The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-25

the evening.
THE La Belle mill will shut down to.
night, and remain closed until new
boiler can be put in
The Finance Committee of the Board
of Commissioners met at the rooms oil
the Board yesterday.
CoCKAYNE's orchestra leaves this even
ing for Clarington to play for q bail to
be given at that place.
OFFICER THOMPSON arrested boy last
night for committing nuisance in the
Second ward market house.
THREE deeds of trust, one in lee and
one of assignment were recorded yester.
day by County Clerk Woods.
The Second Presbyterian social will
meet at the residence of j. w. Warden,
Market street, this evening.
Two uniformed officers will be added
to the Opera House force tomorrow
night to preserve good order at the min
strel show.
THERE have been twenty-one acces.
sions to the Wealey Nj. Z. Church up to
last night. The interes! in the meetings
i increasing.
THE case of Owen Reilly against John
Dempsey, recently tried before Justice
Miller, judgment was rendered in favor
OF the defendant.
THE hand organ has again crawled from
its hiding place, and was discoursing its
melhauous notes in the residence portion
Of the city yesterday.
THERE was an old folks surprise party
at Henry Schwarzs residence, South
Side, last evening. Vass' orchestra furn-
ished the music for the occasion.
The funeral of the late Vincent Ha.
gans, was largely attended by sorrOwing
friends yesterday. His remains were
laid TO rest in MI. Calvary cemetery.
THE children of the late Mrs. Tomlin-
son, who was burned TO death At Mounds.
Vile, have had good and comfortable
homes provided for them near that town.
THE semi.annual examination of the
Sequln, Institute closed yesterday at noon.
The young ladies in this institution
always stand high among our students.
The young lady, Miss Lucy Raymon,
who tell On the ice some time since, and
who sustained severe injuries at the time,
is now confined to her residence in North
Wheeling.
The reception that is TO DO given to
Governor Mathews by the Mathews
Light Guards, will take place on Febru-
airy lst, instead of the Dist, as has been
mentioned.
The Schultz Boat Club give q grand
ball tonight, at Koct's Hall. 1t will be
q big thing, and large attendance is
expected. Birch's band will be in at
tendance.
THE religious interest of our citizens
is rapidly increasing, as is noticeable at
the various churches where revivsls are
under progress. Hammond, the evsngel.
list, should be here.
The George S. Knight and Worrel
Sisters Combination have been booked
to appear at the Opera house on the first
and second Of February, witt Saturday
evening matinee.
IT was reported on the streets last
night that James Farrell, an old Wheel.
ing boy, who has been acting rs Deputy
Sheriff at Marietta, Ohio, died OF con.
Tuesday evening.
JOE HAMILTON left last night on the
Katie Stockdsle for Pittsburgh, thence TO
Cincinnati on the same steamer, for the
purpose of covering the steam pipes of
that boat with patent steam pipe COW
ering.
YESTERDAY was special day of prayer
BY all Christians, for young men in COL
leges. We presume some moro conven-
iont day will be set apart to pray for the
young ladies, as nothing was said about
them yesterday.
WE received a note yesterday from
Mr.. Camp. contractor for the trestle
work at the head of the wharf, stating
that sickness prevented him from going
ahead with the work. lie hopes to be
out next week.
IT is said that 10000 people witnessed
the performance of Csllender's Georgia
Minstres in four weeks. Barnum, who
is good authority, says they are extrsor-
binary. We shall see for ourselves to-
morrow night
AL, MILLER, one of the Oldest glass
blowers heresbouts, and who worked in
the window glass works in North Wheel
ing years ago, is visiting his friends in
Bellsire. Mr.. Miller has bought farm
back OF Fish creek.
A LARGE and handsome volume OF
Webster's unabridged dictionary, the
latest edition, was received at the Office
of the State Superintendent of Schools
yesterday, as present to DR.. Pendleton,
from Merriam Bros,;pablishers, Spring.
field, Mass,
THE Schmulbsch Zousves will have 8
general muster, in full uniform, at the
srmory this evening. This company is
rapidly in numbers, and sew
eral new recruits will be mustered in
tonight. They are talking of elec.ing q
Third Lieutenant shortly.
DAVID NEsBtTT, the boy who was in
jured at the fire op Wednesday morning,
was little better yesterday evening,
though he is still in precarlous condi-
ton. His wounds are more painful now
than st first, the numbness having dis
but the little fellow bears it
w. l.. CALM, whose directory last
year gave general satisfaction amongst
our business men, intends publishing his
second edition this coming spring. He
is we'll scqusinted in the city and under
stands the directory business thoroughly.
His las. work spesSs for itself so We SIM
ply ask oar business men 10 pay their
money and take their choice.
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