Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-15

The festival and bazaar Of the Disciples
Church, held in the Capital rink, came to a
very successful close at midnigat Saturday
night. There was quite large attendance
during the evening, and those present had
q very pleasant time. About 10 o'clock an
auction of the cakes, ETC., remaining unsold
was had, and some rare bargains were OBJ
tanned by purchasers.
Rushing Things.
Over fifty men are employed in pushing
forward the repairs on the upper furnace,
recently purchased BY the Riverside Com
psny, and considerable amount of money
will be expended in putting the works in
shape to be started some time in July. The
repairs are being made and the works will
be under the Superintendency Of F. j. Spear,
man, of Sharon, a young man of acknowl
edged ability as a chemist and engineer
StubenVille Gazette.
A New Star.
c. W. Couldock, whose identity with the
part Of Dunston Kirk, has been 80 marked
during his connection with the Madison
Square Company, for the past six years, will
be seen as q star next season, in his Owl
creation Ct the part of Luke Fielding, in
The Willow Copse" He has selected an
excellent company to support him, cOmposei
of the following artists: Miss Carrie Turn
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles WalcOt:, A. l.. Lip
man, Samuel Henple. RAYMOND Holmes,
Miss Kate Tousey, John Woodward, Mrs.
Mary Myers and George Bosler.
Big Excursion.
The Mozart SINGING Society eNcurted up
10 Steubenville yesterday on the New
Courier. About 100 persons were on the
boat, and many were left behind on account
of the inability of the boat to carry them
all. They arrived in Steubenville about |
o'clock and at 2:30 heavy rain storm
came up and continued until they left on the
return trip at 6 o'clock The rain poured
down in torrents until Wellsburg was reach
ed when it began to get lighter. The rain
fall extended down as far as Short Creek,
where, however, it was not so heavy. The
excursionists all had good time.
Birthday Celebration.
On last Tuesday evening, at the residence
of Capt. Thos. Moore, Of Iiltonvllle, &C.
CURED notable event in the society circles
of the aforesaid place, it being the occasion
of the celebration of the fftyeighth
birthday of Mrs. Moore. A small
but seltct assembly Of guests was
present, including several from Wheeling
and Steubenville. Mrs. Moore was the re-
cipient of many handsome presents
tea her friends, not the least
among which was handsome set of Swiss
curtains. At IL o'clock the hostess invited
the guests to partake Of refreshments, the
menu consisting of tropical and domestic
fruits and other delicious yiands OF the
season. Among the strangers present were
Miss Hardesiy and Mr. Stephens, of Wheel
NO and Messrs. viii Mears and Hays
White. of Steubenville, o. A very enjoy
ably time was had u all present.
Certificates of Incorporation.
Secretary of State Walker has issued the
following certificates OF incorporation dur
ing the past week: TO the Metalloid Manu-
featuring Company, organized for the pur'
pose of purchasing certain secret processes
and patenting the same, and to sell said
processes aud to grant others the right to
manufacture and sell the same, with or with
out improvements. The prime ipalo fhceto
be at Philadelphia To the Pioneer Rail
way Company, organized for the PURGE o
building q railway up Campbell s Creek and
all its tributaries, all Of which are in Kan
/ awha county. The principal Office to be in
| Charleston, and the charter TO continue per
petuslly; $4,000 have been subscri bed IN
shares ofSlOO each, and the following are
the stockholders: A. Montgomery, 1. Single
ton and J. B. Lowell, of Covington, Ky, 81
shares each; ]. J. Lowell, of Campbell
Greek. 81 shares; Geo. Montgomery, Of Gov
ington, share; VIM. A. Quarter, Of Charles
ton, | share. To the Penn Mather Electric Co.
organized for the purpose of carrying
on a general manufacturing, constructing
aud trust business. The principal Office Il
be at Philadelphia.