Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-11
MUSICAL MELANGE.
Teacher and PupiI-Business. Society
and Trade Notes.

Teacher and PupiI-BuStness. Socieiy
and Trade Notes.
The pipe organ Tor st. Luke's church is
finishes, and will be used today for the
first time.
The Beetho, en- Society is in very pros
porous condition. Ten new members were
admitted last Tuesday.
The Opera House orchestra is engaged for
a large ball at New Msrtinsville, which will
come OlT November 10.
Prof, ssor Malmenes benefit concert was
a genuine success. The patronage OF his
German friends was very large.
Mr.. Fred Gottlieb, of Baltimore, was in
the city last week, delighting his friends
with bis exquisite flute playing.
The Opera House Orchestra held their
first sscred concert last Sunday in Arion
Hall, which was largely attended.
Professor Kramer's orchestra is engaged
for the.fortnightIy muslca! entertainments
of the Beethoven Society for the coming
season.
Mr.. Shcio's new tuner, George Horstman,
is finding plenty Of employment IN the
city, as be is also a skiilful repairer OF in,
struments.
The Arion Society will give a select en-
tertair ment to their friends and subscribers
Orchtetra will also asslft.
J. II. White, o! the Wilcox White
Orcsn Company, was in the city during
the week and made arrangements with L.
A. House to handle these celebrated organs.
Wilson and Baumer has new and va!u-
able acquisition in the person of Mr.. }:
Hatch, an accomplished pianoist, pupil OF
the Boston Conservatory, whose abilities TO
exhibit piano will be OF good help.
The Mozart Society has shown its appre-
citation OF Professor Malmenes services in
a substantial manner; not only did the
members of the society dispose OF nifty
tickets among their friends 70! his concert
but, in addition, made him a handsome
present at their last meeting.
John c. Freund. editor and proprietor OF
the well known Music and Drama, severed
his connection with that paper through
circumstances which were unavoidable
but 10 show the public that this spirited
writer cannot be easily disposed OF ne
comes now before Us in new paper
FIeunds Weekly, devoted to music and
drama OF which be is editor, aud his
brother, Henry E. Freuad, publisher and
proprietor.
C. A. House has recently added to the
choice list of instruments he represents the
ce LIBERATED wilcox " W mite organ, NnlCu
he has in stock. He will have in few
days the Symphony" organ, manufactured
by this company, the result OF thirty hve
wears OF study and experience of the senior
member Of The firm. which has called forth
those elaborate articles Of praise appearing
in tie musical journals. and recently IN
the Pittsburgh Telegram, the latter from
the pen OF Mr.. Huntington.
Jous SWEENEY, OF the firm of Sweeney &
Sor, returned Lone last evening from
Irrespective trip to the South.
ALL weakness and i'll health owes 1t.
origin 10 al impure state OF the blood and
a weakness of the urinary and digestive
oresus Z medicine that will strengthen
these organs, and at the same time purity
the blood, will assist nature IN curing
nearly every disease that human flesh and
blood is heir TO. Such a remedy is Dr..
Guysotts Yellow Dock and Ssrsaps!il'a
snG. although i. possesses no cathsruc or
diuretic effect, its use will soon establish q
regular bsbit Of body IS we'll as cure veak-
ness OF the kidneys indicated by uriHary
sediments, nervousness. etc.