Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-17
II CITY IN BkiEF.
Matters of Minor Importance Picked Z
About Town.

Matters of Minor importance ElcAeN ~
About Town.
Fish stories are biOssomlng.
YESTERDAY was d regular old time bud
barster.
MAGGIE, the Midget" at the Opera
House matinee this afternoon.
No DEFINITE arrangement for deepening
the Central gas we'll has yet been arrived
at.
A ~ELEPHoS has been PIT IN tbs office
of Messrs, I. NJ. Gavin and J. &. Hatehln'
son.
MATINEE at the Peoples Theatre this
s~tternoor. Kit, the ArksussS Traveller,
will be given, and will close a weeks en-
gsgement this evening.
tbs S~ieuoenyille Gazette says: MI,
Morris Horkheimer, the Wheeling wool
buyer, is talking % cents for the.sVerage ct
woods IN this SECTION
MR. DAVE BROoEs says that the wall OF
the house corner alley L and Sixteenth
street did not fall accidentally. Il was al
lowed to fall ~purposely.
WHEELING has turned out q professional
skater in the person OF Henry Stahl, VINO
is now doing the Eastern States with Cbss.
Korngsble for manager.
The Young Mems Democratic Club met
in regular session a. their hall last even,
ing and transacted the routine Business, and
had = good time ss usual.
REY. R. r. SyoaE will o~ficiate at St
Luks's Church en- Sunday evening at 7:SO,
There will not be sermon Ia the
morning, as Mr.. CAN'T is still i'll.
A GREAT many bicycle boys were out on
their machines on South Chspliue street
Yesterday and last evening. Will Wright
had the misfortune TO have q break doR n
"BrrcH." one Of Schmulbach's drivers,
vas accompanied by ayoung billy goat on
his rounds in delivering book beer yes
terdsy. Butch Gays the billy" makes a
good trade marx.
PEoPLE 10 the Sixth ward are kiok,nG
vigorously over the fact that their sloPs
have o been carried awav for over q
month, and they want to know what's the
matter with the man who has the contract
to do the work.
A TWO year old daughter % Col. John
Boring died yesterday at her fathers hoaae
on Sixteenth street. The funeral will take
place tins afternoon from the family real
dsuce at 2 o'clock. Intermeut at the
Peninsula Cemetery.
The iourntynen painters will meet this
evening g. James McAdam's paint shop on
Marker street. for the purpose OF organlz
ing a painters union. 4 tall a t3ndarce
of al the journeymen painters in the Gig
is requested to be present.
You've mems meetings will be held at
the Y. NJ. c. A. at 7:30 o'clock this even:
ing and / o'clock to morrow afternoon.
Meetingsfor the study Of the international
Sunday School Lessons will De held at the
same place at 8 O'Clock this afternoon.
TIE ounceme that the fire brick
crossing lately put down on Twelfth street,
was done By the Board OF Public Works, is
an error. Twelve of the business men on
the block between Main and Market streets
subscribed sufficient money to do the work.
OEE of Reymsnn's teams came near be,
ing drowned in thu river at the foot of
Twelfth street yesterday evening. The
driver drove in to wash the wheels OF and
out too far and one of the horses lost
his foothold. while ell the kegs on the
wagon were swept Of and iosted down the
river.
JOIN A. CAMPBELL Of New Cumberland,
who died on Wednesday evening an the
Stsubenville lookup from drink, was in
Wheeling not long since where he was
laid up q week or 90 from the same cause.
BE stopped at the McLure House and dur
ing his delirium attempted I night to
from q fourth story window.
The Opera House Orchestra has made
elaborate arrangements to give q grand
concert at the Opera House on Easter
Monday evening, the 26th inst. Profs
Schockey and Arbenz will assist. Miss
Flora Williams, Of Martins Ferry, will
also take part, which her many admirers
here will be pleased to hear. Ten
musicians from Pittsburg will also assist,
in all tEenty six pieces in the or
This is the annual concert ofthe
orchestra, and musical people are looking
to it with much pleasure.