Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-30

Tow. Events trimmed Down for Hurried
Readers.

"ESeAGED" tonight
FRIDAY CLuB again
A BIO river may confidently be expected.
Ar last the capitol clock bell is in strik-
ing order.
ONE marriage license was issued at Clerk
Hooks Office yesterday.
AFTER the cold weather OF last week yes
terday was as warm as spring.
Ar late hour last night two arrests were
reported at police headquarters.
The COMMITTEES on Salaries was called
for last night, but no quorum appeared.
The Happy Four will give their FIRST grand
MASQUERADE bail at their hall in Fulton on
New Years eve.
Mr.. JoHS 81. HoLT, Of Greeubrier county,
was Yesterday admitted to practice Law in
the Circuit Court.
The case Of Himmel VS.. Bowman, an ap-
r peal case, was on trial in part second Of the
Circuit Court yesterday.
Mas. ELIZABETH SINS an old and re-
spectacle lady died at her country home,
on the Ohio, opposite Darlington, Monday,
afternoon.
The Mannerchor Singing Society will
give an interesting concert at their hall on
New Years eve. Mr.. Otto Jaeger and Miss
Ethel BickeIton will assist.
In Yesterdays issue we stated that the
new Parkersburg Transportation Company
had contracted for a new vessel. 1t should
have read the Wheeling Packet Company.
A ROUGH and tumble fight took place at
the east end of the tunnel Sunday afternoon.
The participants were East Wheeling men,
and fought desperately for nearly a half
hour.
Mr.. EDDIE CLAroR, the well known oars
man, who is now rusticating in Kansas
sent Mr. Foster, proprietor of the Airing
ton restaurant, a large box Of rabbits and
quails.
The preliminary hearing Of the case OF
highway robbery against Andy Mertz, which
should have come off before Squire Cald-
well, yesterday, was postponed until this
afternoon at o'clock.
YESTERDAY James A. Leasure, night
manager at the Central Glass Works, re-
ceived fine IS-pound turkey from Western
friends. To say he appreciated the gift is
to express his feelings tamely.
YESTERDAY one of the fues in the boilers
at the Crescent mill blew out, causing the
entire mill 10 shut down. Work, however
will be resumed to day As our readers are
aware, this mill just started up yesterday
morning.
The following conveyance was admitted
to record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday:
A deed made the 9th day of December,
1884, by \. Stump and wife to Chas.
Stumpp. in consideration Of $3.50, for lots
1871 and I3S, on Zane's Island. -
TIE Third Ward Democrats are earnestly
invited to attend en- Inasse the meeting to-
night at 4 80 o'clock at the Jefferson Club
rooms, to decide who will be their candi-
dates for Council Remember big meet.
ing will ensuer good ticket.
TINS morning at $50 Mr.. William G.
Morris, day telegraph operator of the Pitts
burg and Wheeling division of the B. Il o.
railroad, and Miss Emma Plankey will be
married at the Cathedral. They will leave
Immediately after the services on an East
ern tour.
THE Owls" new social organization,
composed of well known, popular society
young gentlemen, will give their first baH0t
the season at Maennerchor Hail, tonight.
-t%e+g-pleaSaas--tfme IS guaranteed all
those who attend. Music by Kramers full
orchestra.
HENRY ROGERS, a young man, son Of
James Rogers, residing near Potomac, this
county, met with painful accident on
Christmas day. While out hunting he was
struck in the eye by twig of tree which
will probably the loss of the eye. 1t is now
under treatment.
A PLEASANT and Profitable place to spend
an evening is at the Chautauqua Circle,
which meets this evening in the lecture
room of the First Presbyterian Church at
73O. The subject for reading is that found
in the January number of the Chautauqusn
first week in January, 1885.
The South Side Singing Society will
give grand select masquerade ball and
supper at their hall in South Wheeling, to
night. Mayors orchestra will furnish the
music. The following is the committee:
VIM. Shul, VIM. Bowers, Chas. Voitte,
Henry Stahl and Chas. Morningstar.
TRIADELPHIA Lodge No. 81, l. o. o. F.,
elected the following officers Saturday even
ing: D. C. Gray, n. G.; DR.. John A. Car
ter, V. G.; Nelson Thornburg, Secretary;
T. Wheeler Treasurer Trustees-John
Heffenbein, Fl. S. Thornburg, f. Kline
Widows and Orphans Committee. S.
Fchols p RenshRw Vim. Baird,