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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01
ma SMALL WAY.
The News OF the Day Pointedly Para
Eraphed for Hssty Readers.

AuH NCAn VI Aho 1eN
Eraphed for Hasty Readers.
WRITE it 1889.
MATINEEs at the theatres this after
noon.
THE marks on the landing last evening
indicated IL feet and falling.
The number of arrests made in the
month Of December was 1903; for the year
1883, 1888.
GEO wEIsEND, charged with opening
mail, was discharged by Commissioner
Forbes yesterday.
THREE dsOrderiies and one drunk were
registered at Police headquarters at :
O'Clock this morning.
JOHN La RUE was arrested last evening
and committed to Jail for hearing ut two
O'Clock this afternoon.
A VERY pleasant little hop was given at
The Wheeling Club, last evening, for which
Killmeyer made the music.
The Peabody Insurance Company has
declared a dividend of per cent. out OF
the earnings of the past six months.
CHAs. W. BURN and Miss Minnie Up
perman, both Of Ohio county, were yestsr-
day licensed TO wed by Clerk Hook.
THERE will be a total eclipse of the sun
this evening 1T five o'clock, and lasting
five minutes, visible at the setting of the
sun.
A TRAIN will leave on the Motor line to-
day a. p. m, for the accommodation OF
friends and relatives attending the funeral
of Aug W. Smith.
IT certainly dill seem as il the people
were anxious to get rid Of the old year. II
was watched cut, danced out, shot out and
put out generally.
JUDGE GEORGE f. BOYD was yesterday
appointed Commissioners fer stating fidu-
cisry accounts for the County Court OF
Ohio county rice Judge Joseph X. Paul.
resigned.
The Elm Grove Railroad will run a
special car to the country after the per
farmances at the Opera House TO night,
and also Friday night, January 4th, after
performance of Miss ROsina Vokes.
THE REGIsTE's handsome Counting
House calendar for 80 is ready for de-
livery. Where the patrons have net been
provided with ons they will confer favor
by leaving word at the Office
A MANTEL at No. 72s Main street, up
stairs, occupisd by Geo. Stsuver, caught
fire from NATURAL gas last evening, aud a
still slarm was ssnt in % the Vigilant.
The fire was extinguished with little dam
age.
THE funeral Of August Smith, the young
man, whose death resulted f.om falling
into hot lime vat at the LABslle Mill
aboat ten days since, will take place this
afternoon fiom his laie residence, No 10,
Twenty Second street.
Ara me ting of Baltimore Lodge, No.
q. X. of P, held last evening, the follow
ING officers we're elected for TIE ensuing
six months: c. C., + Bardy; V. g., d.
w. Morgan; Prelate, Ed. Hainesi NJ. OF
A, G. B. Miller; Trustee, S. Graves.
The Germania Singing Society gave q
pleasant entertainment and dance st Their
hall lsst evening, which was very largely
attended. The enrichment was very en-
loyable aud the dance was likewise
Meister's orchestra made the music.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01
AMUsEAIENTs.
Among the Pines.

The romantic comeiy-drsms Among the
Pines, as presented at the Op3ra House
last night, is a remarkably true picture OF
the rugged, honest-h6arted people Of the
great north woods Of Maine. The plot,
which is of a thoroughly domestic order,
tells Of a love story in which the heroine
and hero are separated through the treach-
cry and lies of a worthless man. The
play is foil OF life and LEGAL c0l0ring, re-
mindiug one in this respect OF toe "Old
Homestead" The two complete scents
carried by the company ore verS realistic.
One Of the old back woods !Og school house,
the school in session, was exquisite aud
folly deserved the generous applause be-
al we'd by the large audience present. The
principal scene OF the play was that OF
the old saw mill in fall operation,
the old water wheel revolving in the back
ground, aad ths cav cutting through the
pine log, was one Of the finest bits OF stage
realism ever seen Oh the OpsIa House
stage. The company, taken as a whole, lie
unusually evenly balanced. Mr.. Atkins
Lawrence, as the hardy Jim Blanchard"
gave a very clever and conscientious per-
performance Of the hoGet. sturdy
bsckwoodsman, manly and true 10 the
womaa he loved and won. Miss Kathe-
rine Coleman gave a refined, earnest and
WON lnly conception OF the heroine, MA
rion Dalton" She is one Of ths few
actresses who can grasp the idea Of char
acter without becoming deelanlatory and
mechanical L. J. Loring, az the william
Gus Luke Legget," gave an unusually
clever performance in the character line.
To Mr.. T. j. IIerndon belongs the credit
of the character performance Of the ever-
ing. He reminds one forcibly Of
DenmaDn ThOmpson,s SIS Josh Whitcomb."
Mr.. John +. Ward as Tim Mahoney"
was at his bast ss the backH GODS sheriff,
a comedy part of no mean order. Miss
Rena Howard, a very clever little soubretts
and dancer, deserves especial mention.
Mtssrs Baker, Ceilings and Gibson were
very acceptable, in fact the whole per-
formance throughout left nothing TO be de-
sirei. A grand matinee performance will
be given to-day at two and the last pei
fcrmaneo tonight al eight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01

lation TO the division Of TIE City OF Wheel
ing into wards, and the number and appor-
.ionment Of the members OF the Council Of
the said city, which was passed November
2sth, 1882 and the Court doth further
order, that this Injunction shall lot take
effect until the plaintiff, or some one for
him. execute before the Clerk OF this Court
bond in the penalty of five hundred dol
lars, conditioned to pay all costs that may
be awarded against him, and also to pay
all damages that may be incurred or sus-
tanned by any person in case this iDjunc-
ton be dissolved; and it is further ordered
that the said bill and exhibits be filled
and that proper process do issue thereon
against the defendants" ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01
Totals..................~...........- 100 IS ?
THEY DODGED IT FOR A TIME

The motion as amended was then car
ried, and the nomination of u candidate
for Mayor was postponed. The Conven-
ton having lodged this yawnipg chasm
for time, prOcet ded with a considerable
lighter hart to nominate City Sergeant.
They had candidates for this place. d..
Jepson nominated a man, who, he said,
wouldn't disgrace his party. He was
sober, intelligent end honest. He named
Daniel ID. Ingram.
Co. II. W. Travis nominated VIM. Nc
Cormick in short speech. Mccormick :
nomination came in the nature of sur
prise, ard the question was raised If he
would accept. Mr.. Travis thought he
would, though he could not say positively.
A motion to close nominations was made,
but withdrawn in order to give George
Washington Baggs a chance TO nominate
Track Woods. Mr.. Woods Immediately
informed the Convention that he would
rot and could rot accept any nOmioation
at his hands. After few fearful remOa-
stranceI with the refractory gentleman,
the Convention proceeded to select from
the other timber, such as it was. The
ballot resulted as follows
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01

Mr.. Ingram was declared nominated.
He vas called for, and the chairman, who
evidently didn't have the honor OF Mr..
Ingram's acquaintance, asked him Il
come forw ard and let the convention look
at him. Mr.. Ingram did so, aud thanked
the convention briefly. He said he had
been candidate for this nomination, and
wanted all their voie'.
Chairman Allison then called for nomi-
nations for City Clerk. A loud and en-
thusiastic silence ehsued. Here was an
other quandary. Frank Bowers had Baid
he wouldn't and couldn't accept; and
Their, was no other. Bat the case was dts
perate and The convention determined to
cry out once mere 10 Mr.. Bowers to come
over into Macedonia and help them.
Finally DR.. Ulrich srOse and nominated
Mr.. BoNe DIR. J,plon immediately
moved that the nomination be made by
reclamation.
MR.. BOWERS WONT ACCEPT.
This brought out Mr. Travis, who said tS
had talked with Mr.. Bowers, aud he knew
that he would not accept. Under these
circumstances it was question whether
the Convention ought TO nominate him.
Mr.. Jepson said that he must accept. The
Republican party demanded il, aud h'
would DO elected without trouble il de-
cent mon was put on the ticket with hiuL
1t will be remem erred that Mr.. Bowers
ran on the ticket with Captain DOvenel
two years ago. He wasn't elected without
trouble then by any means.
Biddle Jones wanted Mr.. Bowers t.
come in ard say whether he would accept
or not, bat the delegates were afraid he
wouldn't and insis ed on nominating him.
It was done by reclamation.
Odly one thirg more remained to be done
and that was tn furnish victim for John
Crockard to chew up. Foe numerous Mr.
Bsggs nominated o. u. Chambers for
Wharfmaster, and James Stanton nomi
mattel John Redmar, a young man from
the Eighth ward. The convention didn'i
caie which got it, aud the candidates
didn't care much more. After good deal
of figuring Rodman was declared nomi-
mated. The vote was Chambers, /, $50 Is
ROdman, ], SOP 4 8.
This completed the nomination OF can
didates. The char announced the com
mittes to confer on the nomination Of 3
Mayor. as follow:
First ward, Dr. Uhlrich; Second ward,
Dr. Jtplon; Third ward. Frank Johnson
Fourth ward, James McAdams; Fifth
ward, John f. Reed Sixth ward, w. II
Trsyis; Seventh ward, Go. Wise; Eighth
wsri, Charlee B'yson.
The roll of wards was called for the
nomination of the City Executive Commit
tee. and the following were appointed
First ward, Charles A DAnner.
Second ward, Thomas NJ. Jones.
Third ward, p. B Dobbins.
Fourth ward, S G Smith.
Fifth ward, Charles 4. Rel.
Sixth ward, II. @. Meyers.
Seventh ws,d, Mugo Lcos
Eighth wsrd, ]. II. Freese.
Mr.. Spalding Wallace was originally
nominated for committeeman fiOm the
Sixth ward bu' peren'orily declined. Mr..
Movers name was substituted. Nothing
more remained 10 be done, and the dee
ilnation meeting adjourned until Satur-
day next, at , p. p.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01
OYSTERS, OYSTERS.
nHappy New Year to All q

To-day we b Gin the New Year, aud In
closiug my business for the year 1888,
cannot refrain from extending to my many
patrons MY hearty thanks and kndes'
greetings for their very generous patron
age of the past year. My constantly
Increasing trade tells me that my efforts to
Mace none bat the best oysters obtainable
are fully appreciated by the trade Of
Wheeling snd vicinity, and in the coming
wear I shall "hew to the line" square,
honest oysters at q square, honest price,
and my honest endfayor snail be to strict
" m linlain the same high even standard
OF excellence" that has chart cteiizsd my
oysters for many year, and by square,
honest dealing increase my trade-a trade
that has already grown to such dimensions
that it rivals the lsrgest cities Of the coun-
try. For "Kew Vars" dinners have
furnished full supply and they can be
found everywhere. Wishing my many
patrons and friends "Hsppy and Pros
perry New Year, am
Ve-y respectfully,
W. o. MCCLVsKRY,
Shipper Of Fresh oyster'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01
Tribute of Respeet.

Az meeting held Of the employees OF ]
G.. Hoffman, & Son, the following resolu
tions were adopted:
ResOlrcd. Ii is but Just tribute to the
memory Of the DEPARTED, to say that she
was regarded by every man in their EN-
ploy, ~ a LAZY Of high respect and esteem
a kind and afftciionste wife and a loving
mother.
RcsoipeI, The death OF Mrs. j. G. Hoff
mann, Jr, occurring in the flush Of
wOmsnhco1 and highest period of hei
usefuluees, is an event deeply 10 be de
plored.
Resolved, To the family we extend ouI
sincere and heartfelt sympathy, com
mending them for conf olalion TO the God
OF tbs father and motheiless children.
RosOlrcd. Tnst the foregoing re olutions
be Published ia the Wheeling REGISTER;
also, that the committee be instructed ia
forward a copy OF these resolutions 10 the
family of the deceased
WM. NJ. WILKINS,
CHRIST. KRAUs,
ANDY SCHERER,
JNO A. MILLER.
JAMES REGAIN.
Wheeling, Dee 90, 1889.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01
A FATAL SHOT.
JOB ALBlNGgR. WHILE LOOKING Al A
REVOLVER.
Receives a B1ls. in bis Brain, Which ResIlsn DIS
Death Several Hours Laisr-De2lls
Of the Affair.".

A very sad affair occurred on Sixteenth
street, lat evening, which resulted in the
death Of joe, a fourteen year old son Of B
Albinser, Of Wood street, East End. II
appears that joe, who carries the Stats
Zdtimg on that Ioate, stopped at Jacob
Lshnerrs barber shop No. 30 Sixteenth
street, TO deliver a paper, about 6l5
O'Clock
Bir. Lehuert's assistant, Ia. Bach, a
boy Of about the same age rs Albinger,
was sittingat small table at the time,
looking over some tickets which were in
an open drawer before him. An Ameri-
can self-actine Bulldog revolver also lay
10 the drawer, and walking up 10 the table
Young AlhinRer picked II mp and began to
examine it, when Bach said 10 him:
'Jos, you hal bsttsr lay that down"
Albinger had tie muzzle pointed towards
his face at the time, and Bach says Just az
be reached over 10 replace the revolver IL
was discharged. The boy fell TO ths floor
With scream, and blood began squirting
from an ugly wound Just over the left eye.
Bach Immediately called for assistanca,
and when several parties IN the ntighboT-
hood arrived Albinger was ying in a pool
Of his own blood. lie was picked up and
paced on bis feet, when be commenced TO
scream in the greatest sgOny. When laid
down he Immediately became Unconscious
The lad was taken TO Goeizss drug
store snd from there taken to his home at
the corner Of WOOD and Nineteenth streets,
where Drs. Taylor and Billiard attended
/ him. Bat surgical aid was of 70 avail, a.
| the bullet W. IS Al cahbre and haf psnetra-
ted the brain and lodged some place in the
| left side Of the head The little fellow
was delIous up to the time Of his death,
which occurred AZ $40 o'clock.
The action of the revolver was very
easy and a. the lad had his finger on the
trigger a. the time, il was doubtless dis
chMgei 10 that ma11er. Mr.. Lehnerti
the proprietor Of the shop. was at supper
at the time. and "A yOung Albinger picked
| the revolver up of his own accord, no ore
csn be blamed for the unfortunate affair
| The family certainly have the sympathy
Of the community in their sad and sadder
/ hereaVeW emit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01
Grand Opora House.

A Iacked house greeted Harry Lindley
and bis company last evening, in drama
which consists of a mingled version Of
Carletln's poem, cover the Hills to til
Poor house." vita NJ. Quad's Lime Kiln
Club" The principal feature is Mr.. Lind
ley as negro humorist, and his style ia
quaint and original and caught on inn
mensely. Miss Cars Mathews as the
mother, gave finished performance, and
Miss Jennie Schumann yOcalized TO Du-
mefous enc )res. The third act obtained a
recall There is a matinee to-day, when n
new bill is offered, ard al night the slme
bill is pie,entsd. The company remains =
week, and wi. undoubtedly Gil profit
able season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01
rrnnsfer Of Real E.tate.

The following transfer of real estate was
admitted 10 record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday:
Deed msde d. csmber %, 1888, by David
G Morgan end wife, to A. c. Harrell, for
the northern plrt of lot No. 80, on Main
street. North Wheeling, with thee story
brick house thereon. Consideration, IS, 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01
Happy New Year.

We wish you all a happy and r-osperou
Nev Year. and in connection he'eWitl
thank ven for your liberal patronage in the
mat and hope for its con inuauce in the
future, and would say also that We expect
10 more than double our room fscilitiei
,er the transaction Of our business, the
coming season. Respectfully,
Ia. ENSHEINIgR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
A Big Wool sale.

d. B. Lee, the wool buyer OF oArrOllton,
last week purchased fcOm the Isaac Lewis
estate a wool clip sggregatirg upwards Of
25 eco pounds. This was the largest sim
pie holding OF wool owned in the county
aud the pIicss paid ranged from 30 to 81
cents Der pound. -SteubeRUiH Herald.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01
rendar.dThem nRannnet.

Manager 0. G. Genther entertained the
attaches of the Grand, last night, at Van
Keurea's, with an elegant bAnque;. After
the folks had psrtakeo OF the good things
to repletioo, Col. J. E. Richardson, on be-
half OF the attaches, thanked Manager
Geather for the b.pquet, in his most
happy style Msjnr Eogsl, on behalf OF
the m management, responded, and did it
we'll.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01

NkIuNn EAHA
stock holders Ncetug-Belmont Bridge Com
Nany
F1r Saie-urlg store.
n.viIonI- Peabody Insurance Company
sforktolier. Mecuug-l Underwriters lnsn
rance fNmnauv
HuliefF.
Wfre China fnr Decorating XVIII. Bros
ror Rent Store Room iu Bridgeport
CnufrlrrOr aud Bui'dcr--tep1cu Nt'uuoAs m
Blank Books and stationery Graves.
New Year calling cards Stanton naNen
port
White Lily Catarrh Curo-R. ~. LIST
rOUErH PAGE.
Dog. Poultry and Pee Dos show-old Oour
House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01

Eighteen cases were disposed of in Pc
lice Court yesterday morning. Minnie
Zalauf, for keeping a house of Ill fame,
paid $50 and costs; thr,e girl inmates Of
the house we're fined s. and costs each, one
OF whom paiG, the other two going 10 jail
for ten days each in default; three men
found in the house paid s. snd coats each.
Celia Williams, for keeping house of ill
fame, was feed $50 and costs, and three
si-l inmates each paid S. and costs
Frank NcSherry, drunk, went to tho hill
for ten days. james Callahan, fer disturb
snce Of the peace, paid s. snd coats. VIM.
McCann, drunk, went mp for ten days,
wm. Nash, for disturbance, dismissed
Martin JOY &C, drunk. dismissed. 7. II.
Blaynev, dismissed. WIN. Flynn, dietOrb-
ance, 81 and costs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01

NITROUS OXIDE, or Laughing Gas, will
be administered for the painless extraction
of teeth at DR.. S. B. Csldwells dental
parlors. AZ Twelfth street, McLain Block.
DIR. Caldwell will Re assisted by DR.. Price,
a surgeon well posted in Anasihesia.
Grown bridge work and fine gold fIlinsl q
speciality.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01
N.w ysar,sat the Pos,ofIice

Delivsry-One delivery will be made ct
s S. m. by the carriers.
Northumberland collections at $50
m and $50 a. m.
Business collection at 1880 a. m.
General Delivery Window-02en e;3l
to 10 q. m,
Carriers Window-ClOsed after n. m.
The Registry Division and Money Order
Division will both be closed the entire
daY.
Falton, Station A-Closei after l.
o'clock, neon.
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Very HssiectIuIlYl
~ " CorTpA
W. ~ q y M. r. R Id

Vice Pres't G ". K X 90.
The Board re assembled ct 1870 o'clock
in the afternoon, and heard the minutes Of
the meeting read, approved them and or.
dered thsm signed.
President Gruse then made pleasant
little IA sell speech to the retiring Board,
complimeaiing them upon the splendid
re oord they left behind, snd wishing all a
Happy New Year. The Poard then adj
iourned sine die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01
NEW YEARS

At the New Young Mems Christian Assooia
tion Building
The New Yelr's reception given by ihI
Y. NJ. @. A. will take place in the new
Association bnilding, corner of Twentieth
and Market streets, this after noon, com
mencing at ard continuing until
o'clock. Mayors orchestra will furnish
the music for the occasion, and a numbsi
of ladies will serve refreshments. Al
men in the city are invited TO attend.
Al o'clock the fourth anniversary oil
the Association will be celebrated in con-
neciion with the dedicNiOn Of the new
building. On this occasion the following
proQramme will be rendered:
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aIbeelin9 Register
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.


Mr. o. schnepf the Opera House drug
gist. made the following observations o.
tins tsmpernturs yesterday: a. m, f,'
% a. m.. a.; 10 H., -; 3 p m as q
Mn. A.. Weather. chansable
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01

ArSi -. 500. s. 90 81 90, So $, s.,
S.. as. $40. SIP and $40, auy sza and
color. Of new style NewmMkets, reduced
ons-half. at EmsheimeS's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01

De. WILBUR's oelebratsd dog Dandy, y
with a silver stomach, will be 90 txhibi'
ton at the Dog and Poultry show to day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01
AT TIE ARION.
They Have Very Gay Time Dancing us
Old Year Ont

Old Year Ont
The Ariou enjoyed q delightful time o.
their club house last evening" with r. grand
concert and ball. A large crowd WI
present, end al listened t. the r,udi lion
OF the following programme, under the d..
rtc'iOD of Prot. II. SchOckfy, with great
pleasure:
Choms-"Lindcnbaum' ...........'ol
AriOn.
Violin .....la.
Master Alfred spell.
Duett-"Excelsior' ...... ...............
Wrssrs. X. V. Arkle and G. Zuaul
SOlO-"D Amor sui All Rose .....-........... '
Mis- Kate Michel
OCClamati on. .......,. ... ..........
Nj. otto schulz
Komischos IntermcHo -ltalicn.schc. 1f1.
iuDlnle
Erstes Aufreten bcruehmter frcmlo. E.o.I.r.
'''' -' Mr.. Lou Lane.
IL
Piano Duet -"Massaniell" ... ... Au0r
Chorus-"Bcr Jaeger AhschlCl MDHl,.,uIu
AriOn
solo-"O schoone Zait. o sel'ce Zclt' .... ..o...e
Miss Kate Michel
Chorus -"Heu'c sCheid' ich "........... ls.Tm0Hn
Gemischter Chorus seronadc' ............... 'a
Taat trio at the end Of the first par. vss
very funny aud il was in the nature of o.
surprise 10 the audience Oh course d.
Booking aud Fred Schwertieger hsda band
in il. Tney did well.
At the conclusion OF the concert ile
ladies took charge of the hall, and gave
leap year party, until young Mr.. Eighty.
nine stepped in, when the tables we've
turned and the gentlemen again hecam
the beaux ard the girls the bellies. I.s
affair was very enjoyable aud continued
until an early hour this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01

WHY do quick workers want mile
Eodg' lis fIesdom from knots.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-01

SWISS stomach Bittsrs for Sick Head
ache.
Swiss Stomach BitleTs for Biliousness.
Swiss stomach Bitters for Dyspepsia.
Black Gin ior Female Complaints.
Black Gin for Bdghts Disease OF the
Kidneys.
Black Gin for Backache.
Wild Cherry Tonic foT Co1gh'and Colds.
Wild Cherry Tonic tor Sore Throat
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Ju.tIoe Davis court Yesterday.

A warrant was issuei las. evening for
the party that cut young VIM. Schafsr NJ
90 badly Sunday night, on Twenty-ihird
street. D.. w. Stathers, who hiss been
attending young Schafor, took out two
pieces Of kuifs blade from tha bead, in
which they we're broken of aud LETT there
by Schafei' 5 asslilant. Some three wounds
(cutal were made by the kni'e Some OF
them are several inches in length and as
deep IA the bone.
John Howard Peyien went up 10 his
brother Williams hoase yesterday aud
u,ei some vsrJ prOfans language to his
brother. for which he was arrested on q
warrant ssOrn out by William Peyten
He Was ocmmit.ei TO jlil, but concluded
70 plead guilty aud pay his iide and cost,
and get ont, which be did.
Ne,tie Miner (coloredl Was arrested on
warrant las. night by Sadie Tracy, who
charges in said warrant that the said Net
tie Miner. within the month of September
last. (atout the 27lh or 2Sih tho time
when complainant WAS in jail, serving out
sentence of the Circuit Court, Of I'M
lawfully stealing, taking aud carrying
away from her premises 1914 Eoff street,
in the city OF Wheeling, Ohio county,
West Virginia. some wearing apparel, The
goods and clothes of the said Sadie Tracy.
Ia efault Of 800 bond, she was commit
tsd 10 Jail for examination at 10 a. m ,
this morning. She bitterly. denies the
chsrgs. Foe complainant Gays ihs has
sen the defendant have her dresses on
several times.