Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-29
MAMMAL WAY.

me News Of .hs Day Potntedty Par.
eraphed for H,sty Readers
POLICE CoURT was q blank, yesterday
morning.
No 50 won the watch il billions No. 4
club last night.
No. IS in Harry Hillmsn's watch club
was the lucky number last night.
No. 81 was the lucky number which
drew the watch last night in Harry Nc
Namee's club.
THERE should be q large attendance at
the meeting of the German Pioneers, Mt
Germania hall, this evening.
Rev. DoRNBLAZER, of the English
Evangelical Lutheran Church, win preach
a memorial sermon OIL the late Uriah Shepp
this morning.
A POWER of attorney from the Dalzell,
Gilmore & Leighton Company, of Findlsy,
O., TO A. j. Clarke, was filed in Clerk
Hooks Office yesterday.
J. H. LAWSON and Others will engage
in a joint debate with Alex. Turner and
others at Elm Grove Hall, Wednesday
night next at z o'clock Everybody in
vited.
DENNIS O'LKARY, Vice President of
the Amalgamsted Association for the Sec
cond District, hiss organized the employees
Of the La Belle mill into q Lodge Of the
Association
OFFICERS Watson, Lukens and Dunlap
pulled Laura Roses house of ill-fame at
1908 Chapline street at an early hour this
morning, capturing the madame, two girls
and four men.
THE O., L. & w. road announce another
grand excursion to Chippewa Lake and
Cleveland next Thursday, the train lsay-
ing Bridgeport at 6:25 a.. m. The round
trip to Chippewa is s1.25. and to Cleve-
land 81.
Rev. HANSON BLACK, a local preacher
of the Simpson NJ. E. Chapel on Eoff
street, died at 10 o'clock Friday morning
in the sixty-eighth year OF his age. The
funeral will take place this afternoon at
two o'clock.
AT the first regular meeting Of the Kirk
wood Tennis Climb, on Tuesday evening,
the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Sam II. Brockunier; Vice President,
Miss Minnie Alexander; Secretary, Harry
Cook; Treasurer, St. Clair Alexander.
IT is reported that Louis Gaus will sue
coed Mr.. Dent ss Deputy-Assistsnt Rsve-
nue. Collector at this point, and the posi-
ton of gauger made vacant by Mr.. Gaus'
promotion will be filed by the appoint
ment of Clark Hamilton, of Taylor county.
TIE Star Fishing Club of Ktnaville
composed of s. Cox, VIM. Blockmsn, Z.
Clark, John Roberts and Chss. McQuin
arrived home yesterday bringing with
them about 100 pounds of fish. While IN
camp they killed a eopperhesd snake over
FIVE feet long. They all report a splendid
time.
The committe of delegates appointed to
look into the matter OF transportation to
the Huntington convention, met at the
Howell House yesterday afternoon n
drew up a report which will be presented
10 a meeting Of the delegates, to be recon-
vened at the Y, NJ. D. c. rooms at 8 p. m,
Monday.
Mr.. EDWARD HERvEY says the article,
clipped from the Pittsburg ChroAicle-Tee-
graph, and Published in the REGISTER Of
Friday, concerning q wealthy Washing
ington county oil dealer" who had sent
81, 500 worth of carpets and furniture to a
farmer near Triadelphis," rests upon q
very slender foundation. The goods re-
ceived, he says, consisted really of about
twenty-five yards of carpet and q cash
mere dress pattern.
LAST Friday evening the ladies OF the
TeutOnia Singing Society, accompanied by
their husbands, rendered Mrs E. Hofreu-
ter an enjoyable surprise at her residences
on South Chspline street, in horor of her
tw~euty-6rst birthday. Although very
much surprised, Mrs. Hofreuter invited
them in, and, with the assistance of Mr..
Hofreuter, treated them in a royal manner.
Dancing, etc, together with elegant refresh
ments, helped make the time enjoyable I'M
til a late hour.