Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
rup orrY IN BRIEF.
Mere Mention of miscellaneous Matters OF
General Interest.

THERE will be q temperance meeting at
Parker Hall, this afternoon.
ONE deed of trust was left for record ct
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
THERE is talk of the organization OF
Young Mems Temperance Association.
TBE excursion train on the B. 4 0. to
Pittsburg to-day will leave at 7:lO, Wheel
ing time.
The ChapGne Street Rink Polo Club will
give private skating party at the Chaphne
street rink on Wednesday night.
SoME slight changes are being made IN
the arrangement of Clerk Woods Office at
the Court House. ' -
YESTERDAY was the anniversary Of the
birth of John Sebastian Bach, the great
musician and composer.
BALrIMoRE LODGE, K. Of P, will assem-
BILE this afternoon at one o'clock, to pay the
last tribute of respect to William keeline.
TOMORROW week, in the First Baptist
Church, Mr.. Edward Murphy will deliver
bis lecture: John Bull and Brother
Johnathan," for the benefit of the debt OF
the church.
Miss HATTIE BoDLEY is the most daring
and accomplished fancy lady skater in this
city. Some of the tests she performs on the
rollers would astonish some of the Oldest
professionals.
The Misses Lottie LETTERS, Zanna Frasher,
Dee Little and Lou Butler took the bouquet
at the Capitol rink, yesterday afternoon, for
being the most graceful lady skaters skat-
ing by fours.
A PICTURE of the battle of Gettysburg was
ratified of by A. McElvoy, yesterday. No.
u drew it, ]. W. Lewellen being the fortu-
nate man.
ALARGE number of packing cases have
been received at the State House, to be used
in removing documents, stationery, ETC., to
Charleston.
The Brady habeas corpus case, on trial
before Judge Boyd for the past three days,
was ended yesterday morning, the Judge
giving the custody Of The child to the father.
Cars on the Elm Grove line will leave
after the reheal sal of the Opera House Or
| chestra TO night, thus afording those out the
road attending an opportunity to ride
home.
The funeral of the late William Keeline
will take place from the residence of Me-. f.
C. Myers, No. lO46 Main street, this after.
noon at 20 clock. Interment at Mt. Wood
Cemetery.
ONE Of the clerks in the Auditors office
met with a misfortune at the Chspline
street rink, Friday night and now he thinks
the man who invented roller skating should
be burned in efigy.
LOUIS AsxUS, the South End liveryman,
lost valuable mare yesterday. 1t seems
that on Friday night, another horse kicked
the mare on a leg, breaking it. compelling
him TO have the horse shot Yesterday
Shows were melting down the vale,
] And Earth unlaced her Icy mail,
| And March his stormy trumpet blew,
| And tender green came peepng through.
| Oliver Wendell Holmes.
This does not apply 10 this Spring, but
some other Spring If Oliver were around
here this weather would paralyze him.
As SOON as the weather will permit, Mr..
CLas. Lists gray gelding PAGER, who has a
record of 2:27, will be shipped to Philadel-
phia, with his other two horses, Harry Rob-
erts and Capt. Douds, to be trained by the
famous driver, VIM. Ii. Mccarthy.
On Thursday evening next, there will be
a literary contest in the Richie school
building. State Superintendent of Schools
Morgan, City Superintendent Birch and
ex-State Superintendent Butcher will be the
judges.
Mr.. JAMES T. GRAY, of the Fourth ward,
has been down with typhoid fever for two
weeks past. His physician states that with
good care and little patience he will come
around all right in good time.
THOMAS Mcdowell, who was up before
| Justice Ankle Yesterday, charged with CO.
hsbi,ing with Mary Cox, colored was dis.
charged by the Justice at the costs Of
plaintiff.
AUCTIONEER HALLER yesterday had up
| for sale at the front door Of the Court
House, the Frank property, on Wood street,
between Twenty.ninth and Thirty-hrst
streets The sale was continued for two
weeks.
TRAINS will leave on the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling and Baltimore road (old Hemp
feld) hereafter as follows Gall daily except
the two afternoon trains): 4:35 a. m, 1885
a. m, 3:i5 p. m, $50 p m.
II is understood that prominent rink
proprietor OF this city is negotiating with
Eastern parties to have Theodore Thomas
celebrated orchestra and Nine Etelka Ger.
ster, the world.renowned soprano, give a
concert at his rink in this city. The cost
for one performance will be $1,000.
A GRAND skating carnival will be given
by Ohio Valley Lodge No. 81, K. Of P, at
the North End rink, on Tuesday evening.
A number of elegant prizes will be contest.
ed for. This will be very enjoyable event
and vii! be, no doubt, largely attended.
The grand Mother Hubbard carnival to
DC given at the ChapGne street rink Monday
night, gives promise Of being one OF the
| finest and most enjoyable affairs in such cir.
cles given this season. A large number Of
ladies and gentlemen have signifed their in.
tention of being present, and the affair will
undoubtedly be grand success.
The Denman Combination of bicycle and
skatorial artists that appear at the Capitol
rink. on Monday and Tuesday evenings,
March % and "a, are beyond question, the
finest professional exhibitors on the bicycle
and skate that ever visited this part of the
country. Hanna and Blakeley are really
the monarchs of the wheel; Miss Minnie
Parrot deserves the title Of the champion
of the world on unchanged skates, and
Gussie Stritt, the juvenile wonder, is the
greatest acrobatic skater Of his age in the
country. The whole performance is great,
and all should see them.
Teas! Teas!i Teasi!I
Fifty half chests Gun Powder teas, fifty
half chests choice 0olong teas, Just received