Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-11
BREAkFAsr rABLE talk
OF the Various Small Matters Corraie'
By Register Hirelings.


LET Council adopt Standard time. as
local time.
The Pioneer society will give Q ball at
Arion hall tonight.
The ladies of st. Luke's church will hold
their Bsziar on the 10Th inst.
Two DEEDS of trust were admitted to rec
ord at Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
LAST night the police raided the ranch
kept By Mary Cooper on Sixteenth street.
The madame, one girl and one man were
captured.
TIE Committee on Fire Department met
las, night. Nothing but few bills was oe'
fore this committee.
The following cases are set for hearing
in Part of the Circuit Court to-day
State vs. Emma Walter, JOS. Howard aud
Frank Mill, all of them appeal cases.
The earnest Christian workers Of the
Fourth Street church are seriously discuss
ing the propriety of inaugurating rousng
revival In that house Of worship. The Held
is ripe. TO aud reap the harvest. a rich
r,wa.d awaits you.
THE Etnaville man who was supposed
10 have been knocked down for the pur'
u, sc of robbing at the west approach OF the
suspension bridge Saturday night, was
Knocked down by a resident OF the Island
for using abusive language to him.
IN Squire Csldwells court yesterday
morning the case of Mrs. Jupghans vs..
VIM Emblem was called up, but because OF
an error in the summons and declaration,
the case was dismissed. A new declaration
will be filed and the case called on Sltur'
day next.
OFFICER Junkins yesterday morning ar
rested Harry Bowers. very small boy
who is charged with the larceny OF some
cakes and confectionery from Heyman
confectionery on North Main street. Bow
ers is in jsil for hearing before squire
| Csldwell.
The Committee or City Prison met last
| night. Tue resolution by Mr.. Stanley IN
structipg the committee to select new
| location for the workhouse, and also the
sctual cost of building, etc, vas before the
committee, Nothing definite was done
with the resolution.
JUICE JACOB yesterday morning sentenced
Ann Wooster, Jennie Peterson, Maggie
RoubIe and Lou Rouble to three days in
Jail and a fine Of $50 and costs each on
conviction Of keeping houses of prosutu,
ton. Aun Wooster was also fined $40 and
costs for selling liquor without license.
Maggie SO for the same oitense.
LAST night there was the sound of music
and dancing in the Eighth word, the occa-
sion being q surprise party rendered to
Mrs VIM. Allen by her neighbors, who
wished to show their regard for her as a
those present. Mrs. Allen entertained
them in royal manner and at late hour
the party dispersed, feeling more than
ever Mrs. Aliens value as a neighbor.
The Jolly Nine will give the first mas.
quersde bali OF the season at LABOR Hall,
on Christmas eve. Two prizes, one for the
finest lady and one for the most comic cos
tune, will be given. The following gentle
men compose the Jolly Nine" Charles
Stoker, Will Vokey, John Strobe, Charles
RICHTER, James Minkemeyer August
Schrump, Herman Stibe, G. w. Shorts and
H. Schrump. Balletmaster, G. W. Shorts
THE L. p. Church Bazaar and Festival
will be held this evening in the basement
room Of the church. Supper will be served
any time after 6 o'clock. Ice cream, cakes
fruits, etc, will be served az the refresh.
ment table. A large number OF fancy and
useful articles Will be displayed for sale
The proceeds are 10 be devoted to cleaning
and refurDishing the church. The ladies
have worked hard and their efforts will no
doubt be attended with great success. All
are invited TO attend. An enjoyable even
ing is anticipated.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys
met last night. The preamble aud resolu-
ton offered by Councilman Jones in Coun-
Gil at its last meeting and referred to this
committee, was taken up. The committee
decided that it was not in proper shape for
them to act on, as Council had not adopted
the resolution or appointed the special
committee expressed in the resolution.
The committee adjourned to meet to'mor.
row morning at 10 o'clock, at the corner OF
Twenty-fourth and Chapline streets, TO
view the proposed extension OF Twenty
fourth street. The resolutions referred to,
il will be remembered, were those inves'
tlgsting the work and accounts OF the
Board OF Public Works.
The English Novelty Company opened a
weeks engagement at the Academy OF
Music last evening. The theatre was
crowded with pleasure seekers. The tab
leaux were certainly grand. The perform
ance throughout, was, Judging from the
frequent applause, thoroughly appreciated
by the large audience. The Queen Sarbro.
who assembled ladder formed of Japanese
swords, in her bare feet, certainly has no
equal. Her performance was loudly ap-
plauded Miss DOllie Sharp, in her won
derful skipping rope and Jig act, surprises
all expectations. Miss Amelia Myers. in
her charming highlarg ding dance, re-
Ceived several encoreS, to which she was
Justly en- titled. The entire troupe is com.
posed OF iirSt.class performers, and Messrs.
KEENAN, and Seymour, the proprietors Of
the troupe, deserve credit for their tasteful
selection of such combination.