Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-19
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foWu Events Trimmed DOWN tor AoEHhoA
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sHARES up your skates
PRIyArE SECRETARY tonight.
TIVE Casino skating rink is doing rush
ing business.
Ar midnight the mercury was ranging
dangerously near zero.
Tbs Baltimore Lodge No. 6 K. Of 2: will
give q grand select ball at Arion Hall this
evening.
CAPTAIN WILL DELAPLAINS's novel "ssrad-
ding" sleigh was the eynosure OF all eyes
yesterday.
Nh. AND Mas. EIsNER were fined $40 ana
costs for contempt BY Squire Peterman'
yesterday.
JAMES BUTLER, who fell over an embank-
ment near the Riverside blast furnace, ID
improving slowly.
DENIS O'KKEEE was appointed Conmis.
siouer of the Circuit Court vice NJ. JOIN
Walton, resigned.
Tx case of N. New0urgers administrator
vs.. Beltz L Fading is On trial in part |, OF
the Circuit Court.
Mrs. GLASS was required to give $50
bond to keep the peace for six months before
Squire Petermsn yesterday.
WILL the medical reporter Of the intel
lectual Intelligence nome 10 the front with
the meaning of Microscopus?
He United States Court has adjourned
until January s, when the land suit OF Dub
af II will ha tried
OFFICER SrEIyBECKER, who had his limb
injured while chasing thieves several days
ago, is not doing as wei as could be ex
pected.
TIE German teachers and representative
scholars in the city viii give an entertain
ment at Clay school building this afternoon
commencing at clock.
The case of E. G. Fisher vs.. Wesley Bow
man, was called in part l, OF the Circuit
Court Yesterday. The defendant confessed
Judgment in the sum Of SIS.
TIE sight last night of one poor horse
pulling a loaded street car up the Twenty
second street grade would have brought sad
sad tears to the ey es OF the Humane Society.
SoNE very handsome advertising cards
have been issued to many Of our merchants
6y Sachs, Pruden & Co., of Dayton, D., as
an advertisement for their celebrated Gin
ger Ale.
JOSHUA SrArTssURG was released on Civ
ing a $500 bond tor his appearance at the
next term of court. This young man IS one
Of tine thieves who stole the reyolverS al
| Cartwright's cutlery store.
YESTERDAY +. Fillick was arrested on a
! warrant sworn out before Squire McCshan,
on charge of beating his wife he was
sent 10 Jail, in default Of 500 bond for his
appearance this afternoon, AZ 3 o'clock for
trlaL
JosEru BISHOP, the popular saloonist OF
Eighteenth street gave a grand oyster sup,
per 10 his friends last night. 1t was reg
ular old time affair and a large crowd was
in attendance who departed at a late hour
after wishing Joe plenty of success and good
luck.
Mr.. Csc. A. MYERS, who is suffering
from leg broken out the pike two week.
ego, will be given benefit ball at Turner
Hall tonight His many friends will BE-
glad of this opportunity to show their sp
probation of his good qualities by turning
out en- masse.
THg Ladies Benevolent Society want
every body to come forward with their do,
nations for the poor. The society will have
it's headquarters at the Linsly Institute Sat,
urday afternoon, where the donations should
be sent. They especially wish for candies
aud like matters so that the poor children
can have a partial Christmas.
A SMALL son of Denis McLarakey, of the
Eighth ward, was hit on the head with a
stone about week ago, making a cash
about enc half an inch IN length. The
wound apparently healed up all right, but
Yesterday it was discovered that inHama
ton had set in. DR.. Pipes was sent for,
but does not think the case is a serious one