Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04
TIE CITY IN BRIEF.
matters Of Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.


About Town.
One deed of trust was admitted to record
yesterday.
The Parlor Social will give its 6rst ska
ting and dancing carnival at the North
End rink tonight.
TRANS will only be run on the W. q +.
G. railroad after the performance at the
Opera House on Friday night.
TaE Chapline Street Social viii give
skating and dancing carnival at the rink
on Friday evening, which promises to ai'
ford no end Of fun.
PRoF joe KRAMER's ORCHESTRA returned
Yesterday from Psrkersburg, where IL tur'
pished music for large ball given By the
Germania Singing Society the evening be-
fore.
The Knights Of St.. George have rented
the large Hall in the fourth story of the new
Reilly building, and held drill there last
evening. They 60 to Bellsire this evening
to give an exhibition drill.
TIE March Century has just been re-
ceived by Stanton & Davenport 1t con-
tains several handsomely illustrated pro-
auctions; also the second instsilment Of
". D. HowelIs new serial-"Ihe Minis
:er's Charge"
The Black Eagle drum corps gave
DELIGHTFUL skating and dancing carnival Of
tne ChaIlne Street rick last e'e liDf
which was largely attended. Good music
was in attendance and pleasant time wa
spent by all.
TIE ladies who attended the matinee
J rerfcrmsu cs OLA Mountain Pink," by Mis-
} Bella Moore, recently, and received care
eutitliDg them to copy of Miss Moore
soug, the Black Tulip" can get the mu
} sic By presenting their tickets at the OPer'
House ofice.
Howard MARSHALL, q three and hal
year old son of George Marshall, who live
on Main street, near Ninth, was playing Il
the kitchen, yesterday morning, when b
pulled a tub of boiling water over upoI
, MIN and received painful burns about tn
neck and face.
; AT meeting of Garfield Assembly Nc
, l.T2l, K OIL, held last evening, a resolu
ton was adopted that sll members shoui
begin work at g. m. and quit as 6 p. m
, this order TO take effect on and after Mon
\ day, March TO- This assembly is rom
= posed entirely OF eigarmsktrs.
THE ladies of the Arion will give tn
fourth "Kaffeevisite' of the season at tn
club rooms to-day, commencing at
o'clock. The events of like nature tha
? have preceded this were exceedingly er
ioysbie, and it will be no exception. Ate
2 q social afternoon the ladies take suppe
a, 5 o'cloek and the gentlemen will dropi
r about and also psrtake of the eveniD
meal, after which general good time WI
be enjoyed.
} A SERIES of amateur skating contest
) will take place at the ALEXANDRA rink o.
: tween skaters in Ohio county. There wi
be three races, ths winner Of each to skst
d in q final contest for fine silver cnI
Burkett, Sheppard, Doveper, Laue, Gl
E hooly aud Dixon will be debarred from 81
terlns. The first Of the series will tax
place next Tuesday evening, and partie
desiring to enter will apply to the manage
on Or before March 9.
E TIE graud masquerade ball given BY th
Turner Association, at their hall, last ever
! ing, was q great success. The wondertt
"Voeaphone Band" marched from II
y Postofice to the hall at $40 o'clock.
{ large crowd Of all sorts OF Mosques ma
assembled at the hall, and at 9 clock II
:. "Yocsphous Baud" led the grand marct
:. which was brilliant affair. Then gener'
dancing was indt'gei in to the music
:. the Opera House Orchestra, and a deligh
iul time was spent by all
e A Young LADY, whose name could M
= be learned, received severe fall yesterda
q sfierncon as che was going down the L
bray steps. She had gotten down only
few steps, when the heel OF one OF hi
D shoes caught on step and she fell heal
long 70 ,he bottom, striking the left side
her face on the lower step. 1t looked for
moment like her neck was broken, b.
Squire Ankle, who witnessed the fall, "a
across to the spot aud assisted the youn
lady TO rise, when 1t was found, outside {
being slightly stunned by the force OF tn
e fall, she had escaped unipj jared, with tn
= exc .prion of severe bruise just belo
= the left eye.