in it az the beginning.