Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-19
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

BOARD of Education tonight.
SENTENCED at the Academy OF Music
tonight.
THREE deeds Of trust we're admitted to
record yesterday.
THE water main on Sixteenth street, near
Jacob, is broken.
THE Committees on Health, Cemeteries,
and Salaries meet this evening at I o'clock.
To-Day is the anniversary Of the birth Of
David Livingstone, the great explorer IN
1913.
A NEW railing has been erected on the
outer edge of the platform Of the Pwiky pas
sepger depot.
The work of packing up stationery,
records, etc, in the office of the Secretary
of State has begun.
THE Wheeling Light Guards will meet at
room 25, Capitol building, tonight, for
business and a skate drill.
Snow began 10 fall at 10 o'clock las,
Tight and about an inch of the beautiful
covered the ground at 2 o'clock.
MEssRs. NJ. GuTMAN & Co. have put out
a neat little blackboard, ON which the daily
weather predictions are displayed.
PETER DILLON, who had his leg broken
about six weeks ago by falling of the
Eighth ward reel, is able to be about again,
THE Elite social club will give their select
private skating party at the Capitol rink on
next Thursday night instead of tonight as
reported.
THE circular issued by the Ohio Valley
Trades Assembly, asking that the steel mai
be boycotted, was posted up throughout the
city yesterday.
THERE will be a meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Belmont nail company, q,
their Office on Thursday, April >. to discuss
business matters.
The large Democratic pole, erected by
Eighth ward Democrats during the late
Presidential campaign, was cut down yes
terday afternoon.
An elocutionary entertain ment and con
cert will be given b, the members of the
graduating class of the Eighth ward public
school next Thursday evening.
C. d. THOMPSON was elected by the direc,
Tors of the Alhamhra Palace Skating rink
last night as manager. The rink is assum'
ing a finished appearance rapidly.
The regular monthly meeting ofthe Job,
bers and Manufacturers Association will be
held at the Court House, this afternoon, at
, o'clock. A full attendance is desired.
On Friday evening Of next week.an elo'
cution contest and entertainment will be
given at the Sixth ward public school by
the members of the graduating class.
The Capitol rink foot ball team got left
last night through the delinquency Of four
of its members, they failing to appear for
play, although the game was a square one.
"OSLY A WoMAN's HEART" held good
audiences at the Opera House yesterday
afternoon and evening. The play is a good
one and was well received by our theatre.
goers.
THE North End rink is doing a big bust
ress, having crowded houses almost night
~. The girls are in love with the floor and
,ay it is just perfectly elegant. So do the
-oys.
JESSE BURHErr's friends in this city want
he Bellairites to trot over their fastest
skater TO this city as soon as possible. There
will be no difficulty in getting a race on this
side Of the river.
A vERY swell dinner party was given by
Misses Minnie and Lucy Loring on Monday
evening to q number OF intimate friends. A
r%erfectly lovely evening vas passed by all
and the dinner was elegant in the extreme.
A roLo club has been found in the South
End to be called the ALEXANDRIA Polo Club,
with the following members: John Wright,
Harry Hastings, Harry Roberts, John Pipes,
Will Stewart, Harry Travis, George Litten,
James Travis, Louden Wellington, Dick
Shafier, Dave Shaffer and Walter Beswick.