Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-06
TIE CITY IN BRIEF.
Matters Of minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.


About Town.
NExr winter is beginning quite early.
Two marriage licenses were issued yes
terdsy.
The street cara did "bang up" bust
ness yesterday.
THREE deeds of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
LADY OF Lyons" at the Opera House
this afternoon and Dark Days tonight.
The second number of the Monthly
Bulletin Of the Y. N. c. A. was issued yes
terdsy.
JUSTICE DAVIS yesterday committed
William Reed to jailforten days for drunk
enness.
YESTERDAY IVES nice day. OF course
many people do not believe this, but 1t was
for shoe dealers.
The Wousn's Union Benevolent Socie'
~ will meet in regular monthly session to-
morrow afternoon.
The Mikado Skating and Dancing So
cisl will give a grand carnival, with
Krsmer's music, at the Chspiine street
rink, Thursday evening.
The commissioners of the 8 per cent.
loan have, within the last few days, sue
ceeded in disposirg of q quantity OF the
bonds in Baltimore at 1881 and interest.
A CERTAIN young swell was heard to re.
mark Yesterday as he tipped q big drop OF
snow of his budding mustache: u like
this weather because it's so English, you
know"
| A CERTAIN young man in town had a
narrow escape from losing his young mus.
tache the other day. Three hairs dropped
out at once. II the other had followed
suit Why-seeF
The Edith Sinclair Comedy Company
appeared at the Academy Of Music last
evening in pleasing musical comedy en-
titled, IA Box of Cash" which was very
amusing.
The contract between P. L. Kimberly
and the Natural Gas Company OF West
Virginia has not yet been signed owing to
Mr.. Kimberly's absence from the city. The
papers are all ready.
OWING to the severe snow storm on Sun
day morning the REGISTER speeder was IN
able to run up on the "Pewiky," and onr
up river subscribers were deprived Of their
papers in consequence.
Mas NARCOTIC SHARMAN died at the
residence Of her son, Mr.. Henry Shsrman,
No. 81 Virginia street, Island, at halt-psst
5 o'clock and was buried at $50 O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon. Deceased was in hel
niuetieth year, and was a most estimable
, lady.
! Ma. FRED. SCHUETz will deliver lecture
tonight at Turner Hall on the "Amslgs
ton of Races and the Future of America.
The gentleman is an interesting talker ,anc
will no doubt be greeted with Q large au
! di9nce. The lecture will be given IN Ger
: man.
ABRAHAM MoosA, q native OF Egypt, vii
give an informal talk at the U. P. church
this evening, descriptive Of the manner
and customs of the Egyptians. His wit'
{ will assist him, and they will be attired IL
their native costumes This will be yer,
interesting and instructive address. Al
are invited. Admission free.
MISS JANE CRANGLE, sister of the lat
Mrs. Isabella Daalzell. whose death was an
nouuced in Yesterdays REGISTER, I'll! b
buried tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
from her late residence, No. SO Twelfth
street. The death of Mrs Dalzell and Mis-
I Crangle within day or two is sad coin
! cidepce
Persons who are fond Of literary e.
ercises should avail themselves OF the op
) portuuity offered them BY the Longfello'
Literary Society, which meets every Mon
day evening, at 1880 o'clock in the Y. NJ
c. A. building. The evening exercise
! consist of readings, recitations, essay
and debate The question which will b
discussed next Monday evening is resolved
That Congress should make arbitration
obligatory for the settlement Of labor diff
cultiea.