Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-11
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Pointed Pencilings OF Brief Items OfLocal
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Pointed PencilIngs OF Brief Items OfLocal
Interest.
YESTERDAY about settled the skating.
The Fulton ice houses are about all
filled.
MINISTRIES at the Grand Opera House
this afternoon.
THE Christmas holidays will be unusu-
ally gay this year.
THE stockholders of the West Virginia
Fair Association will meet to-day.
THE Council Committee on Accounts
was called to meet yesterday afternoon.
Nor a single case was registered atpolice
headquarters at = o'clock this morning.
THE entertainment will be given next
Friday evening at the Sixth Ward school
house.
THE steamer Climax will make a trip to
the wharf from Martins Ferry at 7 o'clock
this evening.
THE Bachelor Club, of Steubenville,
gave a large and elegant dance last even
ing for which Prof. Joe Kramer's orches-
ira furnished the music.
MICHAEL GALLIGAN was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator of the estate Of
Patrick Galligan, deceased. Bond, $500;
Austin McGrail surety.
COMING attractions at the Opera House
will be Daniel Sully's Corner Grocery"
14th and 18TH" Little Tycoon" 18th,
and Mile. Rhea in The Widow" the
31st and January LIST.
Tur.,; So w ID uo-aO ~ tba o;Ev
came up before Justice Davis yesterday,
and judgment was given for the plaintiff,
the city failing to appear. The matter
will probably be appealed.
In another column City Receiver E. w.
Dunnaway gives notice to holders of city
orders that the same will be paid upon
presentation, and that interest upon such
orders will expire after December 81.
THERE were six cases before His Honor
yesterday morning. George Livingston,
for raising q row in McManaway's saloon,
got s. and costs. The cases against Charles
McManaway and James Craig were dis
missed.
THE funeral of the late Mrs. Mary
Myles will take place from the residence
of her son, John J. Myles. 2925 Chapline
street, this morning. Requiem mass will
be said ut the Church of the Immaculate
Conception.
A VERY pleasant skating party was held
last evening at the Alhambra Palace rink,
which ended in an enjoyable hop, May
er's orchestra furnishing the music. A
large crowd was present. and spent a very
delightful evening.
GEORGE STRAUSS, the boy arreste
several days since, charged with picking a
lady's pocket had a hearing before Justice
Ankle, yesterday afternoon, and was re-
manded to Jail in default of $500 bail, for
his appearance before the Grand Jury.
THE Lincoln Club has elected Mr.. George
Caldwell President, Benjamin Fisher
First Vice President, Spaulding K. Wal
lace Second Vice President, Victor Rosen-
berg Third Vice President, B. S. Allison
Recording Secretary, ]. A. Zorn Cores
ponding Secretary, and ]. J. Jones Treas
urer.
THE biggest roller skating race of the
season will take place at the Alba mbra
Palace rink this evening. 1t will be q
three mile race, two best In three beats,
between Jesse Burkett and James Gill
hooly, both Of whom are well known fly
ers- The contest no doubt, will be very
close.
THE entertainment and supper at the
Chapline street rink on Tuesday and last
evenings, given by the Ladies' Working
Society of the Chapline street Church, was
q great success, large crowds attending
both evenings The tableaux and concert
were excellent A handsome sum was
realized by the affair.
MRS HENRY HOOP gave an oyster sup
per, last evening, at her residence on South
Market street, in honor Of the fifty-sixth
anniversary Of the birth of Mr.. John
Healey. Quite . number of friends were
present and enjoyed themselves until II
when they dispersed, fst wish
ing Mr.. Healey many happy returns Of the
day,