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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31
SUNDAY REGISTER

The SUNDAY REGTsrERis on sale at the
following business places, where you can
secure a copy II your boy fails 10 leave
your favorite Sunday paper.
Robert Burt, Druggist, corner virginia
and South Penn streets.
w. +. Williams, Druggist, 81 Zane street,
Island.
George Ebeling, Druggist. 2i25 Market
street.
John Coleman, Druggist, 300 Chspline
street.
Chas. MenkemelIer. Druggist, Twenty
sccoud and Market. streets.
VIII Irwin, Druggist, Twenty-fourth aud
Chapline streets.
phil. Roth, News Dealer, 24o4 Chapline
street.
Harry Stewart, Druggist Thirty-nith and
jacob streets.
viii Meukemiller, Druggist, Thirty-third
and E0ff streets.
Richards &odcElroy. Druggists, s7+s ia
COB street.
viii Armbright, Druggist ss4l Jacob
street
Forty.third Street Pharmacy.
c. II. QBimby. News Dealer, l4l4 Market
street
L e. Freese, News Dealer, 14lc Market
street.
W. H. Hague. Druggist III Sixteenth
street
AT. Young, Druggist, northwest corner
Sixteenth and Jacob streets.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31
THE BOWLING LEAGUE.
STANDING OF TEE CLUBS 49, CLOSE OF
TnR SECOND WEEK.
The South Side Wins Two Gamss-Calumas and
Bowlsrs Break Ryen-Gane hr New
Years Afternoon.

The second week In the Wheeling
Bowling Leagues championship series
ended last night. The interest shows
no abatement, but on the contrary is on
the increase. The sport is healtbiul,
and the contests are usually exciting.
Several clubs have applied for admls-
sion into the League, and there will be
no trouble In filing vacancies should
any occur. Last night the South Side
team took two straights from the
Inteligcncer, and the Bowlers and
Calumets broke even.
There was big crowd at Mozart
park to witness the game between the
South Side and IntelligeRccr team. The
former won on their home alleys. The
highest individual scores were made
by -Horstman and Hannah, Archer
leading for the opposing teams. The
doubtful honors were carried of by
Weitzel with sn average OF 1913. Fol-
lowing are the scores In detail:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31

A lady 10 one Of the adjoining towns
had her little daughters eyes examined
and fitted with glasses five different
times by the best oculist in this vicin-
ity, and none OF the glasses improved
her eyes and she had TO be taken away
from school, as she was In danger OF
losing her sight. She brought her
daughter 10 the city to try again, only
to be informed that they could do no
more for her. The lady was In despair
and on her way home, when she met
friend, and after telling OF her daugh-
ter's trouble was advised to take her TO
Prof. Shelf, the well-known optician,
and at once proceeded to his office,
where, after a careful examination, her
eyes were properly fitted with glasses.
The lady, few days ago, wrote that
her daughters eyes are rapidly improv-
ing, and she was again able to be at
school.
Prof. Shelf can daily be consulted
without charge at his Office, ITO Main
street, next door to Shook 81 Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31
PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
A Martins Ferry Man Shot Himself With
Revolver.

A Martins Ferry Man Shot Himself With
Revolver.
William Fisher. Martins Ferry
man, who was until recently, proprietor
of a saloon on Hanover street, is lying
at the Biery Hotel on Market spare,
with an ugly bullet wound in his left
leg.
The only persons who have any
knowledge of the circumstances con-
nected with the shooting, are two
friends Of Mr.. Fisher, both Of whom say
it was purely accidental. According to
their story, Fisher and two friends were
standing on Fourth street, near Jeffer-
son, Thursday night, waiting for an
electric motor to convey them to Wheel
ing. Fisher placed his hand in his coat
pocket, and in pulling out his handker-
chief, also pulled out his revolver,
which fell upon the sidewalk and was
instantly discharged. His friends did
not know where TO locate the report,
until he exclaimed that he been shot.
The bullet entered the fieshy part OF
his right leg, just below the knee, and
took an upward course. An effort was
made to keep the matter quiet, and the
wounded man was Immediately brought
to this city and taken to the Blery
Hotel. Drs. Spragg, Megrail aud Cush-
ing were summoned at once. They
probed for the bullet, but unsuccess-
fully. 1t shattered a bone in its course.
and made very ugly and dangerous
wound. On Friday Mr.. Fishers condi-
ton was regarded as very serious, his
physicians fearing blood poisoning, but
Yesterday be was considerably improv-
ed aud regarded as out Of danger.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31
SMALL TALE
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly ans
PiLhiIY Told.

| nAhEEerS OF AnN6s0sS hAe
PiLhIIT Told.
SOUTH Side BARRIERS will close to-mor-
row at noon for the balance Of the day.
THE colered folks will give ball and
cake walk at the Musee theatre Monday
evening.
THE will of Hiram McCombs was ad-
mitted to probate yesterday and order
ed to be recorded.
SoUTa SIDE boys have craze on air
guns. They shoot dogs, signs and are
proving o nuisance.
THE Mozart Singing Society will hold
| its entertainment TO ~ o'clock tonight.
to be followed by ball.
TIE Pleasure Seekers Club is plan
ming dance at Alert hall, for the
| twenty-fifth ofnext month.
THE Midnight Alarm theatrical COM
pany passed through the city yesterday
by the 3. &c o. for Pittsburg.
On the fourth OF next month the Ger
man Lutheran Society will hold social
and entertainment at Arion Hall.
THE entire musical programme, as
sung at ST. Luke's Church on Christ
mas, will be repeated at this mornings
services.
THE German Society OF the South
Side, will give an entertainment this
afternoon at its South Market street
hall.
The Red Cross Fishing Club will hold
an interesting business meeting this
afternoon at its South Side head
quarters.
LAST Thursday night Lodge IS. l. o.
| O. f., ef Sand Hill. entertained a
large number OF friends. An elegant
supper was spread.
MEMBERS Of the Mozart band will
watch the new year IN to. night at head
quarters, on South Mccullough street.
A pleasing time is planned.
YESTERDAY was discount day at the
Water Board, and the receipts were
very large, the heaviest day for maay
years. The sum OF IS, 900 was collected.
REV. RoBB, will occupy the pulpit at
the Third Presbyterian Church, at the
morning and evening services tO-mor-
row, in the absence OF the pastor.
The Wheeling Rugby football team
challenge the Richie school team, on
the Bridge Park, on New Years.
Please, II accepted, answer through this
paper.
ROLF & ZANE, the real estate agents,
have gotten out a handsome series Of
Worlds Fair calendars FOR distribution
among business men and patrons and
friends Of the firm.
A FEW days ago, DR.. Haskins, OF the
South Side, removed bone from the
nose OF Jacob Eigenbrat, Of Thirty
eighth streets well knowneigar maker.
| Mr. Eigenbrat will be able to ork 10 q
few days.
THE fox chase tomorrow afternoon
az Mozart Park is an assured fact.
| Four men owning hounds have already
entered the contest, and macy more are
to follow. Much sport Is anticipated
from the chase.
WILLIE CAToS, a boy aged twelve
years OF Benwood junction, fell from a
horse a few day. ago. The animal
stepped on his arm, breaking II at the
elbow. DR.. Leonard Eskey, OF Ben
wood, dressed the injurs.
YESTERDAY the Riverside miners
made handsome donation to Mr..
Walter Sheppard, OF No. 1922 Main
street, former employe OF the mine,
who has been suffering from paralytIc
stroke since July 9Th last.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31

Totals 30 o p 1,052 Totals SO rs 10 100:
Totals a 10 z 1892 Totals. 81 IA ],

Umpire, Charles se.bert. Scorers, G. 7.
Scott and L. Lang.
The highest individual score was
made by Guy Scott, of the Bowlers.
with Bloomfield next. Sam Harrison
made the lowest score, but good
average. BY winning two games last
night, the South Side team is tied with
the Columbia and Wheeling Bowling
Club for first place, while the Intel
llqencer tumbles down 10 fourth place,
for which three teams are tied. Follow
ing Is the standing OF clubs 70 date:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31

Nav lst, death of Jacob Wise, aged 81;
%. Willie Somer, aged 3, killed by electric
motor: 9th, Committee of Chamber Of
Commerce to confer with @. X. Lord about
B. 81 o. schedule; Sth, scheme for general
Jail delivery frustrated; 9th, first meeting
of Columbian Celebration Committee;
18th, second anniversary of Alteuheim;
18th. plans discussed for celebration; 10th,
Gillespy defeats Howiey; nth, heavy rain
storm; 10Th, river 81 feet g inches; 2lst.
another big rain and much damage done
up Wheeling creek; 18th, fire at Luke's
livery stables; Goth, Linsly field day; SOth,
idea for the Pompeiian feet sprung at the
Chamber Of Commerce.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31

The Press CIub-Wbeeing Bowling
Club game has been changed from
Tuesday evening TO New Years after
noon. The two teams will 20 out on
the one O'Clock motor, and will begin to
PLAY Immediately, as the alleys are en-
gagged for late ia the afternoon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31

John niBkemyer Captures Nics Plam -
the Postofiico.

John MInkemyer. OF the Eighth ward
received Official notification yesterds
Of his appointment ss breman st tl'
Custom House ia this city. The
polntment was made By the Treas
Department upon the rscommenda
OF CONGRESSMAN John D. Pendif
Mr.. MInkemysr f. deserving Di
crat, . good party worker. and has
answering 10 his loyalty. he
probably redeem the Eighth VAR
Democracy next election,
Tomorrow Mr. Okane viii
charge OF affairs AZ the postomcs
his assistant. Mr. George Baird. z
are two other positions which %
come under the Civil Service laN
stamp clerk and money order Gle
Mr.. O'Kane has not Jet anropncet
appointments. and the present ON
viii probably be retained mill the y
master becomes feulliAr VIII re
ties.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31
TIE 4RRGlSTRRr RELIEF FUND.

Contributions sim Coming in for the
Destitute
The REGISTER relief fund now
amounts TO 1892 so.
Contributions are still desired and
those who can shonld send in their
money as soon as possible for which
due credit will be given in these
columns.
FoIIowino is the list TO date:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31

The B. & o. has been losing coal con-
SANITY from cars standing upon its
tracks, aud has determined TO put a
stop 10 the practice By making an eX-
ample OF some Of the pilferers. Yester-
day Vincent Miller and Martel SEIZED
nova were arrested and taken before
Justice Gillespy- They were found
guilty, and each fined SO aud costs. In
default OF payment they went to jail
for ten days.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31
Y. NJ g, A

Tonight watch meeting will be held
from 10 o'clock to midnight. Half hour
periods will be taken up in prayer,
Bible study, praise service and conse-
Grafton respectively. This meeting is
open TO all men. {.
The meeting this afternoon at 4
o'clock will be led by j. w. Amlck,
formerly of this city, now Of Freeport,
Me. An interesting meeting is antici-
pated.
Tomorrow from - o'clock to 1880 In
the evening an election will be held 10
name eight new directors.
Tomorrow afternoon from to s
o'clock the New Years reception will
be held. All men are invited, and In
the evening are expected TO accompany
their lady friends TO the free entertain
ment. Following is the programme for
the entertainment:
Mayer'E OrChc-lr'.
Ousrtette ''Ne .rsr, 3.Y God. 70 Thee
Nessrs. A. E. Dunn, u. Steuman, Thos. Law
son and ChA4 Zulaut
MandOins and Guitars = s ls 69da,S Gallon
Aral ub.
Recitation ........-- .-...- ... fo1es Ialls
Mr.. James Nor a..
M Chas Zuiauf
Piano Dust.......... The Flying Gallo
Misses Maud and Blanche Chapman
Vocal Solo. ............. Dear Heart
Ms Annie G. Riheldafer.
Ouartette Let the Dead and Beautiful Rest'
Messrs A. Z. Dunn. II. steinmaD, Thos. Law
son and Chas. ZulauL >.
Vocal Solo .......- Mia SlLAua
R.citatiOn........-........ Gettysburg"
Mr.. Frank Nesbitt-
Vocal Solo ......-- ..........-....
Mrs. Flora Williams.
Banios aud Guitars ''Amphion March"
Aral Club.
There will also be refreshments
served, time OF social enjoyment, and
a gymnastic exhibition.
The State Convention will be at Char
lesion, from the 18th to the 2lst Of next
month inclusive. the Wheeling asso-
citation will be represented there.
LADIES CLoAKs At half Price. All
Dry Goods At cost and les. Room must
be vacant February 1st, WILSON,
1ls6 nat0 street.
WE sell only the very best make Of
underwear. All are warranted
II. EMsHEIMER.
Is and 20 Eleventh ST.
Penny dbot toll has beer adopted for the
New steet Bridges ofthe Wheeling Bri9f,
CoxnpnuH. see advertise me1t,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31

The Ohio River Railroad will sell on
December 20, "a. IS. 30 aud 81, 1898,
and January lsL 1894, excursion tickets
between ali points on its line 81 one
fare for the round trip with return
limit January Cd, 1924.
w. j. RoBrysos. g. p. A.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31
TOtals-...4O 10 4 1900 Totals ..2S 10 10 lo.7
SECOND GANE.
Totals "a Ia no 1910 Totals. % II q

Umpire, Haes.TraviS Scorers, Fred Colmar
and w. 4. Beswlth
There was also rood sized crowd OF
spectators at the Paw, to witness the
Calumet Bowlers games. a.HsTsScon-
test was remarkable for It's poor aggre-
gate scores, but both teams made .
better showing in the second game
The games resulted as follows:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31
SEPTEMBER.

Sept. 4th, opening of State Fair; 10th,
State Fair Association out Of debt; 18th,
State meet Of wheelmen; 10Th, John Tim
mons killed by jumping on B. 4 o..
freight; 10Th, Exchange Bank reopened; ;
Goth, receiver for Terminal Company;
2Sth, William McCombs kills himself with
q pistol.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31

Geo. y. stiTel q Co. stores will close to-
morrow at IL O'Clock noon
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31

April 8, Carpenters strike settled; 9th.
Elks' banquet at Mcclure; 9TH, boys found
guilty in u. S. Court of obstructing mails,
by stopping street cars; Sth, two fires at
factory "H :" 9th, Daniel Bodley killed
near Elm Grove; 9th, another raid on dis
orderly houses; 10th, death of DR.. A. F..
Stifel, aged IS; 18th, street car strike set
tied; 18th, arrest Of Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co. officials; 18th, street
car track at Forty-third street tore
up by the city; 18th resolutions
OF State Board OF Health about cholera;
10Th, Lincoln school ordered rebuilt on old
site; 23d, Andes excursion; 23d, death of
Louis Pracht, aged 81; 26th, order OF Cir
cult Court in trouble between Street Rail
way Company and city; 9th, two addi-
tional arrests for Insurance Company
frauds; -Eua-Staudard combine compile
ted 2gth, Samuel McCloud murdered in
Benwood by Charles Tibes; 30th, terrible
storm of wind, rain, etc, 600 telephones
burned out.
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OCTOBER.

Oct. 1st, engine started at new water
works; 7Ih, Mcclellan beats Priddy; 10th,
dead lock in Council on Gas Trustees;
14th, big wind storm; 24th, death OF K. v.
Arkie, aged Al; 25th, Mozart Park opened ;
27th, A. .. U. w. celebration; 2Sth, A. O..
u. w. parade.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31

June Cd, B. & o. locomotive jumps track
on Sixteenth street and plunges through
brick house; stu, Pompeiian fete failure;
5th, big rain storm and much damage in
the citv; 9TH, session Of Police Court al 3
a. m. TO try gamblers; 9th, $500 gGaran-
teed BY citizens for Columb an Fourth;
10th, annual city estimates competed;
10TH, seventy-eight arrests by police in
one night; 18th, wreck on the B. Il o. at
Burton, two killed and i've wounded /;
18th, Receiver appointed for the General
Engineering Company "a. j. Sweeney q
SOM 18th, departure OF Consul Jas. Is.
Tanev for Belfast; 18th, death of Judge a.
3. Caldwell, aged so; 18th, drowning OF
William Storey and L. Craig; 18TH. death
of A. Il. Note, aged a; 24th, laying Of
corner stone of new Masonic Temple;
26th, factory "Hn burned; 26th, programme
for Columbian Fourth completed.
JULY.
July 1st, B. & o. Switch laid on South
street; I'd, John Donovan beaten, gagged
and robbed; 2d, Peoples Church dedi-
Gated: 4tb, Columbian celebration; 9th,
John. E. Carlin drowned; 9TH, mercury
965S 9Th, disorderly houses raided and one
hundred arrests made; 9th, accident 10
picnic wagon on South Side, nine wound
ed 10th. John Baker, aged 10, drowned;
18th, mercury 90; 18th, Bolen defeats
Howley; Goth, Prof. Crago elected princi-
pal Eighth ward school: 18th, death Of
Robert Frew, aged 40; 9th, Henry Mann
killed by electric cars; 2Sth, Little Lizzie
VanKeuren burned 10 death; 2Sth, RI
Rev. Bishop Kain's appointment officially
stated; 3lst, Charles J. Mccoy killed by
Panhandle engine.
AUGUST.
Aug. 1st, big shoot by gun clubs on Is
land: Sd, Butchers day. 5000 people on Is
Sd. Irsfic agreement between street
WAYS; 5th, Exchange Bank closed; eth.
scitement in city about banks: 10th,
Elks' outing; 18th. death OF J. G. Nc
Kown, aged 81; 18th. accident at Top
mill blast furnace; 10th. agitation for 8
clearing house commenced; 18th, meeting
70 organize new bank I'D, incendiary Ere
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31

CLOSING our To QUIT. ALL DRY
Goods. Carpets aud Cioaks nt cost and less.
WILSON. iI<0 4ain street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31

READ Emshelmer's annual under,
wear sale.
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at stables of Hubbard s. PAUL; 22d, only
eight inches of water in river; 24th, big
Somernachtsfest at Fair Grounds; 10Th,
Labor day; 26th, death of Joseph L. Wilde;
9th, Farewell 10 Archbishop Kahn; 3lst
stock subscribed for Exchange Bank.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31

March l, fire at street car barns; 1st
HoWley declared the winner of the Riley
fight; Sd, Y. M. G. A. and Tariff Students
leave for Washington City; 4th, death Of
Henry Christmann, aged "a; 9th, two sui
Cides, Thomas Richards shoots himself,
and Mrs. Scholar hangs herself; 9th, Ohio
county delegates back from Charleston;
10th, death of Henry W. List, aged Al;
18th, death of Is. Stanley, aged So;
18th. four Latter Day Saints baptized in
river; 10th, banquet by Murray Bros, the
new Jail contractors, at Windsor; 18th,
wholesale raids by constables on disorder
~ houses; 18th, disappearance of Aft
Rheinstrom; 18th, details of Etna-Stan-
dard combine published; 2lst, work COM
menced on ele,hCic subways; 23!d, street
car strikers benefit at Grand Opera
House; oath, VIM. Miller blows his brains
out; 2Sth, Republicans elect the third
member of the Water Board; 3lst. car
penters strike; 3lst, John Keys killed on
South Main street by an electric motor.
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Holiday Rates

Geo. y. stifoi & Co.'S stores will close TO
morrow At IL o'clock noon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31

WE sell only the very best make Of
underwear. All are warranted.
II. EMsHEIMER.
IS and 20 Eleventh St.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31

LADIES CLOAKs At half Price. All
Dry Goods At cost and les Room must
be vacant February 1st TILsOS,
1126 saat0 street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-31

A&rrrxD EmsheImers annual under
q sale.
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F = 1RUARY.

Feb. l, compromise between Democrats
ana Republicans as 10 organization Of
Council; Sd, ties, ETC., placed on street
car tracks on South Side; 9th, city officers
elect sworn in; 9th, Democratic caucus;
9TH, more trouble on street. car line; oea:
rivor o. fae~ 5 lLUneS; Sth, answer OF
Messrs. Hubbard and Sweeney TO bill of
Wheeling Bridge Company; 9th, death of
William Weidebusch, aged IS; 10th, riot
at Forty-eighth street; 18th, fourth flood
in two weeks, river 81 feet inches; 18th,
death of Adam Weisgerber. aged 6S: l4th,
Council elects city officers Democratic eau
Gus slate being smashed; l4th, Pan Handle
freight train jumps track at Thirty. eighth
street, three men hurt; l4th, death Of Hon.
A. J. Sweeney, aged 66; 18th, renewed dis
turbances along street car line; goth,
death of Mrs. d. Lamb, aged 81; 2lst, John
Beltz found lying dead in the yard of his
residence, with his neck broken; 23d, an
other deadlock in Council on Water
Board; 24th, l. 0. o. +. building dedica-
ted; 25th, Council Committees named;
Goth, Rioting and shooting along street car
line; 9th, first street cars run at night
since strike began.
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WHAT BAPPENEDN '9S.
IT has BEEN RATHER A NOTABLE TWELVE
MONTHS FOR WHEELING.
A Remarkably Large Lis! Of Deaths Of Prominsn'
Ciizsns Fires, Accidents, Political Events,
and Other Happenings Of the Year.

The year 1893, Of which there is less than
twenty.four hours left. has been rather a
notable one in this city.
In the deaths Of prominent citizens, in
politics, in the fire record, in the weather,
and in many other things it has been a re-
markable twelve months, bringing together
as many eventful episodes as are often
crowded into one year in this community.
And most of the noteworthy events of
the year are matters to be regretted and
deplored. The year started in bad with
the Caldwell & Peterson fire, January 2,
and the run of misfortunes, covering a
wide range of events, was kept up with a
more than desirable regularity, through
the various months, as the following re-
view will show, although there are many
enjoyable and pleasant things chronicled
throughout the list;
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NOVEMBER.

Nov. /, golden wedding of MIR. and Mrs.
Peter Zoeckler; LIST, police capture Emma
Buchanan, the colored girl VINO killed a
babe in Greene county, Pa; 3D. John II.
Brown attempts suicide with laudanum;
9TH, death of Capt. John Mcclure, aged ~;
eth death of John II. Brown; 18th, Whit
taker mill burned; 18th, meeting OF Royal
Arch Masons; 18th, Democratic Gas
Board elected by Council; 18th, meeting
of Masonic Grand Lodge; 18th, death OF
Jacob Deku, aged "a; 10th, death of DR..
sabp Frisseil, aged 81; Goth, glass project
taking som 10Th, Gas Board elects Off
GERS; 2lst, l. 90, z. Grand Lodge meets;
gath, death OF ex-GO, j. j. Jacob; 9th,
death of l.. S. DelaplalL, Goth. two new
glass companies proposec oGth. plot TO
burn stables developed Both, de.sl- of
DIR. William j. 3. Baird 50th, death OF
L. j. Stanley, aged A.
DECEMBER.
Dec. Sd, Elks Lodge Of Sorrow; 5tn,
death of 7. T. Cockayne; 9th, M. j..
O'Kane's nomination as postmaster sent
to Senate 7th, death of Mrs. Anna NJ. Bat
telle, aged 54; 7th, renewed efforts by fire
bugs: 10th, farewell sermon of Rev. Dorm
blazer; 10th, action of Trades Assembly on
distress; 18th, new proposition for sale Of
glass houses; 18th, Council acts on relief
measures; 2lst, Public Library ordered re-
moved TO Masonic Temple; oath, fire at
Court House; 9th, opening of Reilly will