Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-04-15

Transfer Of Real Estate.
The following transfer of real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hooks office,
yesterday:
Deed made April 10. 1888, by the Econ
omy Building Association to Henry Will
meier, for lot No IS in La Grange. Con-
sideration $780,
The Wheeling Club.
The Wheeling Club rooms will be open
Tuesday evening from Z o'clock on, and
all friends of the members are invited to
drop in and look at them. The opening
hop will be given Thursdsy evening, and
all the lady friends of the members are
cordially invited to be present, whether
they come with escorts or chaperones.
New Furniture for the Custom House.
Custodian Thomas Fee, of the Custom
House, has got the Court room, Judges
and District Attorneys rooms and the
jury rooms fixed up nicely for the meeting
of the Federal Court, which convenes on
Tuesday. This jury rooms have been GOV.
cred with linoleum and the Judges and
District Attorneys rooms with brussels
carpet. Two or three dozen new chairs
and new book racks, wardrobes and other
furniture have also been provided.
a Good Work Well Done.
At Easter the congregation Of ST. Mat
thew's Church determined to pay the re-
naming Indebtedness, about 81, 500, rest
ing OIL the church property. The effort
has been successful, the entire amount
necessary having been pledged, and the
first instalment OF payment will be received
at the offertory to-day. The congregation
are to be congratulated on their effort at
debt paying Under the law Of the Epis-
copal Church a church ediice cannot be
consecrated while there is debt resting
upon il. The ceremony Of consecrating St
Matthew's Church will take place ct some
date in the fall to be designated by the
Bishop of the diocese.
The County Bar Association.
The Ohio County Bar Association met
in the court room of Part One OF the CIR.
cult Court yesterday afternoon. The
principal item of business brought up was
the reception aud entertainment of visitors
to the State Bar meeting, whose session
here, on the 26th of June, has been heretofore
announced. This Association will be adj
dressed during its session by Hon. j. M.
Daniels, Senator from Virginia.
After discussing the matter at length,
the Association yesterday instructed the
Committee of Arrangements to report
what arrangements were, in their opinion,
necessary and proper for the reception and
entertainment of the State Association,
such report to be made at a meeting to be
held June 18th.
VIII Reside In London.
Miss Minnie Palmer, who is to appear
at the Wheeling Opera House April q and
90, aud Immediately thereafter leave for
five years. tour in Europe Asia and Africa,
appearing in the leading cities of all three
continents during her stay abroad, has
just purchased fine residence in New
York City. She already owned hand
some residence in London. When she re.
turns to this country in 1893, she expects
to reside permanently in her New York
house. She will take her horses and car
riages with her, and when not on tour will
reside in London She is one Of the
wealthiest Of American actresses, another
evidence Of her great popularity with the
public.
TIP. 4. Meeting.
A large number of members were in
attendance OF the T. 7. A. meeting last
evening, and plans were nearly completed
for their trip to Parkersburg. Arrange
ments were made TO take the Opera House
Band. Several old travelling men were
admitted to membership of the Post. The
badges were ordered, and will be for sale
by Mr.. John A. Zorn, who was elected
Captain of the Post for the Parkersburg
trip. The meeting adjourned to reassemblc
Saturday, April 81, when a good big meet
ing is assured. SO, il you anticipate going
to Parkersburg with the T. p. A. boys,
signify Your intention TO Messrs. Joseph
Gibbs, w. A. Todd or H. E. Ashbaugh,
who comprise the Committee on Trans
portation.
A Wheeling Girl in Trouble at GAINESVILLE.
The following special telegram received
by the REGISTER last night, tells of the
downfall of young Wheeling girl, the
daughter of well-known citizen, whose
name is suppressed:
Special telegram 10 The Sunday Register.
GAINESVILLE, O., April 14.-At an early
hour this morning the police rescued from
house OF ill-iame, on Ninth street, q
young woman who had just arrived from
Wheeling. She refused to give her name,
and only said she was eighteen years old
aud intended doing rs she pleased. She has
been locked up in the female depart
ment of the work house during the
day, and when your correspondent saw
her this evening, was willing 10 talk. She
gave her name and her fathers business,
and said that owing TO trouble with her
step mother she had been living with rela-
tiYts several years, and this week left the
home Of an aunt to enter house in WHEEL
ing, from which she was sent here, owing
to the vigorous search being made for her
BY her relatives. She is c0mely little
GIL, AID admits that attending dances this
winter is what started her downward, al
though she maintains she is yet pure
woman.
CITY HALL NEWS.