Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-26
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THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Mere Mention of Miscellaneous Matters OF
General Interest.
BUSINESS at the hotels is booming.
THE Salvation Army will make a raid on
Fulton tonight.
THE beautiful weather yesterday brought
a large number Of promenaders out.
A WHEEL was torn from a buggy at the
corner of Zane and Virginia streets yester-
day afternoon.
Mr.. JOS. HAsEYAUER, of Moundsville, will
sell at mis- place, in Moundsville, on Thurs
day next a lot of WHISTLES, brsndies, &c.
MAYOR GRUBB Yesterday received five dol
lars from New York for the relief of the
destitute in Writ and Peasants counties.
JUSTICE CALDWELL has removed his office
to Chapline street, neal the northeast corner
of Twelfth, and has fixed up a pretty little
office.
A PRIVATE party took charge Of Chapline
street rink last night after the regular SEES
sion, and passed a delightful time until the
wee ana hours.
To DAY is the anniversary OF the death OF
Beethoven, the great musician and com
poser, whose music will ever remain popu-
lar. He died in 1926.
BIsHop NAM yesterday morning preached
a sermon in which he touched up the skat'
ing Kinks in outspoken terms, giving them
no puff, but rather the reverse.
The carnival at the Capitol rink did not
come of last night, On account of a mlsun'
derstsnding in regard to the date. Quite a
good crowd was present, however.
THE Autographed letter heads for the
Treasurer Office, Just received from Balti-
more, will have to be returned, Treasurer
Thcmpson's name having been misspelled.
WILLIS, the porter at the Mcclure House,
says he would like it very much if the men
who loaf about the Office would, if they ex.
pect to rate as gentlemen, not spit on the
stove.
SOME Of the Intellisencer's special dis.
patches" ale very unique affaits. What's
the use of rewriting them? Just give the
REGISTER Of the day before credit and pub
lish them entire.
The April Century has just been received
by Stanton Il Davenport. The war article
in this number is The Opening of the
Lower Mississippi" 1t is profasely illus.
trated and forms a valuable addition to
those already published.
The French will give a grand private
skating party at the Capitol rink on Friday
evening, which will undoubtedly be the
most ~succeful event OF the kind given this
season. Skating will begin at I o'clock
and close at II, giving all a good opportu-
nifty to have lots of fun and get tired.
JUDGE Thomas D. HoUsToN has been in
vited to deliver the annual address at the
Male Academy at Fincastle, Virginia, on
the lst of July next. This is the judges
old home. He has not yet indicated his
intention to accept. The Judge is looking
for an appointment at Washington and says
his prospects are excellent.
THE funeral Of Mr.. Vim. Armbrecht, Of
the South Side, occurred yesterday after
noon and was quite an imposing affair.
Mr. Armbrecht wa a moulder, and his fel-
low workmen presented many pretty ma
nral flower pieces to be placed upon his
ccfin which was quite beautiful, and the
donors attended the funeral in a body.
THERE will be a big attendance at the
Chapline street rink tonight, and Peck's
bad boy and his pa will make their appear.
ance for the first time in this city on roller
skates, A fine dcable AMI single perform.
anee on the bicycle is also promised, as the
artists are the finest in the land. The
smallest mar on wheels will also make his
appearance as the Little Dude"
THE funeral of Miss Louisa Duling will
take place from her residence in Alley 10.
The services will be held in Wayman A.
NJ. +. chapel on Market street, and the in.
terment will take place at the Peninsula
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