Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26


All Together Again-Song -. Little Girls
Welcome Address ...... Miss Julia McDonough
Three Little ads at School. ........ Little Boys
Observation-Disclosures .......... Little Boys
White Rose PolKa-Trio-Two Pianos "
Masters T. Smith. J. Donovan. 2. McDer-
mott; Misses NJ. Welsh, NJ. oConnell, R
Moran.
Willie and Birdle-Song ...........Li Little Boys
Sensation Waltz-Duet-tw two Pianos ..
Master James McDonough Misses J. Nc
Donough. l. Hoffman, NJ. Mullane.
Days of the Week-ReCitation. 800. Little Girls
Iamborine Drill. Gltls
Conversation. 81. -. ................ 81 Boys
Spring Flower Waltz-Duet-Two Pianos
Misses NJ. Rielley, f. IinghnR, D. Shell, L.
Tierney.
Vacation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
II, Mqllaney, T, M.DonOugh, f. Hoffman,
q. MllsOa
La Redemption Polka-Duet-Tw Pianos,
Masters E. Arbaugh, r. Smith, James Nc
Donough; Miss Julia McDonough.
Conversation on Sacred History. 49,. Girls
The Ball-Duet-rwo Pianos. ..............
Miss L. Tierney, NJ. OConnell, E. Hobbs,
NJ. Rielley.
L. Donayan and Chorus
IT'S Moonlighton the Sea-Quartette ...... Girls
Indian Club Drill Observation-Disclosures. 900. Bows
Warblings al Eve-Duet, two pianos 600.
Misses F. Kyne N. Mullaney, J. Nc
Don )ugh, ID. Eick.
The Orphan Child-Recitation. T. Ferhenbach
Ny Old Kentucky Home, Good Night
Inst. Solo. .......... ......A. Arbaugh
The Observation-Disclosures .......... ..... Boys
Lorena-lnSt. Solo, two pianos -.
Misses 4. Kyne, d. Eick
Banner Of the Ssa-Song Boys
The National characterization (. Arbaugh
Midnight Fire Alsrm-SOng. .... ........
Misses NJ. oConnel, L. Hoffman
and Chorus.
Sous Les Magnolies-Duet, two pianos.
Misses J. McOOnOugh, l. Hoffman,
=. kyne, ID. EicS.
The Recitat;on ..............
b Sevin c. Kruech, NJ. Schmitt
Cornet Dust............E. Dobbins, c. Hoffman
The Prettiest Little Song OF Girls
The Monks Nagni6cAt... ................
Misses G.. McCabe L. Hoffman j.
McDOnough.
Gums Animan-Inst Solo, two pianos.
Misses E. Kyne, j. McDonough
+. Dobbins, j. Donovan. D. Debbins,
c. Hoffman.
Holy Mother Guide His Footsteps-voca
Duet. Misses D. Eick, J. McDonoueh
00'"'' '70T The little BOYS Farewell re; ell
The pianos used were furnished by f.
w. Banner & Co., of Wheeling.
Mr. Thomas ~. Salisbury, Secretary of
the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assem-
bly,, informed US last evening that the
Bellaire Firemen had accepted the terms
for another race with the Martins Ferry
team at their next picnic, which will take
place at the Island Fair Grounds. The
purse that was offered last yeur viii be
given in addition TO a like amount, and ar
rangements will be made so that there will
be no hitch this time. There will be great
deal of interest taken in this race as there
is quite a rivalry between the two cities
as TO which has the fastest team. Although
the rivalry is of a friendly nature our boys
will be prepared to do their best when the
time comes, and of course we think we nave
the fastest team.
John Dobbin has accepted a spleudid po-
sitiOn with A. D. French's New Sensation
shows which is one ofthefiuest ahoat. He
will ioin them tomorrow at MckeeSpOrt
Col. MeAninch. well know in this city,
and Miss Molhe Coss, of Bridgeport, will
be married at the home of the bride to-mor-
row. Miss Coss was one OF the High
School graduates.
Go to f. D. Lash's and havesyour eyes
examined and get set OF glasses to SUIT
Mr.. and Mrs. Cummins of Springfield,
Mo, who are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs
w. r.. Ratclih, Of this city, went to Mt
Pleasant yesterday to spend few days.
VIM. Gallagher, Jr., has opened the
McEntir stand on Second street.
The new spire being built on the German
Lutheran Church by B. EXley ~ Go. Will
greatly add to its appearance. 4 1,2oO
pound bell will be placed in it as soon as
the spiVe is completed.
The foundations Of the two new county
school houses in districts Nos S aRd ID are
about completed and ready for the car
David MulHgan, editor of the st. Glars
Vile GdzCtte, was in the city yesterday
among friends.
Mr.. Daniel Cox informs US that he will
withdraw his name as a candidate Tor Com
missioner before the Democratic Conven-
ton, since he is informed that the present
incumbent, Mr.. Miles Hart, will DE can
didate, and Mr.. Cox wishes us to say that
he will throw his support toward Mr..
Hart.
To-day is a special day for prayer at the
Y. NJ. G. A The subject for the afternoon
meeting is "A Motto OF Warning. Ed
Haughton, T. W. Shrow and DR.. w. h.
Hall will lead the meeting.
Howard Joy has returned from TWO
weeks visit at McKeesport.
The fagstone. paving is beginning to take
a good hold on the city, and 1t IS great
Improvement over any other KIND, anu not
much more expensive.
Miss Clara Mitchell, of Mount Pleasant
who has been attending the Y. p. 5. e. Z.
Convention atToronto, is in thecity spend
ing the Sabbath with her sister, Mrs. W.
3. Francis. Misses Lille Dean, and Kate
Ralston. and Rev Brownlee, and Harry
Rosenthal. who were delegates to the same
convention also returned yesterday
Mrs. Samuel Taylor died suddenly at
her home near East Richlaud, Friday
night Mrs Taylor is step-mother OF
MIR. Sam Taylor, book-keeper OF j. \.
Patterson. OF this city. Mr.. Taylor LETT
Yesterday to attend the funeral.
Mrs. Nathan Vail is visiting friends at
Adena. ,-.,,.
Miss Sue Barr is visiting StevbenviIle
friends.
Geo. Spenceris back from trip through
West Virginia.
MIR. Hickuy, of Broadway, will remove
his family to Butler, Pa, next week.
H. Connolly has the contract OF over
a mile Of paving here.
Jess Jones of Pittsburg is spending Sun
dav with his friends here.
Mrs. Thos. Green and daughters nayere-
turned from a visit TO Brilliant and Wells
burg friends
Deputy Sheriff Darby was in town yes
terdsv Lowing an attachment on the prop
Hman tn.