Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11
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THERE was but one case before the
PolicaCourt yesterday morning.
The Belmont blast furnace shut down
yesterday on account o. scsrcity Of coke.
JOHN COLEMAN, a mailer at the La Belle
factory, had one of his hands mashed bad
ly yesterday.
A CALLED meeting of the Woman's
Union Benevolent Society will be held at
2:3O tomorrow afternoon.
The funeral OF the late Henry Briemson
will take place tomorrow afternoon from
his late residence No. 3703 Jacob street.
LOUIS VoGELGEsAYG, a miner employed
at Kaslev & Brroks' mine, had enc of his
hands baily mashed, yesterday, By a sharp
piece OF slate falling upon it.
THE ladies Of the United Presbyterian
Church will give q supper on Thursday,
the 10Th inst. The excellence of their
meals is TOO we'll known to need comment.
SECRETARY WIsE's weekly report was
crowded out Yesterday On account of the
preas of matter, but the substance OF it
will be found in another column this morn
ing.
The Palm Leaf Social will give q grand
select skating and dancing carnival at the
ChapIine Street Rink tomorrow night.
Quite o number of tickets have been dis
posed OF, and a good time is assured.
THE ladies Of the "Kookeu Club" &C.
~companied by their gentlemen friends will
board the Bus "Dr. Hull 7en," and excurt
out TO the home Of Miss Carrie Bankard,
where they will be entertained.
A NUMBER OF we'll known colored young
men will give p dance tonight at Msenner'
Choir Hall, which will be preceded by q
minstrel performance. Their entertain
ments are frst-clsss, and draw large
crowds.
TEE Special Committee OF the Board OF
Commissioners. investigating the charges
preferred against DIR. c. D j. Bingell, will
meet at the Court House this morning at
10 clock. A number Of witnesses have
been summoned, aud q very interesting lot
O. testimony ia expected.
4 PACKED house greeted Miss Cora s.
Tanner aud her excellent company in
Alone in London, at the matinee perform.
arce Yesterday. In the evening the house
was not so large. At both performances
the play WAS rendered without @ hitch and
drew forth enthusiastic plaudits. The char
acter Of Richard Redclife" in this play is
a little too %vi!lainously despicable 10 be
quite natural in his relation TO the play.
4 MEETING Of those who are TO take part
in the MINSTREL performance, will be held
this evening 81 100 sharp a. Banner S
music store, aud oil are earnestly requested
10 be present so that L programme can be
arranged and a rehearsal held. This
will no doubt be a great success, and
those who have the matter IN charge age
working hard to that end and they should
be encouraged.
THF meetings in the Fourth Street M.
f.. church Yesterday and last evening
were Of remarkable interest and power.
There can be no doubt that the church is
deeply stirred with religious feeling and
that the revival has already begun. The
attendance throughout was large and the
interest sustained. The meetings will be
continued every afternoon at 3 o clock and
every evening at 7 o'clock A cordial in
v~itation is extended to the public to be
present.
JOSHUA SToTTsBERY was yesterday ar
raigned before Justice Davis, for the rob
berry of Balls shoe store, and after q
protra ted hearing, was held to bond in
the sum Of $500 for bis appearance.
Neasrs. Houston and White appeared for
the prisoner, while Prosecuting Attorney
Jordan represented the State. Twenty
t~o Witnesses were sworn. There are
some very peculiar things about the testi.
monv, which will come out prominently
when the case comes betore Court.