Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03
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OrEEA HOUsE % night-ROsina Nokes.
Grand Opera Honse-Harry Indy COMEDY
Oi Court House-Poultry, Bench and Pet Ami
NAL show.
shicb's Music Bohemian Glass Workers.
THE REGIsTER's handsome Counting
HOUSE calender for 80 is ready for deiirag
Whas patrons hare not been prorided 'cih
oae nag cell confer a fdror By ledring 'cord
40 De once.
TIE work Of rebuilding the erematOIy
shed is progressing.
THERE we're two cases in Police Court
yesterday morning.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted 10
recorded at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday
TIMERS for the temporary bridge across
the creek, at Main street, are being hauled
up nom the ears.
SADY TRACY was committed TO jail,
yesterday by Justice Davis, in default Of
500, 20 await The Grand Jury.
THE Eighth ward Democrats will meet
at Notes Hall this evening at 1880 o'clock,
% romiuate candidates for Council.
JOHN ROWAN, Of Centre Wheeling, was
committed 20 Jail by Justice Davis, yester-
day, to await an enquiry ~ TO his sanity.
A COMMITTEE Of gentlemen at Charles
ton are engaged in working up grand re-
ceplion for the members Of the Legislatnre,
ana it is understood il will be the grsndest
affair ever held in the city.
The Democrats Of the Seventh ward are
requested TO meet at their Wigwam on
Virginia street, this evening at 1880
O'Clock, for the purpoge Of nominating can
didates for Council.
ONE Of Asmus' teams became unruly on
Market street yesterday morning. and for
a time the driver was unable 20 do any
thing with them. They 10 last ran into
one of Peter Eib's hacks, and smashed it
pretty badly, uniting it for use.
TIE Wheeling steel works at Bsnwood
has been closed down on account Of the
difference existing between tie AmalRa-
mated A. ISOLATION and the Knights of La
Dor, in regard 10 which order will have the
power 20 run the plant Three hundred
men are cut Of employment.
THEC.L L. & W. railroad company have
at last completed the purchase Ofrights Of
way through Bellaire to Thirty-iourth
street, and viii locate their depot at the
corner OF Noble and Thirty fourth. The
last purchase of ground was made on
| Tuesday fiOm the heirs of the late Ed. L.
Morgan.
The funeral Of young Joe Albinger,
who accidentally shot himself Monday
evening, took place yesterday morning at
10 o'clock, from the residence Of his father,
corner Of Wood and Nineteenth streets.
Mass was said at ST. AlphOnsus' Church,
aud the interment occurred at Mt Calvary.
Toe funeral was largely attended.
The reserved seat sale for the Elks hem
ett will 70 on at the McLure House Phar-
macy next Monday, and "a q large number
Of tickets are already sold, thOee who de-
sire good seats should 20 early. The benefit
takes place on the alttrcOOn Of the llth at
the Grand Opera House and il will be a
great entertainment, as the array Of talent
indicates.
THE safe Assembly Knights OF Labor
will hold ia regular annual meeting 81 h
OF L. Hall in Charleston, on Tuesday, Jan
IuaIy sth. Quite a number Of delegates are
expected snd business Of considerable I'M
portance will likely be transacted. 1t is
expected that legislative committee will
be appointed TO and in securing desirable
legislation ia the interests OF labor at the
coming session Of the Legislature.