Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-04
SHALL TALE
MinOr matters OF Iatsrsss erIsay and
PithilY Told.

Minor Matters OF Iateress brteAy AAa
Pithily Told.
SEVERAL wholesale grocers report trade
booming again.
TIE Forty-third street ferry Skiffs are
beng run, after tive days idleness, caused
by the ice IN the river.
TOMORROW night the Turner's will give
dance in North Wheeling Turner Hail
A big event is planned.
HARRY CAPPs was arrested by Oficer
Herbert last evening, for striking Sophia
Gihin, his former wife.
NExr Tuesday evening the ladies OF the
Mozart Singing Society will give one OF us
delightful cofieevisits at the ball.
The wheeling Athletic Clubs head
quarters have been neatly refurnished.
The club is making arrangements to give
an exhibition soon.
MANrEI. in the residence Of James
Parker, on Twenty-second street, caught
fire Yesterday and was badly burned. The
fire was put out before it did any material
damage.
OWING to the revival services being held
at the Wesley NJ. +. church, the Young
PEOPLES Social Union Of the church Will
not hold its regular meeting tomorrow
evening.
The Silver Star club Of the South Side
! celebrated their first anniversary al their
club room. January 29th, with stag party,
followed by an oyster supper, which was
enjoyed by all
Mr.. FRANK MANSFIELD has Withdrawn
from the firm of Mansfield & Fender, Oh
of tue popular Buffet, and viii leave Tor
Cincinnati ia few days. Mr.. Will t1en-
der will continue the management OIL the
Buffet.
NARY HEINRICRwas arrested last night
| by Officers O'Brien, Fitzgerald and Drill
er, for keeping a house of ill-fsme in the
Sixth ward. Mrs. Heinrich, Mollie Hem
rich, Nora Green, and win Holmes, were
placed under arrest.
The Tape Breeze enzel case, before
Justice Gellespv, Friday night, resulted
| in Tape being fined $40 and costs for as
sault, 81 and costs for swearing. and oono
Of 500 was required, while Breeze was
| fined s. and costs for assault. Tappe look
| an appeal on the assault and bond matters
THE annual Masque Carnival OF the
Wheeling Turnvereln will take place AZ
Turner's Hall Monday evening, and prom
ises TO be one OF the best events OF the SORT
ever given by the organization. Inc
| prOmenading will be from o:3O 10 5'0O
O'CLOCK, dllu Tue EIttllu OoA LAN a.
| commence at 10 o'clock, escorted by 81
] Perkins carnival band.
Mr.. JOIN +. MENDEL, who has PRESIDED
with such signal ability as choif-master at
/ St. Matthew's Church. ha3 rendered his
| resignation, 70 take effect May lst, and will
be succeeded by Prof. J. A. Rayner, a
gentleman Of long experience with vested
Choirs Mr. Hlenders departure from ST.
Matthew's choir will be learned with re-
| greet by all.
A DRAliATIC entertainments entitled "The
Last Loaf" will be given by Sheridan Co.
NO.43, Military Rank, A. .. X. OF NJ. O.,
at Westwood's hall, next Saturday. The
programme viii be taken part IN by Leno-
IA ThOenen, Prof. CragO, Amelia Miller,
Charles Burt. Nellie Reece, George Hop
wood, Arthur Dawson, Joseph Hudson,
Carl White, j. Il. Brvson, Mrs. BaldDger,
Maggie James and Minnie thinner.
THERE were five cases in Police Court,
Yesterday morning. John Murphy, Jennie
Mcbride and Mrs. Maggie Baker were as
sessed s. and costs for general cussedness.
Dave Reuben aud A. B ravenman were up
for disorder. As they had no cash, they
were compelled to settle the differences
which led to the quarrel and were then al
lowed TO so. Last evening there were
three cases. Two vags got fifteen days
each, and a drunk had his case suspended.