Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
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No. ii DREW tn watch in Dillons No
4 club last evening.
THE United States Court will begin its
session Thursday.
No. % drew the watch in Hillman's
watch club, last evening.
THERE were no new developments a.
the hinge factory yesterday.
FOUR deeds OF trust were admitted TO
record in Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
JIMMY ROUSE was run in last night for
begging On the streets and bOthering peo-
pie generally.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment of Martin McCOnnaughey, in an
other column.
THERE wore four cases in Police Coart
Yesterday. Ore WAS continued without
day sid the Other two until Monday.
THE Boyd property, on South Front
street, was bid mp to S., 500 yesterday and
the sale adjourned until next Wednesday.
A. S. T. CHARNoCK yesterday qualified
az administrator ef the estate of Jennie
Charnock, deceased. Boad, $500; A.
CharnCck, surety.
OFFICE CARNEY raided Maud Eogle's
house oiill-fame, at No. 925 Market street,
last night, and captured Maud Eogle,
Media Hastings and John Brown.
ME:sRs VIM. Leonard and Mathew
Henderson, agents for MIS-. L. S. Ross pat
ent preserving process, are in the city in
the interest OF the great pressrver.
A FIRST CLASS concert, given by Wheel
ing's hest talent, is booked fer Wellsburg
april % Seventy-fve tickets have been
sold here already, and delightful excur-
sion is promised.
THE last will and testament OF Charles
II. Berry, deceased, vas admitted TO pro
bate yesterday aud ordered to be recorded.
Agnes Berry qualified as executrix; bond,
$40, 600; ". ~. List, surety.
THE Wheeling and Elm Grove r. Z.
will run a special motor to tine country
rext Wednesday night, March 18th, after
the performance Of the Mighty Dollar
by Mr and Mrs. Florence at the Opera
HouFe
THE Council Committee or Lights and
the Board of Gas Trustees meet in joint
session tomorrow night to make an esti-
mate. The Beard OF Police and Fire Com
missioners, and the Committees on City
Prison AID Claims will also meet.
THERE ought 10 be large audience a.
G.. A. r. Hall this afternoon and again
this evening 10 listen 10 the uu que lee
ture to be delivered by Mr.. Books. Mr.
Books gives private sittings at his rooms,
at "a Fourteenth street, and many will
doubtless call 10 see him.
THERE is much disagreeable surprise at
the size of the gas bills for the month end
ing Msrch 1. Notwithstanding the fact
that February is a short month and The
days were considerably longer than in /
SANITARY, gas bills were in some instances /
cOnside ably larger Neither was there a
perceptib,e Improvement in the quality OF
the illumination
THE man Travis arrested in Wheeling .
yesterday for stealing wool from Mr. Bow I.
man, bears very unsavory record here. |
The gas company had him arrested some
years ago for stealing brasses, etc from
their engine at the mouth of the creek. |
His chances for retirement at Mouadsville
for some time 20 come are excellent. The I
other man arrested was Clark Clancy, not .
Stewart, rs the city papers had it-Weis- /
burg Local.
UPON investigation yesterday, there
seems to be considerable doubtas 10 wheth- /
er Owen Fdery bad snything to do with /
the shooting ARRAY, in the Hempheld"
yards, last April. Mr.. Fnery claims to be I
able to p,ove his entire innocence, and |
points 10 the fact that the officers declined /
to swear out warrant charging him with I
that specific otfense, as bearing ont his .
statements. He tells circumstantial /
story of his movements that evening, /
which seems altogether plausible.