Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-25

TzEss moonlight nights would BE- very
nice wers ihsy not 90 cold.
Tax choir Il q Mathews Church IL
ESs as,.s 'sns vsry. ans music Tor
~ssEsi 9 sssss. confined q SIS bed
with very severe sickness.
The United engine company we're out
prscticinS a. the corner Of 9Th and
Main streets, yesterday afternoon The
machine behaves admirably under En-
gineer Moran.
THE members OF the Yigllant engine
company had their apparatus weighed,
yesterday afternoou, at the Second
ward market scales. The engine weighs
Z, $50 pounds and the reel ss9 pounds
VIZ are panied TO announce the death
Of John Kings little boy, who was 80
badly scalded last Monday night, in
South Wheeling. The little fellow died
in great agony.
AUcrIoSxkR HAhLER yesterday sold q
lot on the corner OF Eof and Twenty
eighth streets, belonging 10 p. Smith:
William Strobel was the purchaser and
1915 cash, The price paid. 1s8 -
LAST evening two iaIailies frop Non
roe county left on the liar. =. train
for Nebraska. The party numbered
twenty-five persons, pretty good sized
families, We think.
We notice by the st. Clairsville Ga
sette that Parker Heaton has been em-
ployed in the Office Of the Probate Judge
at that place. PARK 10 an old wheeling
boy, aud We are glad 70 hear OF his sue
cess.
The board OF equalization and appeals
Of the County Commissioners met yes
terday morning and adjourned to meet
this morning at 10 o'clock. Parties hay-
ing claims are requested TO present
them, XII II -
Mss. ELIzABGrH SrRAuDER, who. has
been in Jail for two or three weeks, was
yesterday released by Judge Melvin
on her own recognizance in the sum oil
$500 TO answer at court. Mrs. Strauder
Is from Triadelphis, and is charged with
stealing silks, etc.
Tas two families We mentioned yes
terIay morning as being in the lookup
in destitute condition, Jailed TO receive
the money they expected. and are still
enjoying the hospitality OF Gen. wallace.
Several OF our German citizens have ia
terested themselves in their behalf.
To-Day is Holy Thursday, and will be
obeeryed by the Catholics ahd Episco-
palians as a holiday. Mass will be said
At the Cathedral at s and $50 A. NJ, and
in the evening at 1880 o'clock. Alter
the GLORIA" has been sung the bell will
not be rung again until Sunday.
MARY HOWARD, OF the Seventh ward,
was before Squire Bulger yesterday
charged by Mary Rathburn with dis
turbance OF the peace. The Justice
placed the defendant under $50 bond to
keep the peace for six months and ON
payment OF costs, she Was discharged
from custody.
MIS-. l.. O. ROBINSON. the lady evan
gelist, Who has done so much good work
in this city, commenced to take charge
of the exercises at the Chapline Street
M. T.. Church last evening She preach
ed a most thrilling sermon IRON the
5th chap. OF Matt. 10th verse. For L
say unto you that except your right
eousness shall exceed that OF the scribes
and Pharisses, ye shall in no manner
enter the kingdom OF heaven Mrs.
Robinson brought this truth home very
close to her hearers. About fifteen per-
sons came forward to the altar and sew
eral proiessed conversion. The doors
were closed at s o'clock, as the church
was unable to hold any more. Services
will be held as follows daily: At2 p ".
prayer meeting; 8 p. ". children's meet
ing and preaching at 1850. All are in
yited