Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-31

TIE net proceeds Of the Third Presbyte-
rian church beneft at the Opera House on
the 23rd, were S235. '.rr.
The Belmont foundry at Martins Ferry
is taking stock this week but will resume
work in full next Monday. 4
In part two of the Circuit Court yesterday
the case of Mansbach VS.. c. A. Morris was
decided in favor Of the defendant.
PETER BLASEENsoP, formerly of this city,
is at the Riverside glass works, and has
charge Of the oval lathe in the cutting shop
Mr.. MICHAEL STEIN, County Commits
sioner from Washington district who has
been dangerously i'll, is able to be out
again.
The South Side Singing Society gave 9
grand masquerade ball at Arbenz hall last
night. A very large crowd was present and
like all balls of this kind it was decided
success.
The Arion Society will give its usual
New Years eve concert and ball at its hall,
tonight, 1t is needless to say it will be fine
and enjoyable. 49,. .-
ToMGHr the Maennerchor will give its
New Years eve concert. The Society will
be assisted by Mrs. Otto Jaeger and Miss
Ethel Bickerton.
MORGAN ENGLISH, who resides near Gin.
ton, has decided to sell his farm and will
remove to the west where he has purchased
large tract Of land.
The funeral of John NJ. Brinton vii
take place from the P, W. Ky. depot this
morning. The interment will be at Walnut
Grove Cemetery, Martins Ferry.
Tomorrow evening the North End Ath,
letic and Literary Society will give their
first grand ball at their new hall above Sew
enteeEth street. A good time is looked for.
The Mennerchor Singing Society will
give one of their popular concerts and ball
at MGnnerchor Hall, New Year eve. A
superb programme has been prepared for
the concert
The Riverside mill will shut down Satur-
day Tor one week. The boiler will be taken
down in order to replace the old mud.drum
with new one The mud drum in use is
pronounced unsafe.
THs North End Athletic aud Literary AS,
ISOLATION will give hop at their hall, cor
per Alley 3 and Market streets on New
Years night. Everybody in attendance will
receive handsome souvenir
. A DELIGHTFUL concert was given at the
Chapline Street NJ. L. Church, last night,
which attracted an, immense concourse OF
young people. The concert was a success
and everybody to their homes perfectly
happy. -.... ,......,...-~-. G
The owls, a new organization com,
posed of few of our most popular society
men, gave select hop at Maenerchor hall
last night. 1t was grand success and re-
fleets great credit on the members of the
"Owls"
Tue following officers were elected in
Excelsior Lodge No. 40, Tuesday evening,
for the ensuing six months: V. G.; John
NJ. Arbothnot; Secretary, John NJ Greer;
Treasurer, Eugene H. Deiters; Trustee,
John Mason.
JoHN MICHAEL, the young man who was
crushed by the wheel Of the steamer Anna
l., is getting along as well as could be ex-
pected. His injuries consist Of four broken
ribs, the ends of which were forced through
the left lung.
IT has Just come to light that Frank B.
Hall. popular young gentleman of the
telephone Office, was married at West Alex
ander on the 9TH of October to Miss Ella
f. Donnelly, a fascinating young lady Of
the South Side.
The following conveyance was admitted
to record at Clerk Hooks office Yesterday:
A deed made the 9th of December, 1884,
by Louis J. Bsyha and c. Z. Stifel, exeeu-
tors, and others, to Peter Welty, in cons;d.
Grafton Of $4,000, for % feet front Of land
on Market street just south of Eleventh
street.
The side walk on the southeast corner of
Market and Main streets is in an eyecrable
condition. One spot in particular, has
been perfect horror to the ladies, for the
last two days. 1t resembles q filthy "hog
~allow." The B. of P. W. will please
renedy and Obige many sufferers.
IhS party given at the residence of Mr..
and MS Robert Beam laft evening in
North Wheeling was largely attended and
al speak OF most pleasant time. Dane
ing until late hour by Cockayne's music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beam intend removing to the
west and will make that their future home.
AT meeting Of the directors Of the Man
ufactuters Fire Insurance Company, held
yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Alfred Paul
resigned his position, and Mr.. Jos. s. |
Miller was elected % fill the vacancy. Mr..
RAUL resigns to take charge of the Under
,Fiters Insurance Company to commence
lSlueSs January !, at No. Il Twelfth
stfSt. y
Tvs Belnont Fishing Club will give their
tourts grand ball at the Arion Hall, on New
anight. This is a dandy club that
knows now TO give flip" ball. Commit.
tee, Lois Delbrugge Robert Wells George
Stein, r Bonnenbeyger, John HsJhis and
William Miller. Master Of Ccrem3nies
James lSrjng; assistant, John Ha5jgs.
Music by manner
TuE secSd performance of the Friday
Club was g en at Arion Hall last evening
in the presents Of good audience. The
experience otthe first night was taken ad-
vantage of antth result was a great i'm
provemeut Thing int consideration the
fact that ever MEMBER Of the club is an
amateur, too mich praise cannot be be-
SNO"tN UPON tASLAA
THE Island skatSg rink is almost COM
pletei. 1t has a Esple floor which after
being polished with Mite sand, etc, by the
grirdstone, will be aluAst as smooth as glass,
Nj {. A: Simons, the Ole owner and pro.
Prietor Of the rink, is aPerfect gentleman,
snd will no doubt De greeted BY a large
crowd on New Years aiieeoon.
Ar the regular meeting { Prospect As
sembly X. Of l.. last niga the following
officers wer elected: NaSer Workman,
John ". Armstrong; Wrhy Foreman,
P. Butler; Recording Secretary, John ALL;
Financial Secretary, Richai Robertson;
Treasurer, ". S. Meek; inspector, A Lslly;
I. K, Robert Walker; l. E. los. Lvnch;
0. F., James Monre; DelesAe ". n.