Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-30
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YESTERDAY vas dismal Day.
Tbs city had London appearance yes
terday.
REAo Joseph LOvey's Pittsburs coal ad'
vsrtisemeEt
Sin deeds OF trust were admitted to rec
ord yesterday.
over the Garden Wall at the Opera
House tonight.
Tug Council com nittee on Equahza'
ton and Appeals me; last evening.
pAy. CADY was arrested yesterday after
noon o. Officer Schaefer, charged with as
sault.
IT is said thst SANDER suit OF lsrge pro-
portions is booked for trial against Hannah
Watkins, of West wheeling.
An immense California squash, measuF-
ing ) feet 3 inches long, Is on exaloiton
in the Fifth ward 1t is the property Of
P Bonenberger.
Mss LIZZIE JoNCs will entertain num-
Der of her friends en- Hallow' cen (Satur
dayl evening, By tGfypulling, at her
home on the Island.
BERNARD SHgEHEY was arrested on
Market street, last evening, having IN his
possession q gold watch which he was Try
f ipy to dispose Of az nominal sum.
. Miss DORA HESSISGEs, who sang at the
recent Saspgertesr, Is engaged TO sing IN
the grand German opera, to be produced
Al the Metropolitan Opera House, Ne"
York, in the near future.
The South SIDE Singing Society hiss
CHANGED the date of thei' grand masked
carnival at the Alhsmbra Palace rink from
the l3,h to the 4th OF November.
Oh Wednesday evening Bickel Sheppard
OF this city, defeated McClelland, OF Car
,ousburg, Pa. in three mile straight
away dash at the Palace rink III Washing
ton, Pa.
The buggy, belonging to Warden, the
Eyeryman, taken cur By two boys, wa
found Yesterday on, CaIdwells run. Inc
vehicle was badly used up, as 1t seems th'
horse was ill-used and ran OFT.
THE special Joint committee, appointed
nv Council about month ago to consider
aud report upon the ACCESSIBILITY OF putuuE
the Police aud Fice Department OF the cI'y
under Board, met a. the City Hall las
night.
Tus Crangls Mission Band will give al
entertainment a. the Second Presbyterian
church tonight. A fine programme will
he rendered. consisting of recitatious, dia
logues music. &c The affair will nc
doubt prove successful
FArLKgNsrrIy. the skater, and his tram
er will be in the CRY to-day 10 prepare t0i
rhe crest race to morrow night between
Burk,tt. of this city and FaulSensteln' NJ
me Cbapline street. rink Tuis race prom
i.es 10 De- one OF the most exciting ever
skatcd in the city.
A BOY about II years q, age was found
wandering around in the North End yes
te-day morning. He said that his mother
had eoao away and left him, but It seems
that when he awoke and not finding his
mother he ran out o; the house to hunt
her. His mo- her hal gone oil on visit
without letting him know, and his father
took charge Of him.
The Germauia Singing Society gave q
delightful concert and ball at their hall
last night. which was q great success.
Each number on the programme Tas rem,
dered in uuexcep'ional style and received
hearty applause. At the conclusion OF the
r,ncs,t the floor Was cleared and large
crowd danced the hours pleasantly away
10 the music of the opera House Oiches'
ira.
Tug finest ri4k attraction, =ithout doubt
ever seen in the city will appear at TIL
Chapliue street rink next Monday and
Tuesda7 evenings, when Misses Cora and
Gerrie jackson give an exhibition of fancy
double and single skating. Ore act Is
dan 2. arranged especially Tor them, emit
tied The Mikado. In this they will sp
near in two handsome satin costumes, i'm
ported, which cost $500. These dresses
beautiful and no lady should miss seeing
them.
A PLEASANT progressive euchre party
was given by Mr. and Mira. VIM. Stamm
of the Four Mile House, on Wednesday
evening. Quite a number of friends and
relatives were present who enjoyed q de-
hgh,ful evening. At eleven o'clock re-
freshmeu,s were served in superb style
and were discussed satisfactorily by all
The guests returned to the ely on a
special train on the Elm Grave highly
pleased with tho evening entertainment.
Gentlemen,