The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-28
REPORTORIAL PENCILINGs.


morning.
MUNICIPAL Court will meet at ten
o'clock this morning.
The past few days have been hard on
fish and oysters hswkers.
CALLENDER's Georgia Ministries put
up at the Central hotel.
The clerk of the Police Court recorded
another whltewash Saturday.
OLD man Tice has succeeding in pre-
dieting the weather this time.
THE thermometer indicated Al degrees
at 8 o'clock yesterday evening.
THE Germania Singing Society give q
masquerade next Friday night,
TIE Maennerchore Society give q
grand dance Wednesday night.
ABOUT twenty homeless persons lodged
at Hotel de Wallace last night.
WHO knows but that there may yet be
compromise on hell that's not hot.
HALEYs street brigade was out Satur.
day cleaning me of the streets.
The Leisure Boat Club gave its club
ball at Westwood Hall on Saturday
night
The Turner's will give benefit enter
tsinment 10 Professor Liebold Tuesday
night.
THE Beethoven's will give grand
masquerade ball at their hall on next
Thursday.
THE Cot Light Guards will be uni
formed and ready to be mustered in on
the 18th prox.
THE funeral of Peter Costello was
largely attended on Saturday by his nu-
merous young friends.
The sale Of the Miller property at
Triadelphia was postponed Saturday
until February 9th.
CALENDARS Georgia Minstrels leave
for Little Washington, Pa, where they
will perform tonight
THE sale of the fixtures of the Opera
House was postponed from Saturday
until next Wednesday.
EVERYONE who heard Callender's
minstrels on Saturday night speak in
glowing terms of them.
| THIRTY.FoUR arrests were made by
the police force during the week ending
Saturday night at II o'clock.
THREE deeds in fee, two of trust, and
one release deed were admitted to record
by the County Clerk Saturday.
The Florences in the mighty Dollar"
are booked to appear at the Opera house
on Monday and Tuesday the 18th and
18th.
PARTIES are talking of building a
large public hall at Clarington, Ohio.
This will be a great convenience to the
place.
The hinge factory ls compelled to
run three and four nights week, in
order to keep up with their numerous
orders.
The Leader man seems to think that
his paper cannot be "bull.dozed" by show
agents. We are glad he is happy in his
thought.
A COUPLE of citizens Of the Sixth
ward had a rumpus on Friday, and one
of them got good Gaming in conse-
quence.
LARGE plate glass for several of the
store windows under the new Washing
ton hall, have arrived and will he put IN
place this week.
On last Saturday evening the man
with the silver horns WAS at Notes
Hall, South Side. and played with Cock
ayne's orchestra.
THE Benwood mill, which has been
stopped for some time, will resume ope-
rations tomorrow, and is expected to
run on full time.
The boy injured at the fire Wednes-
day morning, was much better Saturday
and yesterday, and it is now believed
that be will recover.
The Mouudsville "melish" expect to
be mustered in next Saturday. The boys
have adopted Zouave uniform similar
to that of the Zouaves of this city.
SOME thief who loves ropes better than
q good name, visited several floats along
the river at the wharf Friday night, and
cut off lot of ropes for his own purpose.
THE committees of the Board of Com
missloners will meet this week in order
to prepare their regular monthly reports
for the meeting OF the Board on Febru-
airy 4th.
IT is about time that our people begin
to prepare for mardi gras, should the
weather continue as well as heretofore,
the celebration can be made q grand
success.
The tenth volume of the West Vir-
ginis reports has been gotten out by At
torney General White. A copy of this
work was added to the State Library last
Saturday.
The process of making iron at the
Mingo iron works is by the use of the
proper Ingredients. 1t is said that these
works turn out very superior quality
of iron from their furnace.
THE case of Owen Reilly We. John
Dempsey, which was tried before Squire
Miller last week, was decided in favor OF
the plaintiff, Mr.. Reilly. reports to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
A CATTLE train which stalled on the
Sixteenth street grade Saturday, caused
quite a large number Of persons to gather
to watch three engines puff and tug in
order to get the train up the grade.
QUITE q number of tickets to tho
Mathews Light Guards reception, which
is to he given on the lst of February.
have been sold. From present appear
snces the affair will be grand success.
MEssRs. LUDDEN Il BATES, of Ssvsn-
nah, Ga, music publishers, have cent US
beautiful song entitled whisper
You'll be Mine" by the famous Southern
composer John T. Rutledge. All music
dealers sell it.
The ladies of the Sewing Society of
the First Presbyterian Church desire to