Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-09
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THERE was another whirewash in Police
Court, yesterday morning.
The Central Prohibition Club will hold
a meeting in Peterson hall, Sunday Al 10
Il. N. and 80 p. m.
FRANK FosTEE, collector for this paper,
drew fine sleigh d. q rattle at John Vel
tvs store Yesterday. He held No so.
TuE making of nail machines at the
Sweeney foundry is progressing rapidly.
Thirty.six machine beds have been com.
pleted.
G. WARNER twelve wear old son fell on
the icy pavement, yesterday, near the lower
market house and cut serious cash on
bis head. DR. Ballard rendered medical
aid.
SUNDAY School teachers meeting will
be held at the Y. NJ. c. A. building this
evening at ) o'clock. Young men meet
ing at 100 o'clock and tomorrow al !
clock
SUFFICIENT interest has been taken in
the special young mems meetings at the
\. NJ c. A. this week that they will be
continued each night next week at =
O'Clock.
+. c. MYERS was riding q horse yes
terday afternoon on Market, near Seventh
street, when the animal slipped and fell,
throwing Mr.. Myers oil, but fortunately
did not seriously hurt him.
A RECEPTION was rendered Mr. and Mrs.
T. II. Nelson at the residence Of Mr.. Me-
sons father on Eof street. 4 splendid
supper was served and a number Of ele
CANT presents were received.
JAMES DELANEY, the East liyerpoo!
Wonder, who defeated Blakeuey in this
city last summer, will skate a three mile
race this evening at the Alhsmbra Palace
rink with Jesse Burkett, champion Of this
city.
THE race tonight at the Chapline street
rink is the only one Of the kind ever run
in this city, aud will certainly be a novel
affair. The fact that all Of the contestants
are amateur skaters and never participated
in q race before, CAUSES tee occasion 10 be
looked forward to with more than usual
interest.
TuE Germsnis Benevolent Society cleo
ted officers yesterday with the following
result: President, John Vogler. This is
the thirtv.seventh time he has been honor
ed with that position. Nice-PresideDt,
Andrew He'll. Secretary, Frank Woc5er;
Treasurer, Fred Nolte; Msrshalls, Andrew
S,uch aud John p. Tuss; R.nrercarrlsr,
John Bogler.
Mr.. Z. W Bliss yesterday received
from his son Dan in Columbus, Kansas,
nice box OF game, consisting Of quails,
prairie chickens and RABBITS. Among the
latter was q very fine specimen OF what Is
known in the western country as q lack
rabbit. 1t has very fine and heavy coat
OF fur, with ears three inches wide and
standing six inches high, and measures IN
length two feet two inches.
The race to night at the Alham5ra Pal,
ace rink will be one a more than usual
interest The wide reputation OF the Eas,
Liverpool champion has excited the adm
ration OF rink goers in quite an extensive
section for the last two years. hIS being
but sixteen years of are and having
acquired such reputation rs skater,
will cause his appearance 70 be greeted
with more than an average crowd. The
reputation of our own skater will add in
terest to the occasion
A VERY interesting meeting Of the
Wheeling Teachers Association vas held
Yesterday afternoon in the grammar room
of CLAY scool Prot Jas. VI. Hammond,
of MON school, gave a lecture on Arith
metic which elected the closest attention.
The annual election Of Oticers resulted as
follows: President, Superintendent !. Il.
Anderson; Vice President, Martin p Har
per Secretary, J. NJ Hammond; Treasur-
er, J. c. Gwynn. The several principals
were appointed a Committee on Pro
gramme, and II. c. Sheppard, 4. NJ
Stevenson aud W. H Anderson commit
tee TO revise the constitution.