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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
KscenrInn at The Y. NO. 4.

A delightful New Years reception was
held in the parlors OF the Young Men 5
Christian Association, last evening, be-
tween the hours Of 7:3O and 10 o'clock. \
large number called during the evening
ami were received hy PRESIDENT J. \. Vance
and Secretary !. c. Lynch, assisted by a
number of ladies who received the callers
in most atlable manner, making all letI
perfectly at eaSr.
Au excellent amateur orchestra render
eel several selections, and a quartctee sang
several songs, the musical numbers being
iuterspcrsed at intervals during the euter-
tanment
The ladies had prepared nice refresh
mcnts, including cake, coffee and lemo-
made, to which all gave lllttrring attcn-
ton, being all the more hPpr'c,a-
ted, because ct the graceful ser
vice and alicutivsu"~H OF the ladies.
The large number oi callers certainly
gave unmistnknblr e, dsnr- that the As
-oriatlun is growing in favor in this city,
and the increased membership is very Hat
ttIing indeed The officers Ol the Assocl-
alton leave nothing und0ne to make It
popular aad thus increase the good work;
and they, rs well rs all who assisted last
evening, deserve great credit fol the splrn-
did entertainment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
rOl%Ta ON i,HUPIE.
Mosrmsnts of Citizens AMI the Coming
Acd aoiuz OF strangers.

sIosrments of Citizens AMI the Coming
acd Goinz OF StrauEOrs.
Will Wright, of pitlsburg, is in the city
on brief visit.
Joseph Slender, OF New Martinsvllle,
was in town yesterday.
Will Gutmau Is home from McKeesport
ON visit to his relatives.
l.. Y. Krrk and wife, Of Morgautown,
are in the city, stopping at the Stamm.
c. A. Deshau, G.. s. W. Beach and Mr.
and Mrs. 4. Courtrite, oI PArkersburg, are
ut the Mcclure.
Harry Comerford, the genial r. y o. tel
egraph operator at Grafton, Is visiting his
parents in this city.
Misses Mollie and Mile Dirty, Of Gin
cinuati, are visiting their cousin, Mis-.
William EllinSham.
Miss Nellie Logan, OF Moundsvllle. who
has been visiting Miss Emma Kline re-
turned home yesterday.
George Swift, Esq, Of Pittsburgh, Is m
town. called here by the death ot his aunt,
Mrs. Hannah Harrison
O G.. Ieir, Mrs. !. V. Webster, Miss
Ella T. Webster. and Mrs. krim, Of Flush
my, O., were at the McLure yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Kurt arrived
in the city from New York, last evening,
and are registered at the Stamm.
Dr Elmer FLASHER, of Prttshurg, who
has been spending the holidays with his
parents in this city, will return to-day
Mrs Alex Carson, OF South Jacob street
accompanied log her daughter Miss Annie
leave this morning, to spend the winter AT
Charleston, W. Va.
Miss Allie Boyers, OF Morgantown, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Iva
Hubbard, during the past week, leaves
this morning tor home.
Aug Rolf and wife. Of uranium, Pa,
vino have been spending the holidays with
Chis. Shraeder, Of South Chapline street,
returned home yesterday.
Nc. c. Kelm, who has been spending
the holidays with his parents on the
Island. iraves this morning to resume his
studies in dentistry at Philadelphia, ia.
Mr. f.. NJ. Gilleland, who met with an
accident the other day, has been suffering
with fever, partIy a. result OF the burns
received. but his friends will he glad to
learn that he /, much better and will soon
be out.
Mr.. Otto Jaeger was delayed from le''v-
INC for Fusloria, O., yesterday, ~ AN
nouuced. but will take his departure to
day. His friends will join with the
RE4lI~rEE in wishing him all manner OF
prosperity and good luck.
Misc Mollie russell, of this city,who has
appeared before Wheeling audiences several
times in amateur theatricals, ~ with the
"FantaSma" company and appeared yeS.
tsrday afternoon tor the first time, and she
.appaHrqd to good advantage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
NEW YEARS DAY.
IL WHAT MANNER 1T WAS OBSERVED N
SOCIAL CIRCLES
Numerous Receptions During the Evening Of
Most Delightful Characisr-OLer Events
Balls, Parties Etc.

Yesterday was pretty generally observed
rs New Years Day, and in social circles ii
was quite eventful, especially the evening
hours, numerous receptions, balls and
parties being given, which were all en-
ioyed by those who were in attendance.
The theatres were crowded at both the
afternoon aud evening performances and
in other ways our people managed TO en-
JOY very happy New Years.
While large number of gentlemen made
New Years calls, hut two ladies kept open
house formally, yet quite a number OF
others received informally, the evening
hours from till II being devoted to this
most pleasurable mode of entertainment.
Taking it rs a whole New Years Day
was spent in very happy manner, and
many will look back to the second day OF
l--S with many plcasureable feelings,
though the future be either dark or bright
ami the REGISTER sincerely hopes hat
bright it may be for all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
TUE FIRsT Day
or tho wheeling Pouitry association TX
bIbItlon and Dog ~huw.

or tho wheeling poultry association
bIbition and Dog >hoT.
The third annual exhibition Of the
Wheeling Poultry Association will COM
mcnce at the Capitol Rink to-day, and it
will undoubtedly be the biggest and hest
show vet given by the Association. A
lame force OF men were busily engaged
all d.y Yesterday in putting the cages IN
uIare tor the reception OF the BIRDS ana
worked late last evening M order To nave
everything in readiness ~ receive the en-
trirs this morning.
Duite "A number Of CoOpS arrived yrNte'-
d,y and last evening, hut on account OF II
being a holiday the arrivals were not
Iarpr. and it Is much better 80, for things
are not vet really IN shape to accommodate
the birds However the entTir4 already
exceed those OF last year, and great
many more are expected today.
In connection with the poultry exhibit
ton there will bc I bench SHOW and n
large number OF dogs of all species
and sizes have been entered, and
will assist in making the show interesting
Cats. ferrets and other like animals VIII
also bs received, the management being
especially Desirable tint those who haze
ine-bred dogs OF cats shOGl1 put them on
exhibition. Entries in all departments
will D., received up TILL this evening. and
II the peoplc will Join i'm there Is no reason
,phv -. cannot have u bench show that
will be u sitting companion to the hnr
poultry exhibition. and our citizens should
encourage it by theirattvLd2p"". The eN-
hibinou lasts three days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
INTELLIGENCER ENGLISH.
4 Teachers Remarks About the Criticism
oT the presihenr.

oT the Presihenr
WulsLINo, January ,.
r, ne Editor ofhe Register.
Sui---We beg leave tO Use your columns
to call attention toa critical article APP
pearing in the ht,Higmcro of December 81.
The case is important only as showing
how alleged smartness may Overeach
itself and excessive selC-estcem lead to
error. What particular dialect or patois
the editor OF the MtrHigrHrer Is supposed
to use when he condescends TO converse
with the COMMON herd we do not know.
Your readers eau judge from the following
extract from the inscription on the Presi-
dents gilt to the Popr, and the |t'Ni-
gcaccr'> comment thereon:
Presented to his holiness Pope Leo
Nil, as an expression of Comgratulation
on the occasion of Is sacredotal Jubilee,
with the profound regard of Grover Cleye'
land, President of the United States,
through the courtesy of his eminenct,
Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop OF BhltI-
more"
lie Ieno"'" E'"'''''''' ''''''
the scissors on the hiIiigcncn, makes
brilliant hit
"GrOver Cleveland Is ircsidehi III INC
United States, hut not, ~ h" says, ihrot'sn
the courtesy al his eninehce' C"'" ,,,,
Gibbons, Archbishop ol baltimore nv
President Of the United states s''""''' y"
above misleading the rope :" h'"''
matter al ~ much Importance, "' P''"l
he thinks illS Holiness """" H''
stand good EngIli'h'
When did our learned lTIchd ulS'"'''
that th,. introduction of parenthetlcal
49,, .srt.,,r., ,,us inadmissable?
c'""S' ''''' A., a., ,,i.J,r
How did II h"PPeH '''''
secret escaped the attention Of every au-
,,oritv am rompnsitian. since language he
l., J., -. RIM, down ot last and ro
E',' - ~ .,..;..,.... ,..,,r, L., a.,
rHiri p''o'' "'' "'''"'"~ "'''" -
Editor OF the Idi'HrRcf' ITO" long mas
La Lrpt this weighty truth from suffering
,o.Dl,;pJy Hut what of the unfortunate
=, T., =: ;.-.
m"''"hS VII" ''''" ''''' "''' -
OF this beautiful aud sublime discovery?
Will their chance for heaven be any less
.;.y,. :, ,.b.r, thav osco,d the ,oIdar
,'E',' :, w. wv, ,,,,,I yh"t I,ay r,.,.ar boJ
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,n' ''I'',,' W , ,,,,h -, ,Lo, ,,,r.miLcoI
,Iv .,,,,i,, ,at 70 ~. introdncsJ into The
S ,,, " a san,onc. Hnt yhnrre canes this
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,loSt i'Io" Nv. ~" N.Y." I h hnnan mind
"l" Ilhu II ""e a'V ,E e. m'' " NV rI,,,;aris,
N|''',';." - =. ;'.;,.;aI ;tL tba, LTiIIiant
ahpul u, II II "IlsIual WIN lIiH' "''''i"''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
IN A SMALL WAY.
The Ncws ot the DAY Pointedly Para
graphed for Uasty Readers.

Ersphed for TASTY Readers.
THE Northwooi Class Works will start
mp this morning.
SoMEot the boys made it pretty lively
along Market street about midnight last
night
JouN MvRpoCK, OF the South Side, is
suffering from the effects Of fall received
Saturday evening.
THuS. GWRON, = workman at the River
side Steel plant H. Benwuod, bad his over
rua' taken 10y a tramp Sunday night.
LAST evening Officer HaIlrtt arrested
mau named Winters, residing on F,nlh
street, 10, harhoIlng a vicious d"g. and
tuuk him to Headquarters.
THERE was two small slips on the New
Cumberland branch road yesterday he
tween New Cumberland aud Frremnn'S.
They we're repaired in time for the morn.
rug train 10 run on time.
4 PORTION of the Jefferson Nail Works,
at Strubenyille, was started up yesterday
at the H. cent scale. President Wallace
refused all information to reporters, butt
is stated that hut a lew machines are run
ming ~ yet.
DEpuSlrIuNs were taken at the court
house OF Hancock county, yesterday be
tween T. K. Swauey and the railroad COM
pany regarding the right OF WHY at the
upper ferry. This is the Injunction matter
10 which reference has been made hereto
fore.
Mr.. HARRY l.. BOND has been taken
into the boot and shoe firm of J. W. Amick.
The style OF the new firm will be j. w.
Auick n Co Mr Bond is an energetic
and promising young business man, and
his advancement will meet with the hearty
approval of his friends.
AT the conclusion of the Board OF Com
misslOners meeting, yesterday, the mem
beers drank a Happy New Year to each
other over some fine eight-year-old sherry
presented by Commissioner Speldel, a. he
! had pledged himself Ia give them such il
treat. Commissioner Rohrig il also book
ell Tor beet supper, and his icllOw-me
| ber4 anticipate something good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03

The L"onzo BrothCrs' Dramatic Com
pany opened their engagement a. the
Grand Opera Housr, yesterday afternoon,
III "Esother Against Brother TO an eIc-
giant house. fhe Play and company are
very good, aud are sure Ia leave Tfputa-
ton behind them. During the play the
celebrated acting dogs, Tiger, Lion, Pan
Their and Spot, EcTe introduced and proved
themselves to be the most intelligent ami
mails ever before Wheeling audience,
their tricks being wonderful. The same
play was presented in the evening to a
large audience, who showed their appreci-
alton Of the play by their liberal applause.
Tonight Brother Against Brother will
he presented for the last time. Seats on
sale at Sheih's music store
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
4 Gnnd Oniccr Re EIectrh.

The Board OF Commissioners did good
thing yesterday in re-eecling Mr.. Bert.
Swartz to the Office of County Librarian.
Mr. Swarlz filled the position last
year to the complete satisfaction Of the
entire legal profession Of the city. His
uniform courtesy and admirable arrange
mrut OF the property under his care mark
him rs the right man for Librarian, and
his continuance in the office will meet with
the approval Of all who have occasion to
visit his department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
5 Card.
In Mc rhscH. If IIh,,iiag:

Tn he citizen, af Iih"iiHg
In view Of the Tact that Constitutional
Amendment, prohibiting the manufacture
and sale OF sprituOus and malt liquors rs
a beverage, within the limits "l West Nir-
GINA, has been submitted to the voters OF
the State for ratification or rejection, and
will he passed upon in the month of No.
,emher, IsSS, and believing that all per
sonS who favor mordiHg, sobritg, ciHcdii0H,
r,ligioa and ideal citizenship will support
said amendment at the polls; AMI bellev-
ing further, that no effective or substantial
work can be successfully done without or
gani.atlon.
We, therefore, favor Eolding public
"lII,y u,,,iuug,' at the Capital Rink, ON
the 18th day Of January, in the city of
Wheeling, fur the purpose Of organic NJ a
" Non drpOmIHOti"Rri, HrH pGttisGH' move
meut that will hiing together on Il com.
mon platform, NIL of our citizens who
| favor the ratification Of said amendment
And We. whose names are hereto append
ed. issue such call on the day, ll2thl
and at the place aforesaid, and We beg all
GOOD citizens to consider this great ques-
ton aud atten:! said meeting.
S. f Jones, Z, f., Wheeling District
NJ. F. Dryden, Pastor North Street NJ. f.
Church; ID. A. Cunningham, Pastor First
Presbyterian Church; Geo. w. Grimes,
Thompson NJ. T. Church; VIM. II Cook,
| Second Presbyterian Church; H. K.
| Swopc, St Matthew's /. r. Church; j.
|T Mcclure, Pastor /. Z. Church; VIM. G.
Rihcldaflcr. Chaplinc Street NJ. f.. Church,
Cbas. Treuschcl, German NJ T. Church;
! H. +. Randolph, pastor Fourth Street NJ.
! +. Church; j. Gibson Can't, 81. Luke
! = + Church; N. Srssler, former pastor
Heb Cong r. T. Galway, Triadelphia
NJ F.. Church; c. Il Graham, Zane Street
n +. Church; u. l.. Ash, Wesley NJ. l..
! church. A. Read, Simpson NJ. J. Church,
A. l. jordan, Baptist Church; !. !, Stew
art. NJ. T.. Church, MOundsyille; G. q.
skinner. A. NJ +. Church; W. Writ King,
NJ. f. Church, Brnwood; C. f.. Leatherhy,
NJ. +. Church, Fulton; +. II. Dornblaser,
English Lutheran Church; II. K Rlaisdell,
President Female College tieO. w. Atkin-
son. VIM. Spargo, n. w. Beck, J.
Melvin Richards, Clarence S. Irwin,
ii. NJ. CloustOn, J. F.. Hughes,
John Bailie, Joseph i. farris, YIN. Hast
ings, VIM. NJ. Morgan, Geo. f. Fuller,
Samuel Jepson, G. +. Jones, j c. Rice
and others.
A special programme will be arranged
for the occasion and given to the public il
the near future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
A Pleasant New Year Reception.

Miss Lydia McNlechcnIrccei,e Ell formally
at the elegant residencrof her parents Mr.,
and Mrs Geo. X. McMpchen, from p. IN.
till II M, and the callers were numerous.
Miss MCMeChen was assisted by Miss
I.ucie s Hart, of Clarkshurg, Miss Flor
encc OF, Miss Katie lIazlett, Miss Josie
McCabe, Mics Sara Cecil Miss jamie
Good aud Miss Allie McCahe and
Il Elirer bevy Of young ladies
sould not he found. The costumes OF the
ladies' we're very haudsomeaud the scene was
one of beauty and eniomyent not soon to hr
forgotten. Delicate refreshments we're con.
tiuually served in the dining room, "nd
they received a share OF attention. The
affair was very delightful, and 1t was past
midnight before the last guest had tie
parted, the reception having been trans
formed into very delightful little hop,
for which Miss Mamie Sitgrcaes made
very ENJOYABLE music.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03

Mr. and Mrs. J. W Herbert OF Thir-
tenth street, gave very pleasant party
in honor OF their guest, Mr.. Ed MaulshYl
Of Baltimore, Md, last evening. The
chief feature of amusement VI" pr"grrH-
siy. rurhrr AMI az Il Hr.,~0nahlr hoUr Ic-
rrs.l,mrnts were served and heartily en-
Ioyrn. Adam those present were. Miss
Annie Green, ut hiH.iiu'S Ferry, Misses
Emma Riley, Della Riley, r.t!'" Writz"',
Emma Roberts, Sadie Roberts, Mr. G'd
Mrs.. Steve Riley, Mr.. aud Mrs. George
Roberts, Mr. and Mrs !. W. Herbert,
and IIes,rs. leo. Hoffman, ct Cameron,
Ed. Maulsby, Uha5. f:illigau and Will and
John Writzyl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03

Owing to the crowded state Of Onr col
umns Sunday and yesterday mornings, q
number OF departments of trade and busI
ness were inadvertently omitted from the
REGIsrEE's record of lSS7. One of these
lines was the boot ADD shoe trade, which a.
a whole has never bccn more prosperous
4 good Indication of the state OF the bust
ness ~ whole is afforded in the report Of
the Vance, Hughes Shoe Company, AN in
crease of from ~ to - per cent over lNS6
being shown by the summary for the year.
The outlook for lSSS is regarded ~ pres
aging continuance Of the increase.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03

At the residence Of her parents DIR. and
Mrs. Geo. Baird, on Fourteenth street,
Miss Jennie Baird received in charming
manner assisted by Mrs DR.. \. +. Hustled,
Miss Aunie IIogg, of CadiI, o, Miss Mary
OFT and Miss Laura Cooper The
ladies' never looked lovlirr, and
their toilets were very hanu
some, indeed As the guests Al
rived they were ushered into the
dining room where au appetiling collation.
of the choicest viandS was served. The
evening WAS Il very delightful One and Miss
Baird was the recipient OF numerous con-
pimruts on the success Of her entertain
mtml
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
Tho Tclrncrnnce Work.

There was crowded house ut the Ger
man Methodist Church Lust evening in the
Eighth ward To hear Major Camp talk on
temperance.
Mr.. Hasting also gave an interesting talk
TO lahoring men, saying that drink done
more toward keeping them down and poor
than all other CAUSES.
Major Camp talked Of the danger in
moderate drinking, the vast number of
drunkards who sleep IN dishonored graves
and the tens of thousands that are to-day
victims Of strong drink who were all at one
time moderate drinkers. So it * always
the safest plan not to drink. II IL always
dangerous to drink. Get on the safe side,
There will he a meeting at North Street
Church this evening All are invited TO
attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
An Elegant New Years Dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Speidel handsome
ly entertained party of guests At their
elegant residence on Chapinc street. The
programme was New Years course DIN
ner OF most elaborate appointments with
deIectable gastronumical effects. Several
hours were spent in djsposing Of it, after
which cards and pleasant conversation o.
cupied the remainder of the evening TIL
midnight, when the company adjourned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
An Appropriate New Years Treat.

The we'll known merchant t;uloriug firm
of r. C. Monat II Co. yesterday invited
their entire force OF employees To McIaugh-
lin x MrGinlcy'S restaurant, where n
banquet had been spread for them. About
an hour and halt was devoted to Il dis
cussion of the menu, and the company
then separated with many mutual express
Hiuns vi esteem aud good will.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03

Col. Louis Schwartz, the popular man.
agcr OF the buckeye glass house in Mar
tins Ferry, is held in high esteem by his
fellow workmcn. The other day they
presented him with handsome pair Of
spL.tarlrs rs token Of THEN regard for
him. On GhTi-tB&s each Of the men were
presented with an immense TURKEY with
the compliments ol Mr., Schwartz
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
"BRIDGK" ANSWERED.
MIR. Cruise Wants Him tn Come o"t over
His own signature.

MIR. Cruise Wants Him Ia Com" o"t over
Ills own signature.
IT, M EtR0r n, Register:
SIR-In your issue Of this morning APP
pears an anonymous communication over
the uom de- Ji,UDc oil "Bridgc." Said COM
munication contains charges against my
self, which dcn0unCc ~ vile Islander, and
false in every particular II Mr.. Bridge
has the manhood to appear over his own
signature, ! will prove that lie has stated
"A deliberate, mallciUus alaehood even
though me H. one ul the directors Of n pro-
iected railroad. Very respectfully,
FRANZ CRUISE.
Uhn}iDq, ", IA, ,Irwmng2, l-7N.
SrEcINr. otlrr, ladies' warm-ircd-glove
kid shoes at 81 - worth -, at llAsrnau-
er's shoe house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03

There were but two cases before His
Honor Yesterday morning William Reid,
In, man who attempted 70 steal n coat
from NJ. Gutman x Co., got four months
~ Il vag. Harry Creig got fifteen days,
and the case against Scott Richards was
continued.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03

Owing to the death of Mr.. A. c Rich
ardson, of The firm of Richardson Good
win q Co., Wholesale druggists, the husi-
neSs will be continued 10y the surviving
members, J. T. Goodwin and Louis Srhra-
der, together with d. l. Bryan, their
former salesman, under the firm name OF
J. r. Goodwin & Co. This firm engaged
in business five years ago and through
their energies ana strict business princi-
pies have become the leading drug house
in the city, and the business that has grad
ually increased will no doubt continue to
10 80 under the new firm, ~ there will he
no change i'll the former management.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
The Beethoven.

The Beethoven Singing Society turned
out in IUli numbers at their hall, corner OF
Market and Fourteenth streets, last even
ing, and spent a pleasant New .c&r seven
ing dancing to line mG-lc rendered 10y PRO-.
Joe kramer orchestra. The ghur VIZ
NrrK rnlDYnhl..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
SnImN Collecting.

Colonel John Quigg, the efficient letter
carrier, collected during the year lS~7, 6Sl,-
ESQ pieces of mail, which is more than
double the number ever before gathered in
hy any single collector.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03

A wcll-k known Island man went to
Melissa McGlumphrcy's house, about mid
night Sunday night, and ON coming away
complained to the police that he had lost a
watch in the house. The officers VIII at
tempt to recover the property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
Tho MerCAmilIa.

This popular Jewish organization gave
delightful hop at Franzheim's Hall, last
evening, for which Prof. Charlie killmeyrT
made the music A large crowd was pres
ent and dancing was merrily kept mp until
80 O'Clock this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03

In Judge Jacobs court yesterday, the
motions for new trials in the cases of the
CITY vs.. Keim and of Myers VS.. Marshall
were argued and submitted.
Judge Boyds court was not in session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
Marriage Licenses Issued.

The following marriage licenses were
issued by Clerk Hook yesterday:
Thomas IIastun, n native of England,
now OF Wheeling, aged -, and Ellen Craw-
ley, native Of F1gIand, now of Wheeling,
aged 20.
James Bishop, native OF England, now
Of Wheeling aged ~, and Ruth ,Ieavonos,
a native OF England, now of Wheeling,
aged -
Jacob JOrCkz, native Of Germany, now
of Wheeling, aged -, and Anna Deahsing,
a native of Germany, aged 81.
William Koch, native of Wheeling,
aged -, and Kate Hanshumakcr, q native
of Wheeling, aged Is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03
Aru' Advertisements.

I,NOR RENT-THE ITOl'NE NJ. 1861 MARKET
II street, fronting ON Eleventh, now or"ut pied
Toy Wm MrMauaway. Apply Ia :. KEN, 4
Indiana street, Island. la.iculI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-03

BARBER shop for rent. Inquire at
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