Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
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OyE deed Of trust was admitted to
record by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
Nix. d. C.. LIST, In will remove per
manently to Kansas City on tine fifteenth OF
the current month.
THE Moulders' Assembly gives a grand
hall at Ariun Hall next Friday evening,
and a big crowd and a splendid time are
assured.
A LARGE edition Of Warth's Code was
. received at Clerk Hooks office, yesterday.
Parties entitled to the volumes should call
for them 1T once.
HExEY SHAFER, who was arrested by
Officer Briukman. in the Eighth ward,
| Fridav night, wa not Henry Shater, the
we'll known glaSsworker.
THERE were five cases before His Honor
Yesterday. Three 81 the defendants, Frank
Corroran, Henry Schater and LOUIS wal
Their. had a hearing postponed until tues
day.
IL the matter of an application Tor "
J wit of Eubcd, corpus on behalf OF Mary
! Hearth, before Judge BOYD, yesterday,
arguments we're heard, aud the application
| taken under advisement.
As THE down train over the "Pewlky
WAS passing Wellsburg last evening, some
one threw a stone through one OF the car
| windows, the missel striking Il passenger
on the neck. The preparation Of the out
rage is unknown.
CORRESPONDENT says that the Board
OF Public Works should take notice OF the
crossing that leads To- the C0iOred school,
az it is in a very bad condition.
CONSTABLE LircmIN arrested Charles
Stcveus last night and placed him in Jail
in default Of the payment OF $40 and costs
which was assessed before Justice Ankle
in July last.
THERE were four cases registered on the
hIoltcr ut police headquarters last night,
three Ut them being the results OF aIaid
upon the house Of Ida Walton, on Nine
teenth street.
GRAND gymuastic exhibition, concert
aud bail will he given by the Wheeling
Turuyrrein at their hall, Wednesday
evening. January llth. Kramer will
make the music, and u hig time Is en-
pected.
TnE funeral OF the late Arthur Browne,
formerly of this city, whose death occurred
in New York city on Friday, will take
place this afternoon at = O'Clock from the
family residence uu Eoti street, opposite
the Cathedral.
4. h. Patterson, at New York, one OF
the largest wool buyers In the country,
Dperltiuy extensively in this region, died
yesterday morning. Hr Was in this city
about two weeks ago, looking hale and
hearty. lie waa about fifty five years oi
ag'.
AsNp accident occurred at franklin
coal works, over the uv,r, Thursday even
lng at u'rlork. Benjamin Fiunel, "a
muue., While digging coal, did hot notice
q ltrg"' piece ct suarntvus hanging above
him. and IL Tell. crushing him IA a fright
iul MANNER aud breaking several bone.
! Ills fellow wOIkmrn went 10 hls rescue,
picked him up and CARED hlIu 10 has
nome. II is supposed his %irIur!,H sill not
prove fatal.
The funeral OF Fred Lilly who waa
killed while coupling cars on the c.. J." X
w. road, Thursday night, will take place
I from hi home in EIrkwOUd, this afternoon
at o'clock lie ues q member u! Bel
maut Lodge, No. 100, X OF T., airo iioi-
mont Division Uniformed Rack. aud OF
Washington Castle, No ,, Knights Of the
I t,uldeu Eaelr, which orders will attend
! tie funeral. NEe,liug Castle OF the latter
ul.trr viii al,O uitCni.