Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-02
xaE UIrr IN BRIEF.
Matters Of Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.

Two ueeu Ol uuht "oAo oNnAAI0ON W ASNSS
yesterday. |
Two marriage license were issued
yesterday.
Police CouRr was q whitewash yester-
day morning.
tbs Park will be thrown open to the
public today.
The circus shows in New MartinsVille
on Monday.
WHEELING PARK opens to day with a
sacred concert.
THE Hinge Factory is only working five
DAYS q week at present.
The circus was comparatively sEuly at
tended. 1t was poor affair.
The puddlers at the Top mill will resume
work next Tuesday morning.
TIE Fire Department boys were out
Yesterday 10 new STRAW hate.
THE BOARD of County commissioners
will meet in regular session tomorrow.
PRoF. CRoCKER's "Equerationals will
be at the Opera House to morrow evening.
The Gas Trustees will hold their regular
meeting on Monday afternoon at four
o'clock.
ABOUT $4,000 was paid into the city
treasury yesterday by persons taking out
liquor licenses.
TIE early closing movement is meeting
With success, and is extending to ali
branches of trade.
OFFICER STEPHENS, yesterday afternoon,
lost $40 between Twenty first and Twenty
second streets, on Main.
tbs Last will and testament of George
Kraft, deceased, was admitted to record
Yesterday and ordered to be recorded,
The Daily Independent Of Bellaire yes
terday celebrsted its sixth anniversary. 1t
is newsy little sheet-small, but oh my!
JOIN Becker, the Eighth ward jeweler,
Yesterday presented Assistant City Clerk
Will Bowers with handsome desk calen-
dar clock.
OK NAV oath William Tell Lodge l. o.
o. F. celebrates its fortieth anniversary
With parade in the city and basket picnic
at the park.
WORK on the New Court House is pro-
crossing rapidly. The foundation walls OF
the Clerks vault have been carried up to
the floor line.
AUcrIoSEER HALLEa yesterday had
small piece Of Elm Grove property up for
sale at tae Court House, yesterday, but 1t
was postponed.
STEPHEN WILCOX is nov policeman at
the Peoples Theatre, and his business re-
lations with Justice George Ankle have
been dissolved.
The unusually 6ue programme Of music
rendered by the St Matthews church choir
on E,ster Sunday will be repeated at this
mornings service.
On the llth inst, the Turner Society Of
this city gives an exhibition ana concert, ct
which some OF our hcue singing societies
have agreed to take part.
The members of the Independent Nail
Feeders Union, No. are called 10 meet
his afternoon, at 80 o'clock 10 attend
the funeral of the late William Hsyburn
The Naionel IDEAL Opera Company will
leave to-day for Washington, d. c., where
they will play an engagement in Mr..
Srssberger's, the managers own tbeater.
Two NEW ice wagons, built by D. Hull &
Co., for C. Seibert Il Sons, made their
first appearance yesterday, and elected
much admiration from those who saw
then.
ALL the hatters, tailor5, clothiers and
gents furnishes of the city are requested
to meei at Frauzheim's Hall at 3 o clock
this afternoon, to consider the early closing
movement.
MEssRs. BLOCH BROI. have just put an
addition 10 their already large establish
ment, which now give them the prestige OF
having one of the most complete smoking
tobacco factories in the country.
THE excellent programme ct the In
maculate Conception church Easter Sun.
day will be repeated Sunday by request
Garmer's mass in B will be sung under
tn dire ctiou OF Mes. w. j. Scott, the or
gsnist.
JESSE DIXON, the popular waiter at the
New Mcclure, has accepted the position OF
head waiter in that house. aud will begin
his duties this morning. Jessie is the right
man in the right place. He vii make a
good one.
Jos A. COCHRAN formerly Of Wheeling,
and Miss Della Merritt, daughter of Mr. L.
J. Merritt, foreman OF the Gazette Office
were married on Thursday evening Ct the
raSdence Of Rev. Robert Alexander, in st
Cl&irsville. The happy couple have count
ess wishes for pre- sperous future.
Owing to the crowded condition of our
columns, large quantity OF neighborhood
news and gossip must hold over ill Moq-
dag. If our correspondents would send
Their matter on Eriday-or what they
coul6-it would be cure OF insertion in
Sundays issue.
ALL the grocery stores between Tenth
aud Twenty-thjrd streets have agreed TO
close hereafter at o'clock m, Fridays
and Saturdays excepted. There is one
store which has not yet agreed to this
move, aud it is understood O committee
will await upon tie srm to induce it to
come into line.
Nh. n. A. Foster, Of the Coal Miners
Union aud delegate to the Trades Assem-.
bly, said yesterday that the REGISTER did
not put the right Interpretation upon the
interview with a union miner in Fridays
issue. He stated that the local Union was
willing to srbitrste eli matters that prop
erly came within Telescope and power OF
the National Federation 10 srbitrste.
Further than that it did not propose to go
TEE Board Of Directors of the Natural
Gas Company of West Virginia met at the
office of the company, on Twelfth street,
yesterday afternoon, and perfected the
terms OF the compromise with Mr.. Kim
berry regarding the abrogsting of the con,
tract with the Italian lsborers. There we're
present President Vsndergrift, Captain
Bachelor, Henry Fisher, and tRe resident
members Of The Board, Messrs. Hoffman,
o Brien and Sweeney. Contractor Kun.
oerly this morning advertises for from so
to 100 laborers to work on the pipe line,
they to apply to Messrs. Jerry MyleS Or Al.