Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-15
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The News Of the Day PointOdly Pars-
KrAphod for Hasty Readers.

ErAphod for Hasty Readers.
No Police Court yesterday morning,
MATINEE at the Grand this afternoon.
THE creek wss frozen over, yeteTdsy
morning.
THOs. LACY has sold his s~aioon, the
Brunswick to p. ]. O'Neil.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to rec
ord at Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
THE Board Of COMMISSIONER Commit
tee on Court House and Jail met yester-
day.
The funeral Of the late ]. D Kurner will
take place tomorrow afternoon frum his
late residence at , o'clock p. N.
LILA LITTLE was yesterday appointed
guardian for Arthur Little Irwin, aged l..
Bond, Sc, 1000 Anna Little surety.
THERE wa no business transacted in
Part One of the Circuit Court, yesterday.
The jury Was discharged for the term.
THE B & o. is still working q gang of
bands st their bridge across the creek west
OF Main street. A steam engine was IN
loaded there yesterday.
The contractors for the temporary bridge
sCrOss the creek st Main street, have driven
twenty. five piles on the south bank Of the
creek and ten on the north side.
The case of John Kyne, charged with
shooting Dave Foster, recently, will come
mp before Justice Phillips on Wednesday
next at l O'Clock in the afternoon.
THE Opera House Orchestra will give
the next of their semi-monihly Ieheaisals
at Arion Hall, Sunday evening, for which
a fine programme has been arranged.
MEMBERS of Wheeling City Castle Nc.
,, X. Of q. + ara requested TO meet at G..
A. K. Hall Sundsy afternoon to st'ead the
funeral of their late brother, ]. D. Ku-2sr.
THE river marks or the landing last
evsningindicare5 8 feet 2 inrhss AID rising.
The Louis A.. Shsrley arrived last evening
81 ; O'Clock and will leave this afternoon
for Cincinnati at 3 O'Clock.
AT the special session of the A. N, f.
Church yesterday $3.50 were secured and
turned over 10 be paid upon the debt Of
the church. This is 3 splendid showing,
and the debt is now reduced 10 1880.
THE Waits of New York; drew an
o'her big audience at the Grand Opera
House lsst evening and all were highly
pleased. The engagement closes with q
matinee this Afternoon, and this evenings
performance.
A PASSENGER coach on on the north
bound Ohio River train, due here st $50,
caught fire from an overhsatsd stove, last
evening, about twenty. five miles below the
city, but the fire was extiDgaished with
little damage.
In Part One of the Circuit Court, Judge
jacob, yesterday, the case Of Wickhsm v.
Trimble 4 Luiz was heard, and the Jury
failed to sgree and were adjourned over
until Monday. The case Of the State v.
J. G. Lord will be put On trial in this
Court to-day.
THE Wheeling Light Guards were in
spected on Thur9dsy evening at their
armory by Capt. Geo. f. Boyd. TOere
was quite . far turnout Of the boys, and
they show rapid improvement in the man.
ual of arms, under their accomplished
Captains instructions.
THE Rev. DR.. VIM. H. Cooke will con-
duct the study of the International Sun
day school lesson at 5 o'clock this alter
noon, in the Y. NJ. Q. A. pArlors. All
persons interested in the study Of the les
son are invited TO attend.
MR w. E WAITE, Secretary of the
Young Mems Christian Association Of
Maryland, District Of Columbia aud West
Virginia, will lead the Sunday afternoon
ycung meas meeting ut the Y. NJ. Q. A.
building at 4 O'Clock tomorrow. All
young meu unI ID weleomel. Tue usGsi
meet ng will be held At 7:3O o'clock to-
night.
CHIEF OF POLICE MEIGHEN, of Parkers-
burg, came up to the city Yesterday and
secured the release from JAIL Of Benz. F.
Brown, the colcred boy who was arrested
some time ago on complaint Of Charles
smith, a eolored man, Who charged him
with having stolen a wsch. Capt. Neigh
en- saws Smith is crooked himself snd that
Brown was imposed on ~ him.