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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20
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Movements az CitiEsns md the Coming
and Coins OF Stranger
T. NJ. Cole. OF Plrkershurg, IL ct the
Mcclure
Pension Agent Hall, OF Stcuhenville,
was in the city yesterday.
Johu NJ. Morrow, OF Washington. Pa
was registered at the Mcclure last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Platotr Zane will entertain
the Whist club, at their residence IN Plea
ant Valley, this evening.
Geo X. Wheat, Jr., will irSve to-day
for Hot Springs ArSkausas, where ne goes
Tor the benefit Of his health.
Detective Alt W. Emmett of Charles
ton. came mp to the city yesterday alter
noon, stopping at the Mcclure.
Joseph Webb, vile and granddaughter,
Jessie. left last evening for Baltimore and
Washington city, on pleasure trip.
Mr.. J. II. Frank, OF Chicago, one Of the
best known ticket brokers IN the country,
Is visiting his brother, Mr.. W. II. Frank,
OF this city.
Mr.. Ed. Sehatler, OF the firm Or Bremer ~
Schatier, and John W BeiTe, ESD repre-
sauting one OF the largest tobacco houses IN
Virginia. Ie.r tor Washington and Rich
moud. Yesterday. 10 he gone ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ Pearson are in Wash
;pptou ID c where Mr. Pearson Is at
tending tie convention ut Pottery Manu-
f,riurers. which - in session there. Mrs.
Pearson will 90 on 10 Philadelphia and
pay her mother visit before her return.
Inallk kinds and degrees Of spraiuS saliva
non oil. with rest, will effect speedy cure.
OF 10000, UJV American population 1t Is
said. opr-third use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20
Newt Week al tho Grand.

The Emily Solden Eurlesqur Novelty
Company appears next Tuesday, Wrines-
day and matinee Wednesday, at the Grand
Opera IIousc Madame &"ldrn has brought
to America with her tina great English
dancer, Sara The Chicago TribWHr says
Of her. Sara is the highest female kicker
on earth, aud ahe doesn't care who knows
it. She has kicked herself $25Oa week for
ten years She can kick two ir,r higher
than her head. She can kirk a hole in the
top of the scenery on any stage IN town.
She is not a suggestive Eirl,'I she IL a
gymnas'. She is ~ modest II lille glIl as
ever stood ON her head or clncanncd her.
seli for the amusement OF = h&.d-hcadrd
band of spectators. She is an aspiring Ar
tiste. In the practi'c of the art abe has
reached heights hitherto nattainahIr.
Seats on sale at Sheih's.
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ZIP" TO-SIGlIT.
Patti Rosa and ~ Splendid COMPANY Ia
Appear at the Opera House.

Patti Rosa and ~ Splendid Company Ia
Appear at the Opera House.
This evening the talented and charming
souhrette Patti Rosa, supported by fine
company, will open an engagement at the
Opera House in that famous musical COM
cdy, "Iip," which vas Iotta's great ia
yoritc, and ia which she achieved such q
great success. The play IS full Of sparkling
wit, good music aud songs and gives tho
soubrette plenty CT opportunity to intro
duce her songs, dances, banjo solos. &c -,
and she - expert in all her accomplish.
ment5. Tomorrow afternoon Il pretty
little comedy drama, Love and DutY,
will De presented, and at night Patti Rosa
will appear i'll her famous representation OF
Bob, " in the comedy Of that name. Tier
sOngs, dances, &c, are introduced III all
| the plays in he's repertoire. Follow ing n!c
some o. tn. notices from the prrSS.
patti Rosa is supremacy charming
| littirariirs. and at the Grand Opera House
this week, she is illustrating the truth OF
the old epigram, muiiUm N pa,ro, when
applied 10 her ~ little az stature, hut Il
giant in ability 10 please w. Erookim CH
! ie,H
Patti Rosa may always be sure ui q
hearty reception in Kansas City. she Ina.
sang and danced hcr way mto r,crybody' .,
affections, and her cute aud cunning antics
win universal admiration. - kai>G> C,iy,
No JUHH1i.
Seats are on sale at banners music
SttTt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION HELD LAST
EVENING
The Unusual Routine Business is Transacted and the
Matter Of TeacherSs Examinations Brought
u and Fully Considered,

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board OF Education was held last evening
at the rooms of the Board in the Public
Library building, and the usual business
was disposed OF, the only important mat
ter coming before the body being the re-
scindng Of the resolution adopted some
time ago requiring all the teachers to be
examined at the close of the present school
year.
The members present were Messrs
Dickey, Ebeling, EIhngham, Eschtruth,
Hannah, Harrell, Isett, Jepson, List, Me
Coy, Miller, Naylor, Pipes, Waterhouse,
White, Work and President Dobhins
After the minutes of the previous meeting
had been read, the following business was
| transacted:
The Committee on Accounts reported
bills amounting in the aggregate to $277.63,
which were ordered paid.
The Committee on Buildings and Grounds
presented bills amounting TO $l,72l.42,
which were ordered paid OF this amount
| $I,4il.5O was the sixth estimate OF
! Kleves, Kraft < CO., for work and mate
rial on the Washington school building,
"a approved by the committee.
The Committee on Finance recommended
the payment to c. FIeweg, Sr., OF $lG3.4O
as 4 refund on erroneous AS ssmeHts in
| the years from lSS2 to lS>6 inclusive, and
! that the Clerk be authorized to issue or
/ ders on the school fund Tor the amount.
| The committee alaO reported resolution
to issue orders to Daniel Lamb to the
amount OF $50. - for erroneous assessments.
! Both recommendations were adopted. The
report also stated that the committee finds
! Il necessary H. negotiate loan 10 the
credit OF the Building fund, ~, iil.5O be
iug needed to meet the payment Of the
sixth estimate by khcves, Kraft X Co. on
Washington school, aud S5,ObO to dis
charge an over check. A resolution author
lziug the committee To negotiate a loan OF
81, 900 was adopted
The Committee on Public Library pie
scented bills aggregatng S2i5 a., which
we've ordered paid. On recommendation
Of the committee the Boston Post WAS
dropped from the list oi Library papers
and the Bo,lon HrrdH substituted, and
| the Olio I0N,g Manufacturer aud the Strtt,
| Z.tUug added to the list.
SUrERINTENpENT'S REPORT.
The report OF Superintendent Anderson,
showing the condition VI the schools Tor
| the month at December, was presented and
ordered filed. Following is an abstract.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20
NN UNUSUAL SIGHT.


\ sunset Which Attracted Very General
Attention.
\ view OF the Western sky at sunset
last evening y,,,s well calculated 10 excite
....:..i., -, l,;,.l.;.,.,,, ,o,,
gave ''''N 10 '''' ''''','
that he wI5 thFrAtrh'" WIN very N'"'ru'
attack OF ID. 4. There wa, every indica.
.;..,, lr.,t. ,,.,,r,s b,j srdirnIv nroyi,Ied a
H., .r.a.u..
couple "' '>''' ~''''N' anu '"''' ''''
were going behind the horizon ~ q row,
amid d display OF tiuts which would have
,i,,... ..ra,IiT t,,tr rl,,s outbreak Ofaurora
b..u.,i,. m. bog,is SIMS were abont &Os
oo'e"''7' ~ ."'S''' 9'''' ..
north aud south of the real one, ana II
WAS hard to distinguish the true from the
T,a .,.,,, .,,tr,ctsd General attrn-
Ia. ,,-7...-..,.,,,,.. .r,,,,isss 49, ~
non' anu '"''' "''o
what WAS "Io"- wa" '"' '''''''''''''
the heavens The phenomenon was what
sailors who traverse high latttujes
reu u sun dog" and ia brought
,b,pt by some peculiar condition OF
the .,tr,m.phrrr not we'll understood hy
s,.,rDt,sf- TIN. most probthlycau~r j. hat
tho. r,ys of light ire reflected ar rrtracted
by passins through PARTICLES OF Ire 10 tn
biybrr atmosphere, the result being t.
sometimes rive the spectator the impress
sion of several suns, ~ was the case last
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20
SENATOR CANDIES.
lie Arrives In the City on His Way to the
Ea-t-GniuE to Florida.

He Arrives In the City on His Way to the
Ea-t-GninE Ia Florida.
Tx Senator J. y. Camden came up from
Harkcrshurg last evening, and after regis
tarinr at the Mcclure House, went out to
the suburban residence Of Judge Thomp-
son. ahvrc he spent the evening He will
leave this morning for the East, where he
will spend lew days, and will thence 90
to Jacksonville, Florida, where he will he
shortly Joined 10y his family. Mr.. Camden
is very much interested in the proposed
mon railroad bridge, and said, in the
course of conversation on the subject,
that he sometimes thought the people OF
this city, enthusiastic as they were upon
the subject, did not fully realize the great
value the improvement: would be to the
town. The building OF the bridge
would work wonders in the way
OF developing the city, and enlarging
our railroad facilities. lie did not see upon
what possible grounds anyone could object
to the enterprise, even from the standpoint
al sn existing railroad, for the bridge and
road to Bowerston would open up large
amount of new territory and existing roads
would get more or less Of tue new traffic
which would be created. One of the great
reasons for building the road, and one OF
the chief benefits to accrue from its COM
,Iatioy, yyas the tact that il wOull at onrr
take Wheeling from the position Of & town
on a sde-track or switch and place her at
the terminus of through lines TO the North
west, and this point gained, would he ulti-
mstely added TO hy the completion of the
road through to the ConnellsvIlle coke re-
ZION. lie was confident the completion Of
the bridge wOnld stimulate his own road to
complete branch lines 10 points to the in
terror, by all of which Wheeling would
lsrnalv hapa ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20

meeting Of the Central Committee ap
pointed at the mass temperate" meeting
hell in the Capitol Rink, January 18th, 10
orgauiZr the county Ior the prohibition
amendment, was held yesterday evening
and the following persons were appointed
to organize the several wards:
Firat ward w. A. Wilson, VIM. SpargC
and alfred Paul.
Second ward Walter H. Rinchart, }.
\. Vance and G. W. Atkinson.
Third ward Isaiah Warren, John Reid
and Rev. T. II. Dornhlaser.
Fourth ward-Jamcs McAdams, j. k.
Acker and Alex. Morrison.
Fifth ward--H. l.. Hlalsdcl, J. W,
Amick and c. II CarnHhan.
Sixth ward Jos Jackson, Vim. Hast
lngs and Mr.. Howe
Seventh ward Clarence + Irving Rev.
J. Gibson CAN'T and G.. w. Baggs.
Eighth ward-Wm. Cunningham, Hen
ry Kunkle and Rev. l.. W. Barr.
Colored prot.p. II. Jones, l.. II. Glenn
ems and Rev X. A. Reed.
Triadelp hia--Martin TL0rnbmp, Benz
Springer aud Ralph Mccoy.
Fulton. X Noise, Daniel Clemen,
and Rev. C. f. Lenthcrhy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20
IN 4 SMALL WAY.
The News Of the Day Pointediy Para
Eraphed for Hasty Readers.

The News OF the bAy AnlAleulS AHEa-
Eraphed for Hssty Readers.
THE Fifth Ward Athletic Club dance at
Filan's Hail; this evening.
THERE were two cases before His Honor
yesterday morning-both DRINKS.
THE Young Mems Democratic Club will
hold it's regular meeting this evening.
THREE deeds Of trust were admitted to
record in Clerk Hook office yesterday.
Nix. KENEAlIp has placed the agency
for his patent SelfOpening umbrellas IN the
hands OF G. w. Seahright.
JAMES PEARSON, farmer living near
Clinton, fell while ascending Fulton hill,
Yesterday morning breaking his left leg.
lie was taken home.
A DANCE was given at Beethoven hall,
last evening, and large crowd was pres
ent, who enjoyed the evening dancing TO
Mayors music.
The Mr.. Riddle arrested Wednesday, a.
noted in the REGISTER OF yesterday, was
not the son OF Superintendent Riddle, OF
the water works.
ONE OF the show windows Of Prayers
wall paper establishment, on Eleventh
street, took fire Wednesday evening, and
was eNtinguished with difficulty.
THE Star Drum Corps will give one OF
their enjoyable dances at Turner Hall this
evening. The boys are a popular set OF
young men and are sure to have a large
crowd
/ WORK on the new Washington school
! building is progressing in fine shape. All
| the heating furnaces have been put IN aud
| the floors are now being laid. The bad
weather has prevented the completion OF
| the root. but it will be finished now IN a
| few days Plostering will be commenced
| in about one week.
| THE nailers' and steel workers lodges OF
/ the Amalgamated Association Of Mingo,
| held Joint meeting in that village yester-
| day, hut nothing resulted toward settle
mcnt OF the wage trouble at the Junction
/ Works. The Board al Directors Of the
| Junction Iron Works Company also held a
meeting. but there was no conference with
| the wOrkmen.
| A DEUNUIEE at hotel, the other morn
/ ing, was awakened by summons from
the porter who sald, "Git up, mistah, its
seyenty-ive minlrs-eU-ptst live The
I travelling man rubbed his eyes and AZ.
tempted to think whether he was going ON
/ Eastern Standard Central Standard, or a
new kind of time, aud while he was at
| tempting to figure out Just what hour
seventy live minutes past five would he,
/ his tram pulled out and lett him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20

Prof. q. r. Gleason, the horse tanner,
ended his engagement at the Capitol Rink
last evening. A well bred animal belong
ing to Mr.. CrOckard, Of the Riverside blast
furnace, received lesson that will 90 a
great way to cure him OF several bad hab-
its. The Bellaire stallion, which has here
tofore been described rs a man-eater, was
handled n if he was the quietest horse in
the city, and never attempted to bite, even
when the Professor put his hand in his
mouth Prof Gleason goes from here to
Detroit, and takes with him the best wishes
and thanks of the hOrsemen Of this city
and vicinity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20
An Enjoyable Affair.

The supper and refreshment party last
night for the benefit of the proposed rec
tory for st. Luke's Parish, which was
under the management of Mrs. Ida Lenk-
ard, at the residence of her mother, was a
great financial success. The lady's host OF
friends and the congregation filled the
parlors to repletiOn, and the way the savory
edibes and corrections vanished was aston
ishing. The project is an excellent one
and the plan of aiding it is happy hit.
The supper las, night is Int one OF a series
that will occupy the attention OF st
uke's Parish during the winter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20

The miners connected with the jefferson
Iron Works shut down on Tuesday, and
yesterday the mules were taken out OF the
pit. The miners who were so iubilant
over the prospect OF making good win
ter's work through the determination OF
the comuany to make their own coke, are
now thrown out OF employment and sill
again ioin the already large army Of idle
men The reason Of this shut down tx
that the company found that they could
not successfully use the coke manu-
featured there, the furnace master Theo-
dore Smith, claiming that he could
make one hundred tons more of pig a
week 10y the H.. ol ConnellsyilIe coke.
The assertion made that the Jefferson
were only using up old stock i'll the fur
mace and were not receiving any lime stone
or ore turns out, upon inquiry n the Office,
to be erroneous They are constantly re-
ceiving coke and ore, hut the stock Of lime
stone on hand is very large. The officers
of the company say there is no liability of
the furnace being banked, ~ they propose
tu continue the manufacture Of pig iron.
The nail factory * in operation, and sew
Cral other naiIcrs have siguiied their in
tcntion OF going to work at an early day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20
The Arion Carnival.

The Arion Society gave very delightful
midwinter entertainment at their club
rooms last evening, in the shape Of y cam
val, in which King Fun held full sway,
and a most delightful evening was enjoyed
by all present The time was devoted TO
variOu. social pleasures such as games,
testing, &c, &c, and it was late hour
before the merry party dispersed TO their
homes, highly pleased with the entertain.
mpDt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20
To Eonrth Mnrd nemocrats.

The Fourth ward Democracy, always ny
with the times in such matters, have call
ed a meeting for next Monday evening
January %, to be held in the Police Court
room in the City Building, for the purpose
Of forming a club, or more strictly speak.
ing, reviving the old reliable Fourth Ward
Democratic Club, which always figured
very prominently in political campaigns
and done much good work. Fourth ward
Democrats should turn out en- masse next
Monday evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20

The Council Committee on Streets and
Alleys was called 10 meet at the City Hall
last evening, to consider the application OF
the Citizens Street hallway Company to be
allowed to use the same electric motive
power as is in contemplation by the Flee
trical Company. The committee postponed
action until this evening
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20
,Nent 8dugtlsPasnts.
Important Statement.

The "OHIO VALLEY LIFE CUWTNyr. ..
nine years since it, organization. h.. g.. .....
wards Of THREE HINlREb ~. .u|.I.
THOUSAND DOLLARS, to witu", aaI ......
Of deceased members. II Is :U h''.f r.......
condition than ever hr'"rr. ard 10 pc .....
accommodating R"-rTy" Fund wa.a 49,. ..-.
autcc protection for inugr-i Srr'l' a. .. ....
It's annual death rate j. m"rJ im.rr . ..
average experience. unl lh" Gross n. ..........
I'm the "OHIO VALLEY Is ! g, la."... .
that charged To- odd il' lusUTHu". co.,. .......
The OHIO VALLEY has pHid 90 .... ... .f.
ceased members. IA MHFEL>a AMI si,.... ..
wards Of sixty three tnuG>AuI dollar 49,.
many payments thu. urU!r $50 wnmt... .t....
lowing. \ G.. Robinson. S,y,lla Har. B.
Hoffman. Fulton. K II rn'hpr. A.sr...r ....'
Frederick. Fir.i wa.i. Jam NH"r.r: -......
Ward. r. ". BANNER. Guardian. Nh. ......
Rev y. T. Howell Hui 5. T.. BGgr>, Er... .-.
and Thomas Morr-. Raj road Agent. Bel.
If YOU want reliable Life Insurance. .
cost enquire al tie office oi Tho IuwTHI. I.,
Block corner ct Market AMI Fourteenth .....
second fnnr, front AEcul~ wanted.
ROBERT WHITE J..
T. T.. CAMPBELL N.....
ig1-.lh bG I II lttt'h ......
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20
The Nearly oil Region.

The production OF the Little Washing.
ton oil field during l-sT was 2,s7IOlG
barrels from 226 wells The greatest pro-
ductiou was on August 10Th, when POS
wells produced Isis barrels. There are
30 wells in the TaylorstOwn field, with 4
daily product of about / 900 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20
Opera House Band.
Knights of II. treOrg"
knights OF -. John.

The pall-hearers will be Officers Killeen,
Druschel, Dcylin, Desmond, McNlchols,
Shorts, West and Carney.
The column will march to the Cathedral,
where requiem mass will he said, aud q
sermon preached 10y 1T. Rev. Bishop Kahn.
The column will then be reformed, aud
the body escorted to the Elm Grove depot,
where all the ears and motors belonging IA
the company will be at the disposal Of the
public i"r the transportation Of those wish
my TO 90 to Mt Calvary Cemetery, whrI,
the intermcnt will take place.
The flOral offerings received up to last
evening were very fine The police force
sent a magnificent piece in the form OF {
broken column OF cut flowers about tour
feet high, resting upon pedestal caring
the inscription. oar Companion On
the top of the column is 4 large dove
This piece will he carried by t"u Ollicri- III
the procession. A wcll-kn0wn CiijI~u
sent to headquarters YESTERDAY afternoon Il
large pillow of white flowers, bearing
across lis face the word "Aslrep' IN pur'
pie flowers The Offering WAS taken oyvI
to the residence last evening. Other offer.
llE- VI ~ We vi manu- NllIN li'i ali'i+s'
Last evening the Young Mems Demo
csatic Club met and resolved to attend the
funeral in a body, without badge, or banner.
An invitation Wa extended the liL,o
Club to attend the funeral, and il il prob
able 4 large number OF both organizations
will be present to unite III pa"inga tribute
to the dead The Knights of ST. George
also met last evening, and resolved to at.
tend the funeral IN Il body. The livery.
men OF the city have generously placed
hacks at the disposal of those having Tie
funeral in charge and no one need remain
away for lack Of accommodations The
church shDud b. especially crowded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20
GENERAL iNTULLIuENCE
No Quorum.

The Chamber OF Commerce was 10 have
held a meeting last evening for the election
OF officers to serve for the ensuing year, and
the transaction of other business wa 4
failure, but three members responding to
the notices sent ont.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20

The following marriage licenses were
issued ny Clerk Hook yesterday:
Heinrich Burger native OF Germany
now of Wheeling, aged -, and Juliaua
Lutz, a native Of Germany, now of Vince
ling, aged -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20

IUO~ simpson. JT........ '.....'.''.. '' wv
4 note for $l5g.2-, dated December /,
1ss7, at thirty days, payable to the order
of r. NJ Garvin and James MCCraCken, ut
the Exchange Bank.
A note for Sl25, dated September :, 1s-7,
at four months, payable to the order Of
Nancy Simpson at the Bank Of the Ohio
Valley.
4 note for Sl15, dated December ~,
l--7, at four months, payable to the order
of Nancy Simpson at the Bank Of the Ohio
Valley.
A note for $225 dated October -, 1~-T,
al four months, payable TO the order OF
Nancy Simpson at the Bank Of the Ohio
Valley.
4 note for SiS 90 dated December ~,
l-S7, ut sixty days, payable to the order
Oft. W. Simpson X Co. and endorsed by
Nancy Simpson, PAYABLE at the Bank OF the
Ohio Valley.
4 note for 1874, dated December =, lssS,
at sixty days, payable to the order Of G.
W. Johnson's Sons, at the Bank of Wheel
| ing.
A note for 800, dated January ., 1~-S,
at iOur months, payable to the order OF
Nancy Simpson, at the Commercial Bank
ont of the residue, if any. the assignee is
directed to pay the following debts:
Geo StiteI Il ro........................ SIS 90
f. Boyd ........... -, ~
mr. Geo Edlri.... ........... ............. - GA
Hinge Company OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. = ~
Any other debts not mentioned are to be
paid pro rata if there he not q sufficient
residue to paV them in full
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20

SIS that really true?" nruggist:-"ics,
madam, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is only BIC,
4 bruise may result in an abcrss If not
promptly attended 10. Apply Salvation Oil.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20
One Mrek of Onera.

George A. Bakers, Reconsideration
Comic Opera Company, OF forty people,
will commence their engagement at the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20
THE FUNERAL
OF TIE LATE OFFICER GLENN TO OCCUR
THIS MORNING At NINE O'CLOCK
From His Late Residence on the South Side-SeryICeS
TO be Held at the Cathedral-DetailS
Of the Ceremonies.

The funeral services over the remains OF
the late Joseph 7. Glenn will take place
this morning, and there is every indica-
ton that the obsequies will be attended by
a very large number Of citizens. The final
arrangements for the ceremonies were per
fccted by Chief Of Police Smith and Mayer
Seahright, at the City Hall, last evening
and this morning the last tribute of respect
will be paid to the memory OF the deceased
by our people.
At eight o'clock the various organizations
taking part in the funeral cortege will as
semble at the City Hall, together with the
entire police force, the city aud county
officials, and Others, and headed by the
Opera House band, the column will march
to Twenty.seyenth and Market streets,
where the body lies. On leaving the
housc the column will form IN the follow
ing order:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20

Don't tail 70 see this Band OF Funny
Clowns on Saturday evening, January Il
al the Alhambrl Rink.