Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-29
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No business Of importance was trans
acted in the Circuit Court yesterday.
\ MEETING OF the Chamber OF Commerce
was held yesterday. No business OF pub,
Inc Importance Was transacted.
MAYER band will give . grand sksriug
carnival aud concert 1t the ALEXANDRIA r!nk
on the evening OF February 10Th.
MISS EMMA PHuIrS, a wellknown
Wheeling lady, wss married 10 Chicago to
Mr.. Clarence UIrich, Of Denver, Col.
A SKATING and dancing c~srniva! wall be
given to night at the North End rink,
which promises to be a pleasant affair.
uouBs. BRocSryER Il Co 5 glass works
will resume next Tuesday III tull. There
are lots OF good orders on hand and a long
ruu is expected.
MARTIN THORNTON generous donation
o.! dishes TO the orphans va most CRATE
fully appreciated by the Sisters and little
ones az the asylum.
THE police are looking through the iens
Of i%siquity fer q sixteen year old East
Liverpool girl, who Is though, to have
come TO this city and gone aStray.
ELIZABETH MrTn was yesterday appoint
Ell administrators Of The estate OF John Il
Muth. deceased. Bond, $1,000, with
Louise B aud Lizzie ". Muth, s~ureties.
Mons. F~RANcoNIAs European Sensation
ia drawing good houses At the Academy OF
Music this week. The show Is q good one
aud the opportunity should be taken TO
see it.
TuG case Of J. W. Rife 4 Bro. vs.. the
.i.taa Fire aud Marine Insurance Compa.
uy, Was on trial in the Municipal Court
Yesterday. Caldwell Il Caldwell for plain.
TIL, and K G. Barr for defendant
YESTERDAY afternoon Officers Juukina
and Usku raidcd julie Chisnell's East
Wheeling oaguio locking up the Madame
and "A msle visitor. The warrant wes
sworn ont by II young man, whose lsther
was in the house and refused 10 come out
Tue Germauia Singing Society will cr's.
brale its seventeenth anniversary on the
l7th Of February. Both halls VII be o.
cupied and while dancing is yuiur On n
one, speeches and general Gmg.rmrnta "Iii
take place in the othsr.
Tus town Of TiitonvlIle, O has petition.
Il the Common Pleas Court 10 change the
name OF the place to HrIvedere. The ca
l-rs met on lasJ Saturday %evou'u- TO in
corp .ra.e the village iufo Il town. An
other meeting sill br held 10 morrow even.
juy.
TuE first grand skn,irg aui dancing
carnival will be given by the Silver Leaf
Social at ths Chapliue street rink 10 night.
Skating from : 70 10 O'Clock and dancing
from that t,me unit ; a m. \ hand
come prize will be given TO the bes: lady
walker.
The grand skating and dancing carni
val TO be given at the Chaplinc street rink
promises to he one Of the most enjoyable
rink entertainments gIyen in the CITY this
season. There Will bn skN'ing until 10
o'clock and dancing from then until >.
Good music will BIZ on hand
A LECTURE 70: the poor viii be delivered
ut the Cathedral ueNt Sunday night At :
o'clock by Rev. Joseph W. Stenger. Of
Charleston, ". Va. His suhjec: vii! bs
"Hhe Virtue Of Charity. The lecturer
ability is so we'll known that n crowded
house can be considered US insured
Tue managers of the Chapline street
rink nave engaged the famous p. L. Bar.
mum and Mason Mastodouic Aggregation.
This is the finest rinh snow : the country
and givea great entertainment, They viii
appear at the riuk or Monday Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings and Wednesday
matinee.
THE REGISTER has received q communi.
cation from Public relating TO the assault
Of the Ia'elligencer upon Councilman
Picket. which ia withheld, owing TO the ab.
sence OF the writer's name. When thst is
forthcoming, moi, for publication, but for
our Information, the letter will be cheer,
fully printed.
"AruRODITE,' an entirely new play con.
structed on the principle Of "Adonis, will
appear at the Opera House next Monday
and Tuesday evenings. The piece is al.
most ~plo,less. but 10 trimming over with
tan. Mr.. Harry Brown, assisted by q full
comedy company, will present the play aud
crowded houses will no doub; greet it.
Tug hospitable residence of Mr.. End
Mrs. William 4. lsett, OF North Main
street, was thrown open last evening 10 o
large number of invited guests, the Occa.
sion being q full dress progressive euchr5
party. The affair WAS ole o; the largest
and most brilliau. OF the season 6nd was
AZ highly enjoyable as well could be. The
prizes were handsome, the supper elegant
and the hostess, a. usual, fas2inaling.
CARDS Of invitation are out for an eli.
tsr,aiument to be given by the young
ladies' aud gentlemen Of Miss Maholin's
elocution class. which takes place to night
in Clay Grammar hall, commencing 81 1880
o'clock. The enter a,nment Will lie al
unusually tine one, and those fortunate
enough TO receive invitations will no doubt
embrace the opportunity Of attending. Mr..
Frank Hennig. it is understood, will take
part.
A FINE cOucerl was given last evening
by the ladies' Of the Aron Society, which
was followed by a ball. Quite u large
crowd of Arion folks we're present, who in
dulged in one of their usual delightful
evenings among themselves. The ladies in
charge Of the affair deserve the highest
credit for the manner in which everytliLg
passed oil and the excellence Of the enter
tainmcnt. Prot. Joe Kramer pade the
music.
A GooD audience attended the C~hap!ine
street rink last evening to witness the sec-
ond contest between the Chicago cham.
pions and the ChapiiCe street polo clubs
Our boss gave the Chicago lads "a good
tussle for the frst two goals, an hour aud n
half being o.yrpied. The former club
woa both goals aud our club the third
Saturday evening Sue Barkly Of the Island
aud Lille Rust. Of the South Side, both
misses Of about seven years of age, will
give al exhibition Of skating al this rink.
They are gooi.
MR. AND Mas. Orro JAEGER pleasantly
entertained q number OF friends at their
home on the South Side, last evening, the
occasion being the anniversary CELEBRATION
Of Mrs .Jaegers birthday. The evening
WAS spent in d delightful manner, music
and sOpr he;Dg the DriucirRl AmusPmPnts