Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-26
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HxRRnAxs concert, tonight. /
.RoABD of Education tonight.
wHxxIixe is soon to have Carnival OF
Authors" !
CLxsx Hook issued two marriage licenses
yesterday. !
Tux heaters at the Clay school worked
yesterday. g.FBe "a
! Two deeds Of trust were admitted to
record Yesterday by Clerk Hook. go =
T1,x Goff Guards ball viii be at Turner
Hall. sna not at Washington Hale
THx ~0riginal German" danced at Franz
helms Hall last evening, 10 kramers mu-
sic. A pleasant time was had
THE Nail City Boat Club win give mask
ball ut its boat house tomorrow evening.
Mayors orchestra win furnish the music.
The new Cooking Club will be enter.
tanned at Miss Lou Buffers, tonight, and
those to be present are filled with pleasura-
bic anticipations-
THE Board of Education is growing hearth
ly tired of making nurseries OF the schools,
and will ask the Legislature to make seven
years the minimum schoolable age.
Miss HUsHRoTH, who was burnt some
time ago, as reported in the REGISTER, was
removed from Mr.. Phillips to her father 5
house. She is improving very rapidly.
August ScHAD was qualified yesterday by
Clerk Hook as executor of the last Will and
testament of Louis Lingerman, deceased
Bond 81, 900, Geo. Schad as security.
THxRE was small fire ut Mr.. FerrePs on
the corner Of Twentieth and Main streets,
Yesterday. caused by defective flue. The
Hook and Ladder company responded
promptly and soon had it out.
JACOB ARNBRUSrER, boiler at the Ben
wood mill, who had his eye badly burnt
some time ago by flash from the furnace,
came up to DR.. Pipes, in the Eighth ward,
Tuesday afternoon, and had it taken out.
BY some oversight, the name of Mr..
WolvingtorY was omitted from the roll of
the First Branch of Council, yesterday
morning. He is one of the most regular
members, never having missed meeting
when he was in the city.
A CART belonging to Kasley & Brooks,
while crossing the gutter at the corner OF
Eighteenth and Chapline streets, broke
the axle and let the cart down suddenly.
Mr.. Huey the driver was thrown violently
TO the ground, but was not seriously hurt
THE Top Mill, yesterday, elected the fol
lowing directors: J. p. Gilchrist, Geo. h
Wheat, c. d. Hubbard, c. r. Hubbard, T.
n. Logan, W. A. Isett and II. II. Horn
brook. Mr.. c. R Hubbard was elected
President and Mr.. c. d. Hubbard, Score
tary.
THERE was a slight fire at Mrs. Fishers
on Main street near Seventh, yesterday
which was caused by them burning paper
boxes, &C., in the crate. The Vigiiant mer
promptly responded ready for business, but
did not have to use the engine to e1tin
guish the fire.
SOCIETY circles are in expectant anxiety
over the dress German 70 be given, TO
night, at the New Mcclure House, com
pliment extended by the German OF 1850
81 to the German OF 1SSl-S2. A large lis
has been circulated and unanimously re
sponded to. Mr. b. w. Peterson and Mrs
Oscar Rammelsourg will lead.
PATRoLMAS SoLEs, yesterday morning, ar
rested Albert Price for stealing quarter
of beef from the wagon of butcher named
w. III. Lash, at the Second ward market
| night befare last Albert tried to sell it t
| Mrs. Haggerty, but failed. Toby Vance
saw him take il, so il is clear case
/ Squire Philips committed him to Jail t
| await trial.
The trustees of the Wheeling Librar!
met the committee from the Board o
/ Education yesterday afternoon. Th'
| trustees MesSrs. Iaughlin. Miller, clark
Russell, Reilly by proxy, Hubbard by iet
| ter, unanimously agreed TO transfer IN
! library TO the Board OF Education on IN
| condition the latter would open the library
! permanently to the public.
| THE Big Four" club will soon give
| ball at the Academy OF Music for the ben
| aia "a WI
| known oarsman. 1t is the intention to u.s.
! a portion of the proceeds in the purchas,
| OF double scuil in which Fatty anC
| George Ritz will enter some of the regatta!
| about the country the coming season
| George has not had a very lucrative season
| OF the past and his friends are standing
| Loyalty by him.
| Ina District of Columbia court on Mon
dav last Mr.. Chas. ;. Moore, for Levi
HrshN- 8 ia& On, ,aTISF'S- .taT t3a hlS ~
j cumberland and then went TO Wheeling
] where she engaged in business as a dress
! maker, and wrote to him saying that sh,
did not know when she would return I,
Washington, and that when she did return
she would live with her brother, and sub
Sequently she wrote that she did not wan
to hear from him. for she had friend who
was member OF Congress- who had Sc
cured position for her brother-Dispatch
TONIGHT the long expected Hermann
concert will be given at the Opera House
and from the sale of seats there can be nc
reasonable doubt of n large house The
weather at this writing is exceedingly in.
clement, but it is hoped it will change for
the better by evening. There is general
desire to hear the Hermann Brothers since
their Eastern tour, and this will bring out
the music lovers in force. This is one op.
Iortunity for Wheeling people to show that
taste and culture of which they boast SO
much. Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. Whitaker
are always sure of good audience, and the
Harmonic Maennerchor Singing Society
has host of admiring friends For the
credit OF Wheeling as a music loving city
and to do honor to real talent and genius,
it is TO be hoped large, fine audience will
NIL the Opera House tonight. Those not
having seats can get them at Wilson &
Banners muSiC store