Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-22
BELLAIEE.

The following line of march has been
arranged for the American Mechanics
parade to-day: The column will form
on Belmont street, right resting on
ThirJy-third, az I o'clock sharp, and
will march north 90 Belmont 70 Central
avenue; west on Central avenue 90
Noble; north on Noble TO Forty-fourth;
east on FOrty.fOurth 20 Jefferson; south
on Jefferson TO Forty-third; west on
FOrty-third 90 Noble; south on Noble %
Thirty-seyenth; east on Thirty-SeYenth
10 Belmont: south on Belmont 10 Cen
tral avenue; east on Central avenue 20
Union; south on Union TO Twenty-ninth;
west on Twenty-uinth 70 Belmont;
south on Belmont 90 Thjrty-eigbth; east
on Thirty-eighth TO Union; north on
Union TO Thirty-SeCOnd; east on Thirty
second 20 Guernsey; north on Guernsey
10 Thirty-SiXth; east on ThiTty-sixth 90
the rink, and dis0and.
The G.. A. r. and W. r. C. fair opens
at Turner Hall this evening with q
George Washington grand march. The
couple giving the best costume imper-
sOnation Of George and Martha Wash
ingtOn will be given free supper and re-
freShments during the evening. The
w. r. c. will serve dinner at the hall
from 1880 a. IN. till p. m.
Fred Lucas, the young colOred man
charged with burglariZ.ng P0ttS'S store,
had q preliminary hearing IN the May
or's Court, and was bound over 20
Court 10 the sum of $500 He would not
plead guilty. but said he had been hand
ed the goods frcm the store, another
person having broken the doors.
VIM. Hume, the veteran contractor,
publishes another card I'm reply 90 the
statement made by Engineer Dawson 90
the County Commissioners in regard 90
the Pultney township pixies not being
constructed according 20 Specifications.
There is nothing new in the card.
A boy named Vessels. was arrested by
Nightwatchman Shepherd Monday
night He is said 20 be one of a party
Of boys who have been cOugregatiug Don
a shanty belonging 10 Morgan's coal
works, against the proprictor'S Will.
The rumOr that the chemical engine
sent here from New York was second
hand was completely d!SSpated by the
Fire Committee of Council making q
thorough examination of the engine aLd
prOnounciug 10 new in all parts.
w. G. Bergunthal, James Il. Kelly,
o. L. Mason and Charles L. Strahl, of
this city, and ex-Judge l. II. Castor. OF
81. ClairSville, are attending % meeting
Of the Scottish Rite MasoaS az Ciucin-
natl.
Preparations are being made In the
public schools FOR au entertainment on
a small scale, few teachers having
met 40 Central building last evening 90
arrange the prelimiuar.eS.
Another reviya. meeting will be held
al the First ~ f. Church this evening.
SUbiect OF discourse, Familiar Sins On
a Strange DsguiSe-How 90 a Void Be
ing Deceived 0y Them.
Qvite a number 90 American Mechan-
ics from the nearby Councils are ex-
pectcd In the city to-day 20 take part iu
the parade and other observance Of
Washingtou's Birthday.
II should be noted that Our Pride
Council, Daughters of Oiberty, will also
take part in The public ceremonies ia
the observance OF &aShingt0n'S Birth
day.
The fiagpole was raised in the City
Park yesterday afternoon, aud the new
flag will be uniurled as the parade
passes that point TINS afternoon.
One plain drunk was disposed Of at
the Mayors court yesterday; two men
also appeared and paid fines for a little
set-tO which ended in blows.
The Friendship Club gave an enioya-
bic hop al Turner Hall last evening
supper was served at Paulfs restau-
rant
"Held In Slavery was presented az
the ElySian theatre last evening. There
was a fair-sized audience 10 attendance.
MesSrS. 5. WINNER and c. Rumbach
lett for New York last evening on a
business trip.
DR.. r. "A. Douglass, Of Barnhill,
o., was with frishds here Yesterday.
The postofice will be closed to-day
from 10 a. m. 4 iii 5 p. m.
County Treasurer Archer was In the
city yesterday.
There is a tig revival in progress at