Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-27
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Town Events rrimmsd Down for Hurried


extended 10 Point Pleasant
The Belmont forge department viii re-
sumo operations tomorrow.
The North End Athletic Club viii give 8
bali at Turner hall tonight.
Two marriage license were issued at
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
YESTERDAY the Hope reel was taken back
10 the hose house fully Iepaired.
Tx County Committee on Finance and
Roads and Bridges met yesterday.
The Germaina Singing society will give a
grand ball at their hall this evening.
The Iron Moulders ball at Turner Hall
last night was a perfect success financially.
SoNE interesting dissoiving views will be
exhibited at the Zane Street NJ. +. Church
tonight.
OFFICER JuSKISs is of on q hunting ex-
pediion. Officer Brooks is now patrolhng
the Second ward.
YESTERDAY James Wagner, the Eighth
ward barber, lost his second and only child,
a little boy nine months old.
A SPECIAL and fine musical programme
will be the feature of the services at the
Fourth street N. Z. shurch.
MINNIE BELL, sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for two years, will be taken down to
day by Deputy Sheriff Blanchard.
PRoF. JOIN MULLEN, the well known
dancing master, is again in our midst. he
will start a class here in a few days.
JcE SHGFER, the Island baker, eontribu-
ted over 400 rolls 10 the Democratic feast,
to say nothing of the bread he furnished.
THE Peabody Institute will begin its SEES
sion BY a lecture at the Hall OF Delegates,
tonight, by Prof. ]: c. marlborough. The
public is invited.
The brickmasons started to work on
Beltz Flading's new planning mill at the
southeast corner Of Eof and Nineteenth
streets yesterday.
ALL members of the Sixth Ward Demo
cratic Club are requested to be present a
the club room tonight, Important bushes,
is TO be transacted.
AT Hobbs, Brockunier & Co.'S Glass
Works two furnaces are running. This /.
dustry, like the majority in this city, W.
give their men a holiday to-day.
AT the Central Glass Works the strike i.
virtually settled. About one-halt Of the boy
have returned to work at the reduction, au'
it is quite likely all of them will be at wor.
on Monday next.
THE case of the State VS.. Frank Freds, o
a charge of assault and battery, was contIn
ued until next term in the Circuit Cou'
Yesterday on account of the absence Of q
important witness.
Is the Circuit Court yesterday, the case
the State VS.. Vim. Burns, on a charge ola.
sault and battery. appealed from a Squire
Court, was tried before a jury, of six, VIII
reversed the Squireis Judgment and foun
the prisoner not guilty.
A MACKSBURG correspondent notes tina
Garvin, Mcconnell and Penwell made q
richstrike on Goose run. Their well tiowe
So barrels the first tweny four hours an
was gaining at last account T. say th'
boys feel happy does not express it.
Col. KENPLE has received q number Q
very interesting letters from prominen
friends who went up Salt river q shor
time ago. The Colonel will read tn
"Epistles from the apostles of Republican
ism, at his lecture on next Wednesda
night.
Mss FANNIE Russell, who is proprietreS
of the house Ill repute No 81 Seventeenth
street, waived an examination before SPUR,
Ankle Yesterday and gave q three hundret
dollar bond for her appearance at court t
answer the charge Of keeping a house Of il
repute.
TIE following c~onveyances were admit
ted to record at Clerk Hooks Office yester
day: A deed made the 9Th day of July
1854, by John A. Armstrong and wife, t.
Louis &. & W. F. SGfel, in consideration o.
$4,000 for lot No. 20. situated in what j.
known as the Old Town. A deed made tn
Sth day o fJuly, 1884, by John A. Armstrong
and wife, TO Louis C.. Stifel, in consider
ton of 5000, for lot No. As, situate in tn
Old Town.
MESSRs. JOY & MuRRINS, two Of Whee:
ing's most popular caterers, celebrated their
grand opening on yesterday with gran
eclat, at the old Office Saloon, on Msrker
street. The above named gentlemen rc-
called their hosts o ffrienas with the choices
yiands and ~luxuries of the season; their
lunch in the morning and evening BENZ
pronounced the most sumptuous affair o'
the kind ever given in Wheeling. The D,
fee Saloon has been recently purchased b,
the Messrs Joy L Murrins, and it is theji
intention to make it the most popular resoc
of the kind in the Nail City.