Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-22

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MyrINEE today. -
CREoIx tonight
THR Committee on Finance is called for
this evening.
THK Committee on Railroad was called
last night, but no quorum Was secured.
ForR deeds Of trust were admitted to
ucold at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
TnE DCninlc MeCaffrey Athletic Comb
ration Of sluggers will be at Turner Hal,
next Tuesday night.
EbwAED CuAPSaN was fined s. and costs
before SQUIRE Henry on charge OF assault
ing Capt. fancy, Of East Wheeling.
A xw gas lamp will be placed on the
east side uCthe national road, aboye'Seyeuth
street at an early day. 1t has long been
needed.
Tx aa-Handle glass house Of Wells
burgh has shut down for an indefinite time.
The reason assigned is dullness in the win
dow glass market.
THE Jolly Six" a popular set of young
gentlemen, of the South Side, gave a very
successful ball at Arion Hall last night,
which was largely attended.
Nix. WnsoS, of Short Creek, desires to
return his thanks to James McAdams for
fayors received from him for their celebrs-
ton at Portland, on Thursday evening.
The steamer Andes will take an excur-
sion to the New Orleans Exposition, leay-
ing December %. A number Of sppEea-
tons for passage lave been already ms lie
Mr.. Ray, of MoundsYille, who was q
soldier during the war and was wounded,
applied for a pension some years ago, and
last week received : l,34l and his pension
goes on.
TIE Wellsburg Democrats will give the
town another coat Of paint tonight. There
win be a general and large demonstration,
participated in by many from the surround
ing country.
The Business College Literary Society
will organize Monday evening. All old
members are requested to be present, and
any person outside Of the college are cor
daily invited to attend.
THE Opera House Orchestra will here
after give their grand rehearsals at the
Mannerchor Hall, corner Of Market and
Fourteenth streets. Their first perform.
ance will be rendered tomorrow evening.
EDWARD STEELE and Mrs. NJ. Thomas
we're taken to Weston yesterday. They
were arrested on q warrant sworn out be-
fore SQUIRE Schultze, who had a doctor ex-
anime them and they were pronounced In
sane.
THESulliyan Female Mastodons will close
4 Al -. ,-c,l'. ,, 4, oDK af tho ApaHamu NJ
Music with a matinee this afternoon and a
nights performance. The troupe has some
very fine performers end will prove a sue.
cess in its tour.
YESTERDAY afternoon the hearing of the
case of the case Of the State VS.. Harvey
Combs was t. have been tried before
Squire Ankle, but owing to the absence.Oi
the prosecuting witness, the case was con
tinued until next week.
The suit against +. c. Norton, proprie
tor of the Mcclure House, for the recover!
ofS3O, was decided BY Squire Caldwell yes
terdsy in favor OF the complainant for tui
amount. Mr.. Norton's lawyer appealed tn
case to the Circuit Court.
IT is reported the Planned Knights, OF
( this city, will celebrate tonight. The
programme, a. reported, Is TO meet, with
: baggage in hand, parade a little. and then
I 90 10 the wharf and embark for Salt river.
The baggage is to be labelled, 'P. n, PorI
Oblivion, Sweet Bye and Bye
MouNpsSILLg will jOlify tonight. The
Democrats of thai Republican Beulsh land
have gotten a good ready and they propose
to show their JOY and celebrate the victory
in a becoming manner. The committee Ill
charge. through +. ". Brown, secretary
extends a cordial invitation to the Cleye-
land and Hendricks clubs of Wheeling and
vicinity, urging them to be present.
Nh. MISE STEIN, one of the Board o.
| Commissioners for this county, celebrated
his ffty-frst birthday on Thursday evening
last at his residence in Fulton. About two
! hundred OF his friends were present and one
of tie most delightful evenings Of the sea-
son was spent and all enjoyed themselves to
| their hearts content. A fine collation. was
the word BY all. I. 7. CocSayne furnished
the music.
The boys at the Central Glass Works
who struck for an advance of wages a few
! days ago., will have a meeting to-day and
QeciQe nn9lly On Nual lneI VIII w. luz
firm have notified them that if they do
not resume work at the old wages the bars
will be pulled and the factory closed for al
indefinite period. There seems to be no
doubt but that the firm will make gooo
their word, for the glass business is ex-
tremely dull now and has been for several
months.
THE Democratic celebration held IN JEFF,
ferson county, o., on Thursday evening
was q grand affair in all of its details. About
! 500 were in line. They formed at Portland
and marched through Warrenton, and from
there to Tiltonsville, headed by the Wells,
burg COruet Band AL along the route
everything was painted red. The residences
Of Mrs. Ellen Hodgens, Captain Thomas
Moore, Mr.. Klein and others, deserve special
mention for their beautiful display. Col
James Wilson was Chief Marshal, his as.
s~istants being Captain George Bigger and
L. Gillespie. The boys feel proud.