Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22

found him guilty after being out half an
hour. He will receive his sentence the
first of the week. Thepenalty is from one
to twenty years in the penitentiary.
y The Schubert Emerson Concert Compa-
ny win give the second entertainment in
the Y. M. G. A. course, at the Opera House
next Friday evening. Seats will be put on
sale Wednesday.
increased over Is per cent. in the last ten
years.
The grand jury lately in session occupied
ten days and returned twenty-one true
bills. Several of the cases considered
were important ones, in which good deal
of testimony was taken. One hundred and
eighty-six witnesses were subp9naed TO
testify, and 156 attended and drew fees
from the treasury. The grand Jurors them
selves drew s3ll.40, the witnesses s339.7O,
and the sheriff sl75.05 for subpenaing the
same, making in all $S26.15, or an average
cost of 1884 for each true bill returned.
Hysong's saloon, stock and fixtures were
sold at Constable's sale yesterday. Tom
Williams will open up the place:
John p. haywood, OF the Hotel May
wood, has decided TO quit business, and
will offer his lease, ETC., for sale.
Sam Kirby, who has been at his nome In
Trenton on account of i'll health, has re-
turned much improved.
Jack Alien, of the Electric Light Plant,
was in Pittsburg yesterday on business.
Hereafter services will be held at st.
Pauls Episcopal Church at 7:3O p. m.
There will be business of Importance be-
fore Standard Council, Junior Order
American Mechanics, next Thursday even
ing at their hall, and all members are earn
estly requested to attend.
Guhpoapao tyara carved Yesterday DIV
Deputy Sheriff Westwood in the case OF
VIM. Kuntze, administrator OF Sophia
Kuntze, against the Wheeling Natural Gas
Company, which is set for trial tomorrow
at St Clairsville 1t will be remembered
that this case grows out OF the natural gas
explosion which occurred during the Hood
last spring, and which completely demol-
ished Mr.. Kuntze's house and caused the
death of Mrs. Kuntze.
Miss Mary Chalfant, of Pittsburg, is
the guest of Miss Ella Inglebright.
David J. Jones, of Perry county, has re-
turned to his home, after a pleasant vlslt
to the family of w. Il. Lewis.
Mr.. G. A. Wassman, of the Cleveland 81
Pittsburg freight department, has re-
moved his family from Toronto to this
city. They are occupying the Cattell
property, on North Fourth street.
The gymnasium class OF the Y. M. Z. A.
will meet twice week hereafter.
j. NJ Turner, Ticket Agent of the Cleve-
land & Pittsbnrg railroad at this place,
will take charge of the Bridgeport office
next week, during the absence OF Mr.. Wal
ling, the agent at that place. Glenn Speldel
will have charge of this office.
James Findley, of Brilliant, is in the
city.
Prof. White returned to his home in Mt.
Pleasant yesterday, after weeks stay at
the haywood.
Miss Carrie Crosby is visiting her broth
err Ed. at Brilliant.
Misses Alice and Iva Milligan entertain
ed party of young folks that came up
from Bellaire on Friday evening at the
home of their parent, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Milligan, on Jefferson street. The evening
was passed in very enjoyable way with
music. games, ETC., until near midnight,
when an elegant repast was spread before
the guests In the wee small hours OF the
morning the guests departed for their
homes, wishing that repetition OF this de-
lightful affair would come again soon.