Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-30

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October Is, 1885 O'Clock q. m.-Sun
not yet risen. but daylight flooding the east.
II Is the early bird catches the worm. Ring
the bell and order something rarefor break
fast, and at the same time request John to
bring me champagne cocktail IS an sp-
petizer.
$50 o'clock-Sun above the horizon.
Feel coming appetite. Dore for fifteen
minutes
I o'clock-Appetite fully manifested
Ring and order one homeless sardine and
hali a lemon. After partaking Of which,
stretch myself outin bed and again indulge
in short nap. Dream / am assisting at
clam-bake at Coney Island. Something
which could not possibly happen, as l detest
clam-bakes.
so'clock-Wake up refreshed. Ring for
coffee and hot roll, after which smoke
mild cigar and proceed to make my toilet.
F.? e'clock-Read the morning papers,
look over my letters-chieAy invitations to
dinners and suppers. If i keep on accept
ing them fear 1 shall get the reputation OF
o.ipg regular "diner-out" Unjust stop 1t
indeed. it is rare that sit down to better
dinner than can order for myself at this
hc,el. My sister fancies that she knows
now 10 cook. 1t is fallacy on her part
10 o'clock-Breakfast. Items: White
BAIT. fried, with brown bread and butter
Had not ordered this dish early it would
not have been obtainable at this hear
Ris de veau a la Mslanaise, Brussels
sprouts, yellow tomato salad, with mayor
raise>sauce. Small bottle of la Rose, fol
owed By cup OF COTE, with cream.
ii oclock-Take constitutional walk IN
Madison Square. Observe an increase In
he number of English spsrrows. Am glad
hat the Ornithological Society has decided
Rat the sparrows must go" | have lately
lad nv suspicious that the little reed birds
-yhich have been eating we're caught with,
n The limits of New York City. After all
ia sparrow is as satisfactory eating as a
.eeG.bird, WHY shouldn't We dcvour it and
,ay amen! In my walk stopped and &C
costed George Francis Traiu, seated on one
of the benches. Talked TO him through .
young girl interpreter He thinks heaven
would send dire calamity on the CITY were
he sparrows 10 be destroyed. George
francis is is the strictest vegetarian ever
net; he never eats meat Of any kind-no
r,en sweetmeats. | regard him as slightly
.tccr,rlc, and somewhat vain, especially
S TO The small size and symmetry of his
',Ct.
y o'clock, noon-Feel the craving Of
ringer Take dozen blue points on the
.ttp she'll, with lemon juice and cayenne
to O'Clock p. m.-lndulge in stesia
yckc up refreshed, with quite an appetite
$50 o'clock-Have halfbottle OF
,l,mm'S extra dry verzenay, and half a
,.cn Saddle Rock oysters, fried in olive
il, aud served on thin slices Of buttered
last.
> Ueock-Take drive thr ough Central
'srk Stop at the hotel and restaurant AT
he upper end, and partake, by SPECIAL in
i,aiion from the proprietor, Of prawn
nIad, very excellent. Can do no less in
-ctuIn than order a bottle Of champagne,
,hich partake of with the proprietor. ]
ind it very refreshing.
) cloCk-Return to my hotel, indulge
L cigar and peruse the afternoon news
"apers. Order dinner for two Mrs. Starry
Gle having accepted my invitation to dine
.iih ne.
oclock-Dinner served. Item:
Soup la Julienne, little vol-au.vent o..
nysters, fried smelts, tomato sauce, scolloped
hicken Zen eoquillc), Bechamel sauce
1leasts OF quails in outlets, with French
pcas, and macaroni with cheese, omlet
cattle, pears, grapes, black coffee. The
rly wine was Chateau lquem-to which
dies take most kindly.
: oc!ock-Casino with Miss Starrybelle.
II o'clock p m.-Supper at restaurant.
'.ied frogs with toasted mullins, and cup
,.f tea. Miss Starrybelle expressed herself
: much delighted with the manner in
V hich ! entertained her. told her that ]
regretted. for her sake, that my sister.
" HON she is visiting, was unable to join US
She said it was, perhaps, just as pleasant
as though my sister had accompanied US
and think she was right.
IL o'clock, midnight-To bed.