Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-18
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Hinor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
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THERE was no session Of Police Court
either yesterday morning or In the even
Ing.
OFFICER CONRAD shot dog belong
ing to Len McGranahan, yesterday
morning.
THERE will be a special meeting OF
the Trades Assembly this afternoon at
9 o'clock.
A SNEAK thief stole an overcoat from
Higgins photograph gallery, Yesterday
afternoon.
THE card Of DR.. George B. Cushing,
who has opened an office 81 No. 1913
Market street, appears in this issue.
THE Corbett Athletic Club will give a
grand mask ball next Tuesday evening.
Bachman's orchestra will furnish the
music.
THERE will be boxing exhibition at
Kimmon,s Hall, Elm Grove, tomorrow
evening. Some OF Wheeling's best tai
ent will inaulge.
SILVER WAVE CASTLE No. IL
Knights of the Mystic Chain, will give
a musical and literary entertainment at
South Side Turner Hall New Years
eve.
CONSUMERS of natural gas will note
an advertisement elsewhere In this is
sue stating that gas will be short to-day,
owing to break In the Main street
line.
Mr.. JOHN Cox, proprietor OF the
Wheeling Stained Glass works, has de-
signed and executed beautiful stair
case window for Mr.. w. II. Hearne, OF
the Island.
THE Harry Seybold property, at No.
1886 Jacob street, was offered at public
sale yesterday by Auctioneer Hervey.
but after being bid up to S7,7S5 the sale
was adjourned.
THE w. & J. foot ball team held a
meeting Friday and elected Blaine AK
en- captain OF the team for the coming
year. Mr.. Aiken Is member OF the
class of '96. and has been doing good
work on the team this fall, A success
ful record is predicted for w. ~ j. in
foot ball matters under the direction OF
Mr.. Aiken.
OFFICER CARNEY found VIII Bodley
In an intoxicated condition on Wood
street last night and attempted to get
him home. Bodley resisted and struck
the officer several times and In self-de-
fense Carney was finally obliged TO hit
him, causing a considerable flow OF
blood. Bodley was taken to jail In the
patrol wagon.
The burlesque initiation to be given
by the American Mechanics at the
Opera House on next Friday evening
promises to be one of the local events
of the season. The committee In charge
of the affair have completed arrange
ments for successful evenings fun.
| The Opera House orchestra will rend-
er the music for the above occasion.
HANCOCK CORPS have elected the Of
ficers for the ensuing year, and they
will be publicly installed on Wednesday
evening, January 11th, by Mrs. A. L..
Murdock, Department President. Hol-
liday corps, No, l, have also elected the
officers, and Mrs. julia A. Bnrtt will
conduct the installation service on jan
uary 5th. The public is invited to be
present at both installations.
PHILIP FL. DoRscH was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
Henry Dorsch, deceased. Bond, $500;
George Dorsch, surety. Nicholas Pc
truce was appointed administrator OF
the estate OF Dominick Lannin. Bond,
5000; A. Jacubucci, surety. John W..
Nichols was appointed administrator OF
the estate OF Isaac Fl. Nichols, deceased.
Bond, $500; VIM. NJ. Davis, surity.
LAST Wednesday evening Hancock
Corps, of Benwood, held very pleas
ant and interesting meeting, having
previously invited the members OF Han
cock Post, G. A. r. The regular busi-
ness was suspended and, there being
about two hundred and fifty present, q
very enjoyable evening was spent. The
president, Mrs. Sarbert, invited to the
platform all the department officers,
also the past and present corps presi-
dents. A short programme was rem
dered consisting OF addresses from Off
GERS OF the Woman's Relief Corps and
the comrades of the Grand Army and
vocal and instrumental solos, after
which the ladies Of No. served ice
cream and cake to all present, which
was heartily enjoyed, aud the pleasant
time will long be remembered by those
fortunate enouQh TO be present.