Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-23
THE SUNDAY REGISTER.


A Condensation OF the Leading Features
of Ysstsrdsy's IssGo.
There were seven clses in Police Court,
Saturday morning.
Noses O. Chapline died at his home in
Paris, KY. He vas formerly resident Of
Wheeling. bat left about 1870.
A girl named Lizzie Lee, of Pittsburgh,
was fouad iu En-. McMana ways house Of
i'll fame, and wss locked up to await the
arrival by her father, from Pittsburgh.
The musical programmes, 10 be eunR
in the churchee, III celebration OF the
Christmas festival, ware printed in detail,
together with the names OF the choife.
The views of number of representa-
tive labor bodies, on the pending eight
hour movement, were printed together
with description Of the eight hour badge.
The stockhoders of the Wheeling SgE
and Mirror Company elected as Directors
Messrs. @. II. Cjpp, +. ]. Park, II. B.
Miller, J. O. Kline and Charles Bigelow.
Edward Holmes, who cold a pony be-
longing TO Ed. Dennis, At MouDdsville,
about two weeks age, was arrested at
PomeIoy, and will ne held for requisi-
tion.
The laundry employees organized by
electing the following oflicers: President,
Frapk Scroggins; Vice Pres dent. Miss
Ella Duffy; Treasurer, Miss Kate WeIcbi
Secretary, Will Baker.
The concert at the Martins Ferry Opera
House, Saturday evening, for the benefit
of st. Psula =. E. Church, of that towD,
was very largely attended. and was q
great success in every wey.
The Board of Education met Saturday
night and ordered the schools closed until
January 6th. Tie contract giving the
Appeton's the control Of the school read
ers was declared abrogated.
At Mathis Ferry, q 6:3O Saturday
evening, Richard Colts vas shot and killed
by Walter Kelley. The crime was the re-
suit Of Kelly's jealousy Of his vile. The
inquest was adjoumed until 9 a. IN. to-
dsy.
The Board of Trustees cf the Liusly To-
stilute decided TO allow Lieut.. Brau5er-
srinther, the new military instructor $500
per yesr for the three years he bas been
detailed here. The order from Secretary
Tracy, detailing the Lieutenant here, was
read.
In Part Oie OF the Circuit Court, Satur-
day. the Board OF Commi' sioners inaugur
ated condemnation proceedings for the
land st the southwest corner OF EOfl and
Fifteenth street, by asking for the appoint
ment of Commissioners. The matter will
be argued January 81.
The case OF the State Y. Buck Tyler,
Frank Thompson, Johu Proctor, J. A.
Hunt. John Reitz and William Green,
charged with being concerned in the burn
ing OF Frank Robinson, at Hdnts barber
shop, on Ohspline street, on the morning
Of the 4'h inst wac called bsiore Justice
w. II. Davis, at o'clock Saturday after
noon. Reilz, Thompson aud Proctor we're
discharged, and Hunt, Tyler and Green
were fined ten dolara snd costs. Hunt
furnished the money, and the others were
committed to jail.
The real estate trapef r. included the
following: Deed made Decenbsr 81, 1889.
by john Loomis and wife, to Thomas II.
Clark, for lot No. |, in A II. Britts
addition. Consideration. 1925. Deed
made December 81, 1889, By Annie
Ford Tucker, Of Indianapolis, 10 Robert b.
Wayt, for three tracts Oflsnd on the waters
of Glenn's run, one containing 153 acres
one est acres and the third acres l rood
and 7 perches Consideration, s., 400
DEED made December 16, 1889, by w.
]. W. Cowden, special commissioner, 20
Joseph and Harmon Reaes, for the north
half Of lot M 3, a. the southeast corner Of
Eighth and Market street Consideration,
So. 700. Oiher real estate sales were as fjl-
lows: G. o. Smith to Capt. VIM. NJ. List,
No. n Maryland street, for 5000. The
four-rOomsd dwelling, southeast corner OF
Kentucky and North Huron TO DR.. G. J.
CadGle, $l,25O LO! near Twenty ninth
street to Simon Pspp, 5000.