The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-08
sTEUBENVILLE LOCALS

The case of the city of StoubcnviIle
agaius! Tho. j. Lyons, was argued before
the Probate Judge to-day. I. IS the
barber shop case of which We have
spoken. A. II Ba'lin represented the
city and j. f. Daton and Walter &. On.
the defense. The Judge reserved his de-
clsion until to-day at two O'Clock.
John Jones, VIII Brady, Harry Rob
inson and john Henry were out driving
yesterday evening. They desired to dis.
cover which had the fastest horse, and
consequently the marshal has warrant:
for their arrest.
ST. Pauls EpIscopsl church held 8
supper and festival in CARROTS Hal
last night and was success financially
and otherwise.
Richard Kid, a son of Mr.. John KId,
who was injured and died from Al
accident in coal nine al Quincy Station,
on the b. i o. railroad, was buried In
this city this morning at 10 o'clock.
w. q. Gesncll and Miss Ida Russell,
OF Smthteld, this county, were married
Yesterday at the st. Nichols Hotel by
Rev. DR.. Grimes.
A temperance meeting will be held at
the Alicsna steel works next Sunday
Afternoon at O'clock. Rev. Gray, OF
Hsmline Church, will oticiate.
There was heavy frost on the hills
this morning, but no material damage II
reported.
TAe supper and festival al the Kramer
~ 4. Church last night realized Sl7O.
A man was tsrred and feathercd A.
East Liverpool yesterday evening. He
was from Slosn's Station, and was nc
cused of being tco intimate with mar.
ried woman.
Barbara Tolman, having made oath
that Timothy earns and Mary earns had
assaulted her, they bad hearing before
Justice Bright this afternoon, and, in de-
fault of $500, were committed TO jail
Hszlett, OF the Pittsburgh LeGder, vas
in the city to-day.
DR.. Dashiell, d. d., OF New York, lee
tured to a large audience 10 Hamhn
Church this evening on "a Situation
Wanted for q Gentleman Son.
Rev. Wilson, of Allegheny City, will
conduct the communion service st the
Second Pres byterisn Church next Sun.
day. DR.. Mclean, Of Brownsville, who
has formally accepted the call TO be per.
msnent pastor of the Church, will take
charge about the first Of July.
A boy was thrown into the gutter BY
q horse he was teasing near the market
of i'm Ig
the coat with its teeth. He was not in
jured, but you never saw boy more
badly frightened.
-Four OF our young bloods were hauled
up 0sfore the Mayor to-day for :Ast driv-
ing.
Company A have received their new
uniforms, and they are requested to meet
at the armory this Saturday evening 70
get them.
A lot Of gypsies are encsmped on the
farm of Nathaniel Wilson, ont on Goa
Hill. They are the genuine article.
A man named ColIins, an employe Ui
the Jefferson Iron Works, and who re-
sides on Eighth street, had one 0! bis
leet and legs very seriously buruei thl,
evening. lie wss waking along and &C.
cideotally stepped iLto some liquid iron
His leg will probably have to be smpu
tsted Just below the knee.
The parties who were before the Com.
missioners yesterday in the interest 0!
the Smitbfsld ana Lagrange pike &C
complished nothing rs yet. The Com
nissioners, after hearing their arguments
sent them back 10 gain the. approval OF
disapprogsl Of al residents along the
line of the proposed pike. Another
meeting viii probably be held a. al
early day.
A number Of Wheeling ladies and
gentlemen were on our streets Thursdsy
/ They came up on the Lutheran Sunday
| School excursion on the =, w. * K
| The picnic WAS held in MshsR's Grove
across the river. There were nineteen
car loads in al
"Bslshazzars Fest" ss delivered 10
/ Opera Hall Tuesday and Wednesday
evening, by the Philharmonic Society
drew large bu. not very enthusiastic al
diences. Nevertheless the performance
was very good, and was al improvement
on the second night over the frat.
Arrangement. are being made By thr
Will. Creek Test Oil Company 70 CON
nence operations on next Monday. Th'
ground is being cleared, machinery ar
ranged, &c.
The Fourth street clerks are snIiou
| for another game Of base ball with thei
former yictors, the Market street clerks
and challenge them accordingly.
Rev. james K White, formerly paste
Of Kramer VI. Z. Church, this city, We
shaking hands with his many friends OIL
our streets to-day.
Mr.. J. Ross Aossgrove, Of the Unltet
States Hotel, has disposed Of hIs fn,
black Ceiling Erebus, by SCOTS Histc
ga, 70 J. N. Patterson, OF New York, fo
the gum Of s400.
Mrs. Alice A. Davis, daughter Of v
IC. Abraham, OF this city, departed fc