Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04

amount of which is about equal to what
they are turning out. Both houses nave
glass on hands, but II was &C
curaulated when trade was dull. Inc al.
rectors Of the Crystal Window Glass Works
have not decided upon what plan to pursue:
The FIRE has been let out of the furnace OF
the burned works and stands with no pro,
lection, shivering in the cold, Some Oh
IN. idle blowers are talking OF trying to
lease the Union works and start them'
PUT HER THERE.
Extremely fortunate you are II you have
not been button.holed by candidate, Tor
thew have been circlipg for the last week
like bees in quest of honey, and have 6een
shaking-but we will not say it, for all the
naners have been telling you about 1t The
rssnlt of the election, looking at ii as one
does from triangular point Of view, is very
uncertain. The Republicans have q small
majority in the city and if they were to vote
as q body for one man they could elect
him. On the other hand, the Democrat IN
order to be elected has got to catch some
extra votes outside OF his party. But IN
c;tv elections there is class OF voters who
refuss 10 be led by any party and vote Tor
the men they think are best qualified TOR
the Office in question. These are the In
tellipent voters. Snub them or treat them
kindly IS you like, they are always satisfied
when they have cast their honest vote
Politics should be cast to one side as Tar az
oossible and candidates voted for who are
worthy of the confidence OF the whole
people.
THEIR CLOSING soIREE'
The Aerial Club, after a pleasant exist
ence disbanded on Wednesday evening
and gave q party to crown the event me
members, ali of whom are gentlemen OF tn
highest order, made it quite agreeable 1ol
the visitors, and all report O good time
Among those we noticed present were tn
following: Misses Emma Litileton, Maut
Davis, Mvra Collins, Drucilla Fitzpatrick
Annie Leach, Lurs Dickens, Jessie Wiley
Clara Theobsld, Lille Fitton and Lizzl
Blamey, and Messrs. Thomas Nicholson
Alex Gallaher. James Dubois, VIM. Mich
olson, VIM. Fitzpatrick, VIM. Robinson
Charles Bippus, VIM. Reed, George Ste
VEINS, VIM. Kirkpatrick, Dan Mckinley
John Runyon, Roy Ray and Claud hlI
burn.
FINEST IN THE VALLEY.
The new X. of L. Hall, in Central Block
ia without doubt the finest lodge room Il
this section of the country. The hall wa
oueaed for use on last Wednesday night
and as the members OF the X. OF l.. hlet
into their new place of meeting they tel
exceedingly proud. On every side tn
hand of beauty showed forth, on the Gel
ing, walls, floor, and all around. No e1
pense was spared and Central Hall woul
now not be recognized as her former sell
Among other new articles added to III
former furnishings of the room OF the ordel
is fine organ, of the latest pattern.
Citizens Prohibition ticket-For Mayor
Stephen Gressinger. Marshal, John Edd!
For CITY Solicitor. John A. Gsllaher. Fo
Treasurer. C. C. Kelly. For Water Work
Trustee, James P. Kelley. For Council
John Dubois. For Assessor, r. NJ. Ray
The Official Board of the Christis
Church has named John s. Sweeney, {
Kentucky, as the gentleman they hav
selected to debate with Rev R. +. keele
on baptism. In card published by tn
board last night, they said that it Rev
Keller did not accept the challenge to de
bate with Mr.. Sweeney that they I'm
board) would consider it a square bach
down on the part Of the Methodist minis
ter.
The Dramatic Club at Warnock presen
ed rip Van Wrinkle to crowded house
on Thursday and Friday nights LaRoche
orchestra from here furnished the music
The money made will be used in erectin
street lamps.
W. R. NJ. Brown breaches in Btidge
port this mE.-;n but will fill his own pu
pit this evening.
Communion services in the Sscon
PRESBYTERIAN Church to-day.
Albert Rodefer is the happy father Of
new girl baby. =.
A child of VIM. Brian has been quit
i'll.
George Helsley and Miss Lizzie Yo
will be married or the 22d.
Burglars attempted to enter lsaa
Booths residence but were scared away.
Three towboats laid up here yesterda
for repsirs, aud George Muth provisione
them before they left.
Mrs. Dallas Hammond has returne
' from Steubenville.
Yesterday evening the employees OF th
Bellaire Goblet Works presented job
Campbell With gold headed cane as
: token of the esteem in which they hsv
: held him. George Yost, Secretary, mad
the presentation speech. Mr.. Camphe
will take up his new duties In the postotilc
to morrow.
A drunken man jumped from a c. & F
train near the C. & P. shop. His hes
p was bruised, his nose decorated and hi
hat reduced to worthlessness.
Services in St. Johns church to-day 9
Is ond 20 q. m, and 3 p. m.
Bessie Cunningham, little daughter {
Vim. Cunningham, accidently sat down
a bucket of hot water and was scalde
somewhat.
Patsey Ney appears to-day in the ne
: suit he received at the Bazaar.
The contest for the solid silver 6rspan;
trumpet, for the benefit of St. John
Church, was ended last evening. The Il
suit was as follows:
No.