Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-29
IN 4 SMALL WAY.
Pointed PencilinGs of Brief Items ofLocal
Interest.

fOinJeu fencllnCs Oh brlct 1te1ns Local
Interest.
ONE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
"MoNTE CRIsTO" at the Grand Opera
House. this evening.
THERE were but two cases before His
Honor yesterday morning.
THE long looked for stamped letter
sheets have arrived at the postOfice.
EVERY Democrat should turn out to,
night and make the demonstration some
thing grand.
TIE carpenters are hard at work on the
Capitol Rink, fitting it up as a theater.
1t is the intention Of MeSsrs. Ritz & Coch-
ran to open up Monday evening.
THE Windsor Athletic Cl1b will give n
ball ut their hall on South Jacob Street on
Friday evening, November >. Birch's
orchestra will make the music.
A GOOD audieno. greeted Mr.. J. w.
Garner add company ut the Grand Opera
House last evening III their production of
Monte CristO." The piece was well rep
resented.
THE members of Ohio Lodge No. 2, A.
F. & A. NJ, are summoned TO attend a
meeting of said lodge Mt = O'Clock to-day
to attend the funeral of Henry W. Fisher,
of BenwOOd.
Mr.. c. A. House, music dealer, yester-
day sent i Packard Organ Of great power
and sweetness oftone and ease of operation
to the Chapline street rink for use during
the Moody meetings.
THE Gamblers Wife" a great play,
will be produced at the Grand Opera
House next week, commencing Monday
evening, by IN excellent company headed
by the talented young actor, Mr.. W. c.
Donaldson.
THE persons invited to accent reserved
seats on the platform during the Moody
meetings are hereby requested 10 call for
their tickets to-day at Amick's shoe store,
1l43 Main street, or at the rink this even
ing, and those who have not yet accepted
the committees invitation will please do
so at once or their chairs may be assigned
to others.
Mr.. II. W. FISHER, a prominent citi-
zen of BenwOOd, who was recently sent TO
the asylum at Weston on account of au
alteration of the mind, died at that insti-
tuition IN Tuesday. His remains were
brought to his home yesterday and the
funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence this afternoon.
THE members of the Junior Jefferson
Democratic Club of "a are requested to
meet tonight at the Young Mems
Democratic Club room. on Twelfth street.
for the purpose of turning out with the
latter club to escort Judge Brannon to the
Alhambra Rink. See advertisement in
another column.
THERE will be no Evangelistic meetings
on Saturday either in Presbyterian church
or rink. The Sunday meetings will be as
follows: $50 a. M, meeting for Christian
workers, in Fourth street NJ. +. Church:
300 p. m, mixed meeting at the rink;
7:30 p. m, meeting for men only. These
meetings will be conducted by Evangelist
D. L. Moody.
"WEDNESDAY evening Mr.. George Schad,
was driving up Twenty-f0urth street, when
his horse fell into n gas trench some five
feet deep. The animal was unipiured, but
it was an hour or so before he could be ex-
treated from his uncomfortable position.
Mr.. Schad and his wife who occupied the
buggy to which the horse was attached,
both escaped unhurt.
A BRANCH office of the st. Louis AGE of
Steel, has been established in this city at
1900 Market street, and will be known as
the Upper Ohio Valley Rraneh." Mr..
Philip Henry Moore the Well-khown and
talented correspondence OF that publication,
who writes under the nom de plume of
Gold Short will have charge of the
Office.
J0HN AooyEy, who has charge of the
B. & Q. yards in this ciEy. called yester-
day 10 say that it was the opinion of him
self and al other railroad men that the
statement contained in a communication
signed "Justice"in Yesterdays REGISTER
is incorrect; that while the gentleman re-
ferred to Isl Republican, he does not be-
ieve he would be guilty of the action at
tributed 60 him.