Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-31
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Of Pleasant Valley.
OFFICERs JUNXISs and West run in
James Riley and Sherman Kraft, last
evening, for disorderly conduct.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS ROGERS
Yesterday sxore in J. l. Beck ss delivery
and stamp clerk at the postofice.
THERE will be q progress,vs euchre
party at the residence Of Hon. David
WAGNER, ct West Wheeling, this evening.
Miss OdA and Allie Wilson, two charm
ing Young ladies of Brooke connty, are the
guests Of Miss Ella Nichols, east OF Mount
Wood.
Miss Mabel NAcewsnder, OF Parkersburg,
and Miss Bird Laymaster, of Marion, Kan,
are visiting Miss Jennie Smith, Of the
South Side.
4 GRAND concert was given at the Ar
lington last evening, attracting large
number of lovers Of good music and fine
refreshments.
HoBBs, BROCkUNIER d Co.'S glass house
viii probably shut down tonight for re.
pairs, etc. A start will be made about the
middle Of January.
FIFTEEN casks. each holding over two
hundred barrels, arrived from Philadelphia
for the Schmulbach brewery a few day ago.
They are now being put in place.
Tax Carroll company, booked at the
Opera House on Friday afternoon and
evening and Saturday afternoon and even
ing, arrived in the city yesterday.
TIE Brilliant glass works are running
both night and day turning out most
besu,ifuI ware of all colors. Gas from
the Sosulding we'll is used for fuel.
Ma. Y. C. ANDERSON, an old and well
known citizen OF Steubenvile, Was run
over by C. & P. train at that place, yes
terdsy morning, and very seriously IN
jured.
THERE will be grand concert and ball
at Arion Hall this evening. Admission
will be limited to members OF the Society.
The Arion orchestra will furnish the
music.
JUSTICE DAVIS yesterday committed
Mary Green, colored, to isil. in default OF
$50 for stealing a pair of shoes from Jos.
Keats, the Island shoemaker Tuesday
evening.
THE fog yesterday morning WAS some
thing terrific. Early rissrs could scarcely
see across the street, and as late as ten
o clock gas Was burning in many resi-
dslcss and business houses.
THE Executive Committee for the mi
kado Tea" to be given By the ladies of
the Episcopal Church, are Mrs. Gibson
Lamb, Albert Harden, Jacob Grub, Frank
Hsarne and Mr.. Hull Quarter.
tbs other day party Of hunters tried
TO rob the house OF Mrs. Lucy Wheeler,
near BeallsVille, but the plucky woman
stepped to a window and fired three shots
from revolver 81 them, which caused
them to hastily dscamp.
ITIs said that parties from Beaver Falls
and Martins Ferry have formed a COM
pany for the erection OF tool works a.
Burlington, o. The works will be run on
the CO operative plan. A large amount OF
stock has already been taken.
TIE Clifton nail mill has been moved TO
Middleport, aud will begin active opera
tons next week. When the company
moved the manager said they would make
nails before Christmas, and to keep his
word q few nails were cut on the 24th
inst.
A SURPRISE party was given Monday
night to Mr.. John Howard, No, 81 Thirty
eighth street, By his numerous friends. At
ten o'clock they adjourned 10 the hall OF
the Whittier Literary Society and danced
till 3 q. N. to the strains Of Billy Myers
band.
ATTORNEY 4. B. CALDWELL says the
item clipped from the Braxton Democrat
and printed in yesterdays REGISTER, to the
effect that suit had been brought against
him By Pleasant Moss to recover $4,000
for malicious prosecution, is entirely with
out foundation,
pTFsRE will be 81 interesting watch
servi -Rhe Y. NJ. C. A. building, ll22
Ma Yet from 9 to II o'clock to-
nis4- The nature OF the meeting will be
changed frequently and the services will
he in charge Of competent leaders. All
young men are invited.
The play Of "Pificoi or. Trade on a
Solid Basis, is to be presented at st. Al
phohsus Hall, on the evening of January
IL for the benefit of the church The
characters will be taken by the young people
of the congregation. In addition there
will be recitations, music, etc.
The race at the ALEXANDRIA rink, tonight,
between Shuttlsworth and Sheppard is to
be on the merits of the men. A distinct
understanding exists bet Eeen them and
the management that if they do not 90 in
to win they will not receive ceut OF the
percentage money, and will be barred from
rsces40 the rink IN future.
The Mendelssohn Quintet Club, Of Bos-
ton, have been engaged, under the Ruspi-
,es of the Arion Singing Society, 10 give a
grand concert at the Opera House on the
evening of January 18th. The club is &C,
eompanied by Miss Edwards, vocalist { t
a very high rank This is an event which
our music loving citizens will appreciate
at its full worth.
Ours a large audience assembled at
the Chaphne street rink last evening to
witness the race between Fulmar ard Elk.
ley. The boys got away on the first heat
in fine style, Fulmar coming in ahead BE
also won the next heat and the race, com
ing in at the final lap amid loud applause.
FGlmar, who is only ten years old, chal,
lenges any boy Of his age in the city to q
race.
A PROMINENT gentleman interested in
fast skaters was asked yesterday. TO name
the winner of the Fsulkenstein and Burkett
race at the Capitol rink New Years night
Hssaid itKasthe frstrace that he was afraid
to pick his man, as 3 ihree-mile race vas
something neS to him. BE said there
was no trouble to get money out on
either man, and the rink will not hold the
people.
AT thsrsquest Of many of the friends of
the Zane Street NJ F. Sunday school who
were unable 10 witness the Cantats of