Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-09

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1HE January NUMBER OF the oceoSt Jour
nal viii appear this week.
FIRES were lighted, last night. in the
South Wheeling glass works
TIE mud on Chapline street is sixteen
inches deep in Centre Wheeling.
TIE corner Of Market and Tenth streets
is in perfectly horrible condition.
ALI. W. PAUL is now cashier and Secre-
tary of Major J. c. Aloerson's foreign in
Suranee agencies.
The seats for Patience, tomorrow night,
went on with rush, yesterday. Not one
Is left, down stairs.
CARDS are out for reception next Thurs
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. James Neil,
al their residence on the Island.
Senator r L. Dennis, Of Greenbrier, and
Delegate George II. Moffett, of Pocohontas,
will arrive in the city this morning.
The county Board Of Equalization and
Appeals will meet At the Commissioners
chamber at 10 o'clock this morning.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys
will visit JOnathan's rayine, at O'Clock
to-day, and the Committee ON City Prison
will meet this evening.
SPECIAL preparations have been made by
more than one class OF people for the re-
ception of the Legislature. No female min
strels have been heard OF, as yet
n. THERE was the usual amount of disatis-
action over the sale Of Patience seats on
Saturday Some way should be devised
that would put stop TO the cry Of monop-
oily.
HARRY BYLEs OF North Wheeling, had a
warrant issued by Squire Phillips for the
arrest Of Harry Smith on a charge Of steal
ing pair Of boots. Smith is stranger IN
the city.
THxKE are about 500 property holders in
the city who should be compelled to relay
their pavements. The bricks were placed
on clay, and at every thaw it is like wal k
ing on wet sponge.
CLERK HOOK admitted TO probate on Sat
urday the last will and testament OF Fred
erick Sanderman, with Caroline Sander
man as eNecutriN. A bond OF 81, 800 was
required, with no surety.
THERESE LARI was, on Saturday, appoint
ed administrative of the estate OF Adam
Lari, deceased, she giving a bond of $500,
with Samuel Kuglen, August Zarnitz and
Bernard Rickus as sureties.
4 PORTION of the Busby & Little property
| (lot No. 1880 Market street, was leased by
| B. +. Caldwell the store and hollow ware
| dealer. He proposes building three story
brick house thereon to be used by him for
q store.
A PRIZE ball will be given by the Land
I League, at Turner Hall, next Friday even
ing, to raise funds To assist their suffering
| cOuntrymen. The object is a worthy one,
! and the entertainment should be well pat
| rOniZed.
ALPHA LoDGE No 424, X. Of H, Will give
| an entertainment at their hall, in odd
\ Fellows Hall building. on next Tuesday
! evening. to which the public is invited. An
I excellent programme has been arranged by
the committee hayingit in charge.
THE FRENCH" a dancing and SOCIAL club
composed principally OF young ladies and
gentlemen of the Third ward, has accepted
an invitation of Mr.. F. C. Orr, manager of
the rink, and will be present this evening
They will certainly enjoy themselves.
A DELEGATION Of Knights of Honor to the
number oil twelve or fifteen left on the
afternoon train over the Panhandle road
Saturday, for Cadiz. 10 attend the funeral of
Mr.. Oliver BOggs, a member Of Alpha lodge
of this city, which took place yesterday.
A COLOREp man named Tom was ar
rested by Officer Fugate, on Saturday,
charged with stealing some money and
knives from Proctor'S restaurant. Squire
Philips committed him for hearing today.
The man is q stranger here and halls from
Pittsburgh.
Ara meeting of the Leasure boat club,
Saturday night, the following officers were
elected: President. August Hanke; Vice
President, John Braddock; Financial Secre-
tary. Frank Heller; Recording Secretary,
VIM. Briceland; Treasurer, Lawrence Ray !;
Captain, John Ray.
THE Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette, Of Sat
urday, publishes the notice of the mar
rage by Alderman Kennedy, OF that city,
of Mr. George W Colts to Miss Jennie
Pearson, both of Wheeling. The ceremony
was performed on October 20, ISL, and has
just been made public.
AT meeting Saturday night Of the Yir
GINA Forge No. /, 4. \. ]. and S. w,
the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent Daniel Cline; Vice President, Vim.
HagadCrn; Financial Secretary, VIM. Hall;
Recording Secretary, Andrew Baker; Treas
urer, e. ID. Thompson.
The latter part of this month the Opera
House Orchestra will give grand concert.
The services of ProfS. SChOckey and Was
and several eminent musicians from Pitts
burgh have been secured, making an or
Chestra Of over twenty pieces. Some OF
our best local vocalists will assist.
YESTERDAY was the ninth anniversary OF
the formation Of the Wayerly Literary So
Ciety. 5he customary celebration will be
held this evening. and every person who
was ever a member of the WaYerly is re-
quested to meet at Ed. Larkins store, 1ll3
Main street, by O'Clock this evening.
A MAN named Stafford was arrested by
Officer Bird yesterday, for disOrderly con-
duct, consisting of profanity. The same
officer arrested one Frazier, who was anus
ing himself by striking unOffending people
who passed him on the street. The former
is out on bail, but the latter iRSers in
dureSs.
LAST Thursday night the German Benev-
client Society elected the following officers:
President, John Noeckler; Vice President,
Casper He'll: Secretary, Frank o. Woeber;
Treasurer, Fred Nolte; MarshalS, John
Boettner, John FoOse, Andrew Stack and
Vim. Scholl. Mr.. VOeckler has held this
Office for thrity-one years.
The prince of Migrants. Cornelius Tobias
Vance. came into the city, on Saturday, to
make Wheeling his winter headquarters.
Toby's life is beginning to tell on him, and
he looks aged and worn. Since his depar-
ture. thirteen months ago, he has been
knocking about the world, and has been
everywhere exceptin church.
la BELLE Lodge y. 4. o. L. W. installed
the following officers. en- Saturday night:
VIM. SOnderman, 7. II. W; 5. NJ. Hatha-
way, VI. W; J. A. Mix, f.; |. F. Stewart,
o.; W. II. Mahon Recorder; Henry TruX-
ell, Receiver; W. L. Bender, Treasure; +.
NJ. Flood. Guide; l.. II. SnoOr. Inside
Waterman, and VIM. Linch, Outside
Waterman.
THERE is the greatest complaint against
the Street Commissioner on account of the
condition of the crossing at the cOraer of
Eleventh and Chapline streets, at the water
pipe trench. 1t is absolutely impossible to
cross, and passengers are compelled 10 90
two blocks out Of their way in order to get
across. A plank might easily be placed,
and Mr.. Stephens would thus save his de.
voted head from rain OF blessings.
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Of Promiuence and Persons We
All Know.