Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
FACT ANDFANCG-
MIu,r City News and Pertinent Talk
and Comment.

and Comment.
NlSrvrDNY Sweeney & Sons foundry was
working.
Ur to 4 late hour last evening II It a single
arrest had been reported at headq uarters.
Tux City Assessors Office has been nicely
furnished and paPered. Mr.. Phillips feels
Justly proud OF il.
YEqEEDAY morning the Pinion Of the
muck rolls at the Belmont mill broke.
causing short delay.
TuE diamonds and watch Ot Charles L
Davis, on exhibition az billions attrdr'ed
great crowd, yesterday.
Tnx strike Al the Nail City glass works
closed Yesterday morning. The boy,
going back 10 work without Sheppard
TuE new hats for the police force arrived
Yesterday, and in style, are Ia S!m!ie OF
those used by the New York City police.
A WARRANT vas issued by Squire Peter
man Tor Arsbella S0les, on charge Of using
abusive language. The case /, set for trla!
Monday evening.
\ YorNG lady tainted, Oh Twelfth street
near Main, last evening. C&usin: somewhat
OF a sensation. Sue vas taken into store
and rsS,or tISe~ applied.
w B,Irtr. SE.. who resides 1t En-
Go. e, has lEyeuIet patent nail nlgn! -.
- q.
pronounced il the finest Invention NJ tue
age.
TAG case OF Safe v, Iidil Deyl,G Tor
using abusive language on complaint o.
Bertha Bray. was continued by SPUR,
Petterman until Tuesday evenjr; At :
O'Clock.
'1ORIDIH." n very distinguished person
age from a foreign country, will visit IN
Minerva SOCipty next Friday evening ~
the college. Don't fail good friends - 70
aud see him.
YESTERDAY the machinery for tho nav
boat for the CoOSa Furnace 20. IA Ais
bama, was shipped Nj. Sweeney wall
leave 10 attend 10 the putting ~ ot tbs
boa; at that point.
THE State W Catherine Hook, on chrrsc
OF using abusive language, waS cried before
Sduirp Peter,nan last evening, and the
defendant tined 81 and 60 L. AMI rcIIicri
TO give peace bond for six months.
Yr,ryEp,, Superintendent Lotus hal u
iul. force ut Iusn engaged IN laying The
new Tat rail on the Citizens street car line.
The NOrk Oi putting down the new rMt
VII, %, pushed Us rapidly as possible
OHro i the buildings occupied by the
EsChs a. marble shop, OF ChiPiin"
street near = ytseuIh, was discovered 70
ue on ire yr-,rrday incoming but the i,-r
49, I.gt OUt without seadIus ~ an alarm
las grea- sttrartiua Of the wea < IN the
way Cf aulu~-meu'~ will be the anuITsTsi
Is Of the Minerva Literary "'l"tS. at tn
Wheeling FINALE College Tue young a
.Ges have rich programme prepared L"
TO which they invite al the Threads D, the
college.
Tpu rumOr which was in Cirrih..Dn On
the street Yesterday 10 the eil,"t t1ll Hir
~ Mason had resigned his position a.
alderman al the Hook and Ladder HJU1e
has no foundation whatever. NC. At>Dn
STATED that he ha I not resigned nor WIS
he likely to.
\ LAR,.E lot of Curbin, has been lyinS Oh
18th street since last fail, much - thr An
roysnce Of the residents, ~ II urcUp:es a
good portion Of the side walk. ssy'rG Eel.
t!emen asked a reporter YESTERDAY. WA,
was the Board Of Public WORKS s)rrg 20 dD
with il, set the CUrbing or not.
Tux North End Boat Club gave 4 grant
ball at Turner's Hall Friday gigl:. ia III
clue swinging contest Mes>rS. GrUHer
Rouse and Ststzuer entered. The talte-
was de Clsred the winner, having N ,de
fOTty.iOur swings and only one error. Thr
ball, like sll former ones given hY this club
Was 8 decided success.
TnE "Pawnee" will soon weigh anchor
and start for the fishing ground. SIC j.
manned and Differed by Rob. Norton, IA
Sor;Oc, Will Salade and VIII Sadler, an /
will 20 out well equipped \ full supply
81 a well assorted character. was lail in AZ
Geo X. MCMechen'S Yesterday. embCICin :
everything known to the grOCery and
canned goods line.
LAST evening young girl named Gehr'ng
met with very painful accident. she
dropped a piece Of money through =
srating in front OF GOetL'S drug
store. in East Wheeling. and while
smother giIl was holding the grating up,
she attempted to reach the coin. lntOtu
nately the grating slipped, catching the
girls hand and badly laceraumg It.
THERE was meeting OF the members Of
the new Crescent Building Association
last night vt their rooms. in CranSls's
block at which they adopted by laws tor
their government in accordance with the
uew law. Subscriptions for stock were re-
ceived. The following gentlemen were
nominated for directors; TnOS. OBcien
=. l.. Kimberly, James NCAiams, J. FL
NoOd Hughes, W. II. Haller, John Ga
tor Chas J. Rawlings. Chas l.. Davis,
James Flanagan, \. ". Beck. Geo. SteIn,
John II. Ewing. The meeting then M
Toured 10 meet BeNt Saturday evening &C
the same place, when entrance fass aud
dues will be- received ani directors elected.
Lyncb's Barrs:N Shoe House will open