Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-06

The creed-slain Savior ON that Faster h"Iu'
Twas then breath from God restored the race
To heirloom. Then was love reborn.
-LarreHS b. Freeman.
No. p drew the walch in Lash's Club
No t.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to
record by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
STELLA WooDs' house of ill-fame was
raided by Officer Carney, last night
THE Board of Commissioners will meet
tomorrow morning in regular session.
THE funeral of John 7. Maloney, VIII
take place this afternoon att O'Clock, sharp.
The Friendly Eight will give a ball at
Germania Hall on next Thursday evening.
MrssRs. TApPAN X Co., photographers,
make special offer in advertising columns
today for furnishing fine crayon portraits.
THE Young Butchers, of Wheeling, will
give a grand ball at AriOn Hall wednesday
evening April 9, and a pleasant time IS an
ticipated.
MIG. Dillon & Co.'S watch club draw
inc of April 5th 1890, the following were
successful: Club II, No. p; club TO, NO
30: club Il, No. >.
ArcrroNEER HNLER yesterday sold the
Carl Miller residence, on Chapllne street.
below Thirty-third street, to Z. A. Schae-
fer, for 81 OH cash.
HARRY RADCLIFFE, the popular South
Side butcher, advertises that he Will at
tend his stall in Second ward market every
Monday and Thursday.
JAMES WILLIAMS, the colored wOuld-be
suicide. is gradually growing worse at the
Hospital. and il is the firm conviction OF
his DhySician he cannot recover.
THE Committee on Fire Department is
called TO meet tomorrow evening. Inc
special investigating committee and the
Committee on Health will also meet.
NIGmTwArcHMAN JUNKINS arrested a
colOred man. on Water street, last night,
for robbing another cOlored man of Sl2.5O.
The prisoner was locked up at the City
Hall
Is II. E. Hillman & Co.'S watch club
drawing: Club l, No. 10; Club ., No. D;
club 10 No. %; Club II, No. %; Club l.,
No. 3O Club l3, No. "a.
Mr.. w. II. AMIcK, who has lived at 224l
Chaplne street for sixteen years, aban-
doned his home yesterday on account OF the
vibrations al the electric power house He
said it was hard, but he had TO do it.
ALL the delegates and alternates to the
State Department G.. \. X. to be held at
Harrisville on April 2lst to 18th, can and
must yet their railroad certificates at the
meeting of Holiday Post next Saturday
night.
THE Teutonia Amusement and Singing
Society will give one of their popular enter
tainments at their hall in the Eighth ward,
Monday evening The musical part of the
programme will be under the direction OF
Prof. Engle.
CHIEF OF Police DELBRUGGE has receiv-
ed letter from Samuel +. Cox, Of Prince
George county. Nd. asking information Of
Henry Turner. who was once L. ). Dep
utv Marshal here and who lived on Fourth,
now Chapline street.
DEPUTY SHERIFF Garden on Friday COM
mitted to Jail William key, who had been
arrested on warrant sworn out by Mary
PASTORS. who charged the defendant with
baStardy. The commitment was issued by
Justice Rogers.
HENRY RoRRECHT. who purchased part
of the old buildings on the site of the new
Jail. will use the material in erecting two
story building on Fourteenth street in the
rear of the st. Charles Hotel, which will
contain a hall 40Xl5O feet.
SHERIDAN Posi- G.. \. r., at its meeting
Friday evening, decided 10 bring the IA
nous military drama, The Drummer
Bow here for the week of June .. The
cast will be made up partly of local talent
and partly of professional. This will be
quite a dramatic event.
1T is understood that all the planning
mills in the city will start up Monday
morning with whatever men apply Tor
work. while it is also learned that six
well known carpenters Will start planning
mill similar 10 the one run by Wood Bros
unless the strike is settled within week.
A CERTIFICATE of incorporation has been
issued by Secretary of State Walker
to the Oakland Coal and Coke Company
OF West Virginia, organized with Baltimore
capital for the purpose of mining coal and
manufacturing coke, etc. The principal
place of business and the location OF the
chief works will be in West Virginia. but
the Office will be kept in Baltimore. Capt.
tai stock $50. with the privilege of increas-
ing to SjOO,OOO
THERE were twelve cases in Police Court
Yesterday morning. and three at the even
ing session last night Charles b. Both
well. the man arrested for smuggling Peter
Habig. got three dollars and costs and the
same tine was assessed against Habig FOR
the part he took in the affair. Habig was
represented by Newt CriSwell and Both
well by l. =. Jordan. The inmates of
Bertha Hamilton 5 house of i'll fame got the
usual penalties. as did the madame. AT
last evenings Court. three young men, ar
rested bv Officer Shorts for fast driving,
were fined