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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-30

By transportation OF names we were
made to say in yesterday mornings issue
that Pat Gavin had cut Fawcett in
Chicago. 1t was just the reverse, as was
also the case in the fracas at the Belmont
Mill. Fawcett did the cutting in both
inatanChA.
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Use eaff, FIelsChmann'& Co.'S Compress.
ed Yeast and you will always have good
bread. BEHRENS & co.
1910 Market and 1901 Jacob Streets, are
wholesale agents forlt
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsTArE.-The follow
ing transfer Of real estate was admitted TO
record in the Office Of the County Clerk
yesterday:
Deed made October eth, by Mathew
Relss and wife to Mary Gundling, for the
north half Of lot No. 50, corner OF Market
and Eighth streets; for S, 900.
Deed made August Goth, 1870, by W. D.
Martin, trustee, to J. B, Campbell, for q
traction Of lot No. los, corner Market and
Eighth streets; for 5000.
Deed made October oath, 1879, by W.
H, Williams and wife, to the Riverside
Iron works, for a parcel Of ground at
Twenty.Rtth and Wood streets; Tor S407 IS.
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TnB Detroit Fee PrEas fiend has been
punning on DR.. Balls Cough Syrup. We
will bet q new hat that this Is only graft.
tude, ior all thinking men know It's merits.
-(Exch.l
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The B. & o. R. R. will sell on November
18th excursion tickets to Chicago and re-
turn for 81 90 the round Trip. Tickets
good until 18th inclusive. Train leaves
b. & 0. depot at sos Am.
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TTTANTED-A MAN WITH A FEW
w dollar % pOddlOin Wheeling and vicinity With
fGAt selling article. Particular BY Jos. Schneider,
81 DilIVyn street. philadelphia, Pa. se2a
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WEDDING NoTlCE-A Choice Stock Of
New Designs 10 Silver Just received and
for sale low by JACOB W. GRUBB.
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The secret OF long life is 10 keep the
liver perfectly healthy, which Is best &C.
complished by using only Sellers Liver
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MAM1Ep.

NTANTED-TO RENT Anew HOUSES.
w Parties Wishing . reliable agent for renting
houses and taking charge Of property VII apply 70
o. A. BcHAEFER CO.,
oeii Real Estate and Notary Business.
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ELEdAXr piano covers, very cheap, al
Shelb's, Washington Hall.
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JIANTED-A LIMITED NUMBER OF
w ladies and gentlemen o. energy and ability, for
business that viii pay from SIS q so pr week. No
poddlinV, Apply Tor Advertise" at Mrs. BulgetS
hn1nlIn, Hntiln. I'M Main stENNt och
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RntEMRrR the date Of the Chicago ex.
cursion via the B. & o. R. R., November
18th. Fare 81 90,
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WANTED Active parties @ act a GeaSE1i
WAN Eb Agents for tho sale Of our special.
pay 4 salary OF 4 liberal commission on slles, From
300 10 $500 u Month can be made By live
men. Rare chance for making money.
AddrOEJ-TRlUMPH MFG CO., ll6 Monroe 81,
CHICAGO. 0e6
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Police CopRr-Judgs canmer.

PoLlcE CoVRT-Jud9e CFanmFr.
The following cases were disposed Of at
this Court yesterday morning:
R. A. Monroe, drunk; s. 90. Paid.
Samuel Fawcett, disorderly in month Of
May. Case dismissed at cost OF complain.
ant, II. s. Cornwell. Same for disorder,
SO 100. Committed.
Pat. Gavin, disordstly. Dismissed at
cost Of city.
derly, S. each. Paid.
3. 4. Talby, disOrderlY, g %. Paid.
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ALI sheet music at hall price at shelb's,
Washington Hall.
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For Additional Local Sc Fi1a Poge.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST lIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Nine departments Of study; textbooks furnished
penSes ior one year from 9I70 TO 5000; nOn-Seo-
tartan, liberal, thorough. Fall term begins Sep
tember Sd, 1879.
R4eFor catalogues and other Information apply
g the President, ]. r. Thompson, MorgRntOwr,
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HITANTED-

WANTED
city properly, one Of the bOs. locations In the Sew
enih Ward; two story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE with nine rooms, finished attic, good cellar
under whole house, water, glS, and every conV0u-
S-S'' . 'A'' 'S''' s'' IRWIN,
SELF Real Estate Agent.
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1vORy sOap for the laundry.
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II you want to got rid Of pimples, boils,
letter, &C., use "Lindsey's Blood Search.
err" Sold by all druggists.
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TuE CouRrs.-CIacur CouRr.-Judgs
Aelvin.-This Court met at O'Clock yes
Mcdonnell VS.. McKeag, damages still
on trial,
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the Thermometer, as
observed at schnept's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
1873 1879.
7AAl2M. ?. n. Pm. 7 AN. IAN. ?. n. I Pm.
q 81 81 80 20 60 70 g.
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FOR REMT.

mo LET-A FURNISHED AND UN.
i FURNISHED ROOM, I'LL ChAPllne street,
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GAe GttelIigsttter,
New Advertisements.

on.ee. Nos. Is and q Rourtesnth street
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dor RENT-TWo FURNISHED
i ROOMS, with or without board. Addres. =.
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DOR RENT-A DESIRABLE RESI-
L denee, No. s. Fifteenth ST., containing seven
rooms water and gas. Possession given on lst Of No
yembsr ApplV 70 JAMES BODLEY,
or9S No. 81 Fifteenth 81.
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New Advertisements.
Lecture.
Last Call.
Court Notice.
Take notice.
To Bondholders.
The Champion Fire Kindlers.
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DOR RENT-DR. REEVES OFFERS
Sdes being centrally and pleasantly located, the house
Is supplied with ali modern eonVenienees, and In ex
eeent repair. Possession given on the LIST Of April
nAHt- or Annnhr Il hNIirRd. oCl9
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OVER THE RIVER.
BRIDGEPORT AND MARTINS FERRY
Local lettings from Our Two NeighbOring
Towns in Belmont County
Incidents and Accidents.
BRIDGEPORT BoULDERs.

Mend Your Ways-Some Are Mended-
Light Wanted-Cash Offered-Gas That
is Hoped to be More Than Vain Air
Bridge Repairs Masonic Festival -
Buildings Young Ladies TO Seize
Promptly Their First Opportunity for
Four Years to Get Man.
The defective places in the pavement
in front of AleXander's store, where the
water used TO accumulate TO the damage
OF BACKED boots, have been repaired.
There is one very bad place in the
pavement in front of Heinlein's shoe
store. The outer edge OF the pavement
has settled several inches and several
bricks are gone, which makes 1t very
rough and irregular. Mend your ways,
gentlemen.
Darkness OF double intensity prevails
over our streets at night. a recent
petition to Council. numerOusly signed,
for lamps in VARIOUS localities, was
Quietly suffered to lie on the table. The
CITY fathers say they haven't the funds
on hand for any such improvement, but
a certain bank offers to loan them the
necessary cash, and it would be better
10 borrow than to wander in this Egyp-
tian darkness.
1t has been suggested that while the
gas question is being agitated in Mar
tins Ferry, it would be a good thing to
erect works at Etnaville and supply
both Bridgeport and Martins Ferry
from them. Another plan suggested
is that a stock company be organized
TO pipe the town and then bring a
connection pipe over the Island and
buying gas from the Wheeling works,
retailing it out at a good profit. Let us
have light.
The suggestion in the REGISTER some
ago to the County Commissioners that
the Kirkwood bridge needed a new
floor has Just been acted on. a new
floor is being put in without any serious
interruption to travel. The flooring
boards going in look substantial.
The glass water set for which Miss
Lynnand Miss Miller are candidates, Is
on exhibition in West d Gilmore win
dow. tits handsomely engraved and will
be tasty table ornament for the winner.
The Masonic fraternity are making
extensive preparations for their festival
next Tuesday evening,
Among other building improvements
Mrs. Jones house is ready for the roof.
DIR. Cook is putting up neat little sta
bic. John SCOTS two new houses are
nearly ready for occupancy.
The society young ladies' are planning
for leap year party to come of early
in January. From the parties who
have it in charge it promises to be q
success. Viewig's band will probably
furnish the music for the occasion.
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Just now there seems but small prob
ability that Grant will visit Wheeling,
and many persons are throwing cold
water ON the scheme ON the ground that
We could not properly entertain him.
But why nOt2 We have but slight
acquaintance with his royal visits and
may be- mistaken in the man, but GER
tain. It seems, we could give him tit
ting reception. We would take 4 new
d.parfure. we would be original -;
we would swervc from the beaten
track oi other receptions and show
him something new. We would
order heavy rain three days
previously and then put our
streets ON exhibition. Grant has tray
eled. and comparisons would come
reality. Tie saw no such sire IS IN
syria, and we would be well repaid by
his amaZcment.
Then me would be brought face to tace
with that grand architectural pile, City
Hall. lie could compare it To the gold
and flagrce work OF India and the solid
architecture OF Egypt. And would our
city building suffer? Hardly ever.
There is our work house. Grant
has, doubtless, during his life, Wis
tied many rcfOrmatOry institutions,
tas spectatOr) but never such one rs
this. He has never seen So steep a hill
crowned with so shining model lie
would gaze, and gaze, and gaze. and
Oh our resources are bOUndless. BY
all means bring on Grant. Bring him
on, we say.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-16
Ed. CorbIev,s Libel Suit.

We mentioned some time ago, that
Ed. Corbley, formerly of the New Me
Lure House, of this city, had difficulty
with Miss Minnie Cummings, actress, at
Steubenville and gave the Gd:ette's YER
sion OF it. The same paper says, yester-
day:
Charles F. Corbley, late manager OF
the Minnie Cummings combination, is
in the city to-day. He called at the
Gazette Office with a slip OF printed mat
ter in his hand, which he claimed had
been published in the Gdsdte, which
however, we showed by our files had
not been published by us. He said be
didn't want any money from the Gazette
for the alleged libel, but he would
bet two dollars that he would
have the proprietors OF the paper in jail
inside of two weeks. He went on to
state that he had been to see the Mayor,
who said that il we had published the
matter on said slip he, the Mayor, would
have the proprietOrs OF the Gd;site in jail
in two weeks. He further claimed that
James F. Daton, Esq, who was Miss
Cummings attorney against the said
Corbley, was his lawyer in the
suit in criminal libel he proposed 10
bring against the Gd,eite, and lock
us up in the bastile as the result. Ii
would seem from this that Daton has
gone back on his late client,
Miss Cummings; otherwise he would
not take a case from Mr.. Corbley which
grew out OF her trouble with the latter
Mr.. Corbley insisted that he didn't want
any money from the proprletors OF the
Gd.etie, which is exceedingly cheering to
us. but what he is after is satisfaction,
which satisfaction is nothing more nor
less than to have us placed behind the
strong bars of the bastile, which the
Mayor thinks he can do in the space OF
tWo weeks
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Personal.

Judge c. 2. T. Moore, of Point Pleas
ant, who has been on the sick list foI
some time, is expected in the city to-day
Miss Lena Basar, and Miss Fox, oil
the South Side, returned home from
Council Bluffs, Iowa, last night, where
they have been for some time visiting
friends.
VIM. Zoeckler, of our city, who went
west some time since to try his fortune,
is meeting with success at Denver City.
Among the arrivals at the New Nc
Lure House yesterday were the follow
ing:
+. G.. Kammerer, Washington, Pa.
d. Is. McIiwain, city; 5. F. Bloyee, Glen
Easton. w. Va; Ogden Brown, New
York; Samuel II. Levy, city; J. NJ.
Relleville. city; X. 5. Craig, Steuben-
vile; J. b. Fordice, city; Lee Gambler
lin, Columbus, O.; f.. l.. Wood, city; q.
Il. Cash, city; w. PaXson, Philadelphia;
W. +. Mallory, WOOdsfeld, o.; James
:. Smith, WoodSfeld, o.; I. .. Castle,
WoodSfield, o.; Fritz Reef, WOOdstield,
O.; George VI. Jones, Pittsburgh; VIM.
=. Fisher, New York; F. S. Burrows,
Chicago; W. III. Ellioth, Detroit; K. B.
White, Baltimore; Il. l.. Armstead,
Nashville; Richmond and Won Boyle
Company, twenty in number.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Locals Delayed from Yesterdays Issue.
A meeting in the interest of the
Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad was
held in the Mayors Office last Friday
night The meeting was organized by
electing Joel Wood President and Jos.
r. Haynes Secretary. The President
stated the object OF the meeting to be to
see what means the people OF Martins
Ferry would use towards raising the
necessary stock to complete the road
some S30,000-in addition to some
$4,000 already subscribed.
After free exchange of views mo-
ton was passed to petition the Council
to allow vote to be had, at special
election held for that purpose, whether
the corporation would issue bonds to
the amount of $4,000. In accordance
with tins resolution a committee OF five
were appointed to secure signers to a
petition for that purpose and present to
the Council at their next regular meet
ing.
The meeting adjourned to meet next
Friday night week, December 10Th, in
Town Hall.
Joel Wood leaves to-day for Sanduskv,
to attend meeting of the directors OF
the w. q l.. f. X. r.
Jas. fanny, a labOrer at ROney's coal
works, was pretty thoroughly squeezed
last Friday between 4 coal car and post
in the mouth of the bank. He made a
narrow escape from being crushed to
death.
Last Saturday was payday at Rainey's
coal works.
VIM. Helling and Miss Emma Sea-
bright were married last Thursday night
in the German Lutheran Church, after
which, in company with quite number
of their friends, they repaired to the
residence of Charles Seabright, Esq, ia
Their OF the bride, where they enjoyed
themselves dancing until an early hour
Friday morning.
Mrs. John NARROW, one mile back OF
town, died last Thursday night and was
buried yesterday morning at Scotch
Ridge Cemetery.
The high school entertainment will be
| held Monday night Of next week, in
Commercial Hall.
The festival for the benefit OF the
Catholic Church will be held Thursday,
Friday and saturday nights OF this week,
in Commercial Hall.
+. J. A. Drennen, Esq, leaves to-
morrow for a visit to friends in Sandus-
XIV d,
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

River last night . feet 9 inches and
falling. -.
The Andes leaves Tor Cincinnati to-
day at P. NJ. $50.
The new steel boat building by James
Rees. ESQ, for South America, is pro-
pressing fayorably. She is larger and
has more power than the Francisco
Martavo, built here, that created so
much excitement in that country dur
ing the past season.-Pitsburgh Dispatch,
PIrrsBvRGH, December l5.-River fall
inc with feet on the gauge. Weather
clear and cold. Arrived-Mallie Ragon.
Departed-katie Stockdale and salt
Valley.
CINCINNATI, December l5.-River IL
feet : inches and rising. Arrived
F. H. Duriee. Pittsburgh; Nirgie Lee,
Evansville. Departed-Buckeye State,
Pittsburgh; Durfee and Clifton, st.
Louis.
ST. LOUIS. December l5.-Arriyed-
Colorado, Memphis. Departed-Color-
ado. Memphis; Pittsburgh, Huntington:
River fallen u inches, with i feet ;
inches bv the gauge. Weather clear and
cold. with considerable Ice running.
NASHVILLE. December l5.-River fall
ing with 80 feet on the shoals. Departed
Anderson, Cairo.
EVANSVILLE. December l5.-Weather
| clear and cold; mercury 81. River TALL
| ing with - feet inches on the gauge.
Down-Dick johnson, Buckham, Idle
wild. Up Evansville, Dick johnson.
| Business dull
louisville. December l5.-River ris-
| ing very slowly here with 5 feet 9lnches
! large in the canal, and i feet inches IN
! the chute on the falls. Business brisk.
| Weather cloudy and cool. Arrived and
departed-Fred Wilson and tow, Pitts,
burgh to Pittsburgh; ENTERPRISE and
tow. for Pittsburgh; +. \. Woodruff,
/ Cincinnati to Cairo.
CAIRO. December l5.-Arrived-Alice
Brown. Memphis; Van Hansen, Ohio
river; Champion, Paduach; Belle Mem
phis. Memphis: Commonwealth, 1t.
Louis; City Of Helena, Nicksburg. De
parted-Aiicr Brown, st. Louis; CHAM
pion. It. Louis. River % feet / inches
and rising. Weather clear; thermome-
ter so.
New ORLEANS, December l5.-Arriyed
Annie Z. Silver and }. b. Mckehlor,
It. Louis; f.. VI. Norton and barges,
Ohio river; Golden Rule, Cincinnati.
Observation-Disclosures, White river; W.
p. Holiday, st. Louis; Future City and
barges, st. Louis, broke piston rod, blew
out cylinder head and returned to the
city for repairs. Weather clear; Their
mometer 50.
/ VICHsBURG, December l5.-Weathel
clear; Thermometer 40. River risen IA
inches. Up-Guiding Star and Eldora'
do. Arrived-Frank Pargond.
Martin Fellows, engineer OF the on
boat Exchange, OF st. Louis, got caught
in the machinery OF the boat this morn
ING. and was instantly killed.
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THE SUNDAY QUESTION.
The Inaugural Movement To-
ward Reform.

Every Monday morning is held ses-
SION of Methodist devines for the pur-
pose of discussing matters pertaining to
their church. Yesterday morning this
meeting took different shape. Clergy
men OF the various Protestant denoml-
nations were invited to meet with them
for the purpose of considering the "Sun-
day question" or, in other words, the
growing dissertation of the Sabbath.
There was a very full attendance. eigh-
teen ministers being present.
The meeting organized by electng
Rev. Wilson, Presiding Elder OF this
district, chairman, and Rev. Hite secre-
tary. An executive committee was ap-
pointed, consisting of Rev. j. d. Moi
fatt. chairman, and Revs. c. w. Masden
and T. F. Clancy.
The meeting was addressed by nearly
every minister present and the remarks
exhibited great harmony OF thought
and unanimity of opinion. The
idea of a crusade against
Sabbath breakers was started
by the Cooke spiritualistic seance on
Sunday night week ago. said speaker
Yesterday, but now that they were
stirred up, they would carry the war
into Africa and not rest until the laws
were enforced and every cigar shop aud
saloon closed. This was the general
sentiment, and those present We'd with
each other in recounting the number
of cigar shops and saloons they knew
were open on Sunday, aye, and did their
best business.
Those present thought there were ex-
listing laws by which every store OF
shop could be closed, but no one was
exactly certain what these were. On
next Monday lawyer has volunteered
to lay before the meeting a complete
synopsis Of the statutes and ordinances
in existence.
This meeting took the character OF
inquiry. Whether it will become active
and demonstrative will be determined
upon in the light of events, as many OF
the ministers are in doubt as to whether
it is their place to inaugurate a crusade
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-16
JUDGE AND JUSTICE.
Yesterdays Judicial Proceed
ingS.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.

COUNTY COIRT-JJDNE Bplb'
Court met at "a. NJ.
Geo. Robinson, receiver, VS.. i. ROsen-
stein, certified by j. K. Miller, }. T.
Verdict by jury for plaintiff for so,
without costs, and verdict for defendant
for costs.
James p. Smith VS.. f. ii. Curtis and
John Gardner, certified by W. II. Cald-
well, j. p. Judgment for plaintiff Tor
SS3. "a and costs.
Adjourned until to-day at A. NJ.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Court met at l0A.M.
The following cases were set for trial:
Joseph Speidel & Co. VS.. Alex. I.
Garden, admir-, December 18th, with
jury. .,
j. NJ. Brodie, who sues, &c, vs.. Wal
tiers & Shallcross, January 9th, with
jury.
George r. Tingle VS.. Benjamin Fisher
December 9th.
Mary ID. Quarter VS.. b. Il .. X. r.,
December 23rd, with jury.
John w. Mandel VS.. Franklin lnsur'
ance Company, December 10th.
William Stoetzer VS.. i. Schuehle y
Co., December Goth.
w. d. English VS.. B. Il o. K. r., De-
cember 10Th.
Joseph Bellinger VS.. Peter Kreusch,
December goth.
Adjourned until 10 A. NJ. to-day.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Thomas Murphy, disorderly in the
Opera House, arrested by John Ritz
special constable, fined 81 and costs
Committed.
Frank Lauland, vagrant, fined SIC
and costs. Committed.
SQUIRE MIN.
John Rose appeared before this JUS
tice on Saturday night and plead guilty
TO a breach of the peace on October
29th. He was put under bond to keep
the peace for six months; bond so
with Elwood Martin as security.
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Transfers.

The following conveyances OF proper
" were admitted to record, Yesterday,
bv Clerk Hook, of the County Court:
Eyui. Gill to |. r. Jones, in deed OF
Dec. 18th, for q piece Of land on Short
Creek, for II 800.
Jas. Gillespie to Alex. ). Gillespie, in
deed of June I, 1877, for lots II and 20
i'm square 30 Bueua Vista, for =.
/. r. Jones to Jcmima Gill, in deed Of
Dec. 18th, for a piece Of land on short
Creek, Tor ~ 800.
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Ernnk WpSl.

On Saturday, Frank oi.Gs "Dutchy'
West was taken before squire Philips
on a charge Of fplOniously breaking and
removing the window OF the residence OF
Jennie GRAY. But the latter refused to
prosecute, declaring herseltiully lndem-
uiticd, and West WAS discharged.
Yesterday morning ne was taken from
the work house to appear before Squire
Miller 10 answer a charge Of aSsaultIng
and robbing Thos. Martin, on the rail-
road near the Central Glass Works. In
the absence of material witnesses, the
hearing was postponed until next Satur-
dav. and West was taken to Jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-16

The conclusion of this festival OF the
Hebrew faith will be celebrated this
evening at s O'Clock, at Washington
Hall. Mrs. c. w. Eotf, Mr.. c. Y. Lucas,
Mr.. Charles Killmeyer, Prof. Edward
Sheuher and the Misses Salada have
kindly volunteered for the concert, the
proceeds of which go to the Sabbath
School. At 10 O'Clock a grand ball will
begin. Prof. Kramer's full orchestra
band is engaged till the wee sma' hours.
The Steinway piano used on this oc-
casiOn is kindly loaned by Mr., c. Y.
Lucas, 1927 Market street. Tickets at
Mr.. Rosenstein's and at the entrance.