Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-05
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One deed of trust was admitted to record
yesterday.
THERE were FIVE cases before His Honor
yesterday morning.
The Board Of Equalization and Appeals
met at the City Building last evening.
THIS regular monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Democratic Club will be held
this evening.
THIs afternoon at 2 o'clock the bids for
building an addition to the First ward
school building will be opened.
SUPERINTENDENT ToDD had q force Of
men at work yesterday repairing Q break
in the ssWer at the corner Of Twelfth and
ChspGue streets.
An elegant party was given al the resi-
dence of q Sixteenth street lady, last
evening, in honor Of Miss Julia Dorm, OF
Leayenworth, Kansas.
SKATING carnival for the benefit Of the
Windsor Athletic Club comes of on the
10Th inst at the Alhsmbra rink. It is
going to be q dandy affair.
QUITE q number Of ladies and gentle
men left yesterday afternoon for Canton,
| o., to be present ST the opening of Mr.. E
! 5. Norton's new hotel there, the Hurford
THE Young ladies of the Minerva So
ciety Of the Female College will hold 81
open session this afternoon at 2 o'clock
Their friends are cordially invited to b
present.
MEssRs. OrTo JAEGER and Smithfele
v~ioliuists, Max Milligsn, pianist, AMI Mrs
Otto Jaeger, soprano, have accepted 81
invitation to appear at the contest at Little
Washington e week.
An advertisement 10 another column an
n~ounces ths, Charlie Albright has bough
ont his fathers business. Charlie is popu
lar and energetic and will increase tn,
excellent business turned over to him b,
his predecessor.
THE death OF Mr.. Dunnore Whiting,
we'll known and popular colored citizen
caused general sorrow among that elemen,
of our population, while not a few whites
heard the news with regret Deceased wa
sexton Of the eolored Baptist church.
HENRY A. ALBRIGHT yesterday trans
fsrred to Charles W. Albright, for the sun
of $1,000, the stock of tin and hardware
contained in the storeroom No. 26O1 Chap
line street, together with n horse snc
wagon aud certain other personal prop
erty.
A wELL.KxowS Island lady pleading
with her equally w~ell-known but drunken
husband to accompany her home, to which
pleadiugs the husband responded with
| oaths and abuse, was the sad sight behelC
by pedestrians on the bridge, late las
night.
A Soy in Steubenville, named Edward
Lockhsrd, attempted to commit suicide
Yesterday By taking cider in which he hsC
put rough on rats. 1t seems that be got al
over dose which resulted in making him
very sick. 1t is said the lad had stolen 6
ring. and had been found out, which csus
ed him to attempt bis life.
LAST Tuesday night about IL O'Clock
Mr.. Charles Click was sccosted on WOOD
street between Seventeenth aud Eighteenth
streets OY LWO men WHO very uuCeEe"Oul
cusly asked him for his money. On re
fusing to comply with their request he va.
held By one while the other searched hi
pockets and relieved him Of two dollars.
THIS evening the Chspline street socis
will give a grand carnival at the Chaplin'
street rink, and o large number OF young
people viii be on hand 70 Join in the cele
6raton Of the first anniversary Of the rink
The building has been becomingly decor
ated. and good music will be provided
During the evening James Gilhooley vii
give an exhibition of fancy skating,
THE benefit a. the Alhsmbrs Palace
rink last night, for the benefit Of the New
burg sufferers, was not az well attended 8!
was expected. The cold weather no doub
caused a great number to stay at home
who probably wouli have otherwise attend
ed. The exhibition Of fancy and tricl
skating by Miss Susie Barley and Lille
Rust was very Rre and was loudly ap
plauded. Tbs onemils dash between Jess
Burkett and Dixon was won with ease b,
Bnrkett. One Of DiXon's skates was on
of order and threw him a number Of times
We did net learn the amount realized.