Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-09
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In Paradise tonight
TIE Western Nail Association meets at
Pittsburgh to-day.
ONE marriage license was Issued at Clerk
Hooks Office yesterday.
JKFv DAVIS emphstically denies that he
IL the Intelligencer's adopted Citizen"
Dox'r kill Ms for this musical msnstro1-
ity. Must q musician dat to o sharp?
TIE Jehn T. Raymond company arrived
from the East yesterday over the b. y.
road.
Isaac SApLER, an sttache Of Shay's thea,
tire, Is yery i'll with Inflammation OF the
lungs.
ONLY two plain drunks were the only
arres IS reported at police headquarters q; q
lste hour last night.
YESTERDAY Engineer Cots, Of the Vig-
LIANT engine house, was presented by Nj.
Luke FiitOn with six very hne paintings.
GUN chewing at sociables and parties is
becoming slarmipgly frequent. lt 10 Q de-
testabls habit and should be frowned down.
A SELECT private hop will be given at
Franzt eim's hall next Friday night Billy
Mayors superb orchestra will hustle the
feet.
p TIE mark will be open to visitors next
Sunday. NO vehicles, however, will be
admitted until certain new drives are COM
pleted.
Frederick A. SHxRRATr, . native OF EGG
land, took out his first papers as citizen
Of the United States before Clerk Mitchell
yesterday.
The Diamond Base Ball Club, composed
entirely OF REGISTER compositors, tender
hearty thanks to Hon. Frank Haley Tor
his handsome present OF bats and balls.
Frank Is dandy, and lone OF the boys"
MONDAY the infant scholars Of the Third
ward school assembled for the first time in
their new room, corner Of Byron and Thir.
teenth streets. Mrs. Griffith has charge OF
this class, which Is now isolated from the
main building, much TO the qualification
Of the parents of these small children.
MONDAY two Island boys, probably twelve
years Of age, having been fred with read.
ing dime novels, concluded to go west and
extiminats the red race. The boys sue
ceeded in getting as far as Moundsyllle
when they were oyertaken by their parents
and made to hoof it back to the PARENTAL
roof.
MOTHERS, fathers, sisters and brothers
take the little folks and let them enjoy q
good laugh at Johnny Pu,yis, the clown
and his comical little donkey. Charley
Shay has a whole circus this week and the
children will laugh until their little sides
ache at the many funny things that Is said
and done at this popular family theatre
his week. Admission for ladies and child
rem only Is cents.
PRoF. Carl Mayors dancing classes are
constantly increasing in numbers and
popularity. The young people who attend
the Professors class meetings are the most
polite and select in the city Of Wheeling.
The STYLES of dancing introduced by Prof.
Mayer are new, fine and select and have
peculiar fashion Of catching and captivat.
ing the young people. Next Tuesday night
will be ladies' night.
IT was not reached, but in Council last
night G. o. Smith offered the folio wing:
Resolved, That the ordinance in regard TO
p,vpments be amended so that the Board
of Public Works can allow, on a petition
pf the property owners the laying OF q six
or eigh foot pavement with three or four
loot grass plot on both sides. This would
have the effect Of greatly enhancing the
beauty Of the streets.
THERE will be total eclipse Of the moon
tomorrow morning, April 10th. By Wheel
ing time, moon enters the penumbrs at
o CLOCK anu Il mluuLeS.- huLoIS Iuo ohauO"
at 4 O'Clock and 80 minutes. Total eclipse
begins at 5 o'clock and 40 minutes. Total
eclipse ends at o'clock and Is minutes
Ii will be seen that while the eclipse IS
total, il will only be partly visible here,
for the sun rises aud the moon sets at
o'clock and 80 minutes, about 10 minutes
before totslity.
NEXT Monday the children composing
the Willing Heart Guild Society, Of the 81.
Matthews Sunday school, will give an
Easter entertainment in the basement OF
the church, the proceeds Of which will be
expended in purchasing hangings for the
church. Every effort will be made to in.
sure this entertainment perfect success.
Several Of the finest singers in this vicinity
have signified their willingness to partici-
pate in the occasion.
A COMMUNICATION from City Solicitor
Erskine to Council was not reached at the
session last night. 1t was 70 the eject that
q suit has been brought against the city
by Conrad Dshler for $1,000 damages al
legged to have been done TO his property by
the extension Of Fourteenth street; also
that the city is party to suit brought
by VIM. d. Mccoy against Ella r. A. Sand
rock and husband. This suit is brought to
enjoin the building of q stable upon an
alley east of North Front street aud be-
tween Mccoy and Sandrock's property.
The defendant claims that the alley is pub
tic property and cannot be closed.