Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-26
TIE CITY IN Belief.
Matters Of Minor Importance Picked I
About Town.

Matters Of Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.
"EsNERALDA" at the Academy of Music
to night
CRAZY PArcH" at the Opera House this
evening.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to record
yesterday.
THERE were two cases in the cooler at
midnight last night.
THERE were three cases before His Hon
or yesterday morning.
A NUMBER OF the Wheeling Wheelmen
were out on the South Side last evening.
TIE sewer opening at the corner Of
Market and Eleventh streets is bsirg re-
paired.
TIE social and festival at the Zsne
street NJ Z. church last evening was quite
largely attended and handsome sum was
realized.
slBUsKETT and Sheppard will skate the
second Of their series of three races for the
championship at the Chspline street rink
10 morrow night.
The funeral of the late Robert Emblem
took place from the late residence of the
deceased, on Eighteenth street, yesterday
afternoon, and was very largely attended.
TIE Pollock property on North Front
street, Island, was put up at auction yes.
tesdsy. and was bought in by Mortimer
Pollock, Esq, for sufficient to cover the
hen.
JOHN Koch, of the North End has pat
ented and put on the market o meat refrig.
orator, which has special points of advsn-
tsge over others now in use. See advertise
ment.
TIE report that Fred Hahn, whose body
was found in the Calumet river, near Chi,
eaSo, was q feeder mailer is incorrect. He
vas tender boss in factory operated by
feeder-nailers.
The stone tagging at the north end Of
tina Public Building was torn up yesterday.
After the area ways are built along the wall,
the stones will be so relsid as to drain the
water away from the building.
The Womsn's Missionary Society Of the
Washington Presbytery, will hold con-
yention st the Second Presbyterian Church
next Tuesday. Prominent iivines will
make addresses at the evening meeting,
which will be one OF unusual interest.
A PLEASANT social and festival will be
held tonight and Saturday night in the
Third Presbyterian church, Eighth ward.
Special preparations have been made for
this entertainment, and those who attend
will be assured of cordial welcome. The
friends of the church hope to see al their
friends on this occasion.
SEVERAL apparently contagious diseases
are prevalent in the city at present.
While the children on the South Side are
lighting the messels, the older folks all
over the city are plsyfully fondliug what
ia known as the "epizootic." q horse dis.
ease. Another disease which has affected
q good many gentlemen is weakness OF
soreness Of the eyes. A well known Chap
line street physician, who Is an accom-
plished eye specialist, is said to have about
twenty cases of this disesss.
The "Miksdo" social gave pleasant
dancing and skating carnival at the Chap
line street rink A large crowd was PREF
emit and skating vas kept MP merrily until
1880 o'clock, when the floor was cleared
and the grand march took place. 1t was
led by the ChspGns street polo club in fine
style. Many new and pretty movements
were reformed AID the boys got quite a
send of. Dancing wss kept mp epjoysbly
until 2 o'elsck tais morning, Prof Joe
Krsmer's excellent orchestra furnishing
the music.