Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
BIS OF NEWS.
Picked Up Here and xhors By Rsgistss
Reporters.

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night, as members.
QUITE g number Of weddings in society |
circles are booked TO come of before ell
the autumn leaves disappear.
THE Harden property, on fifteenth
street, vas sold yesterday by Aucioneer
Heryer TO J. P. Rogers for Sc, l50.
The last meeting Of the Central Commit
tee Of the Saeugerfest viii be held to-day
and q final settlement will be made.
The hinge factory has about completed
the iron york for the cells at the new lock-
up and it viii be placed 10 on Monday.
CHARLEY Sore. Of Donaldson, Lewis i
Cc.'q, presented Typographical Union No.
70 with handsome gave! last evening.
AwELL-kSowx pharmacist will be the
groom in q wedding soon 20 come OF. he
does not live on the North or South Sides
either.
Morris HoREHEINER was yesterday sp-
pointed guardian for Berj F. Horkheimer.
Bond, $4,000, with Bernard Horkheimer
as surety.
BERNARD HOREHEIMER was yesterday Sp-
pointed guardian for Sarah K. Horkheim-
er; bond $50 900, with Morris Horkheimer
as surely.
A SWELL dance is on the tspis for next
Thursday evening, but for goodness sake
keep it quiet. 1t will be given at Fran
zheim's Hall
JoSEPH BlGGs, committed to jail by
Squire Davis on the 18th INST for an ex
animation as to his sanity, was yesterday
released on bond.
A DOUBLE Uncle Toms Cabin Company
will soon be here and strange TO say, there
are Thousands of people who have not yet
seen this play and will again have an op-
portunity.
FIFTY thousand fine paving brick were
received yesterday by Mr.. Lsonhsrt, the
contractor, for laying cutters in the city.
The brick will be used on the Island, 1t Is
unde5nood.
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CooksD6 ThEYetding EesS%itueSed
by Es% friends only.
ELLA HoREuEnlER yesterday qualified IS
administrative Of the estate Of Henry Hork-
heimer, deceased. Bond $4,000, with
Morris Horkheimer, Bernard Horkheimer
and Henry Baer as sureres.
Coz. SAN HARRISON, as everybody knows,
is quite Republican and yesterday he re-
ceiVed postal card done up in mourning,
and contained the words: Say nothiag.
Ohio TWAS from Democratic friend.
( The benefit at the Excelsior rink at
Martins Ferry, last night, ives 8 decided
succeas. There were no less than thous-
and persons preaent with FIVE hundred
skaters on the floor. Chas Downey won
the boys race, and Miss Annie Rhodes
won the ladies race.
! A VALUABLE pointer dog belonging TO
! Mr.. Frank look was run over by one OF
/ SehmuIbsch's wagons il front of the Nc.
Lure House yesterday afternoon, and was
almost killed. Officer Carney took the
poor brute to the river bank and put him
ont Of misery by shooting him.
! MISS EansA EESDRTcEs, the actress who
was to appear in Led AstEay, Camille and
A Celebrated Case, st Charley Shay Acad-
envy of Music, next week, is lying very sick
in Philadelphia consequently the theatre
will be closed until Monday, October 20,
when viii be presented Hazel Kirk, By the
Madison Square Company, in magnificent
style.
A GRAND masquerade and fancy dress
carnival will be given at the Alhambrs
Palace rick on next Friday night
Ladies only viii be required to produce
their invitations at the door. The affair
promises to be one Of the most enjoyable
ever given il this city, az it is in the hands
of our most popular society young gentle
men.
I The funeral of Miss Mary ArbeI4 tcok
place yesterday from the residence Of her
father and was largely attended. The
@snnerchOr Singing Society and the
lions church choir, accompanied the re-
mains to the grave and ssD6 some beauti.
full hymns. The funeral services was inGsed
beautiful and impressive.
The fog was SO heavy yesterday morn.
! ing, especially upon the river, that you
coald almost make snow balls of it. The
Princess was unable to leave for Bsllsire
until 8 clock. Then it was so heavy that
one could not see only boats length
ahead. Talking about "Fogg's Ferry
why sll of then yere logged yesterday
morning.
THERE will De special Episcopal Mis-
sion service st 3 p. N. TO day in behalf OF
Protestant Mission. A special musical
service will be prepared by the choir, as
sisted by Miss Forsythe (slto) and Mr..
Will Day (tenor) of Wheeling. The Rev.
". W. Walker, Of Rellsire, sud the Rev.
CAN'T, of the Island church, viii both Off,
eiate st these services. A collection will
be taken for the Missions ct the ofer!ory.
THERE is same talk of an autumn leaf
party 10 take place in the near future.
They are quite popular in some places
where leaves are handy, and this weather
would be lovely to 60 out into the woods.
Take lunch and make day of it for in
stance; then the party could gather all the
leaves they wanted, have good time and
informally gather chestnuts and hickory
nuts.
The managers Of tie Cbapine Street
rink take great pleasure in announcing to
their patrons and the public in general that
they have secured the Baby Skaters, Jay
and Florence Wilson, aged q and AZ
years respectively, the wonders Of the rink
These little dsrliugs viii exhibit at the
Chapline Street rink Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, 0ctoter 81 and %
Everybody should see them.