Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
HI CITY IN BRIEF.

Matters Of Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.
THREE marriage licenses were issued yes.
terdsy.
TIE Hinge factory continues to run full
in all departments.
FOURTEEN arrests had been made BY the
police up to l o'clock this morning.
OFFICER WATSON is temporarily laid up.
Extraman Truschel is in his place.
WORK has been commenced on the foun-
dstions of the vaults in the new Court
House.
OFFICER GRUBLER arrested q nan named
Finley, hailing from Buchsnnon, yesterday,
for drunkenness.
The case of the State vs. George Null
doou will De put On trial in the Circuit
Court tomorrow.
SATURDAY, June 8, has been set az the
time for holding the annual Amslgamation
reunion at Beaver.
The beautiful weather yesterday eve
ming brought out the retail purchasers in
great shape. and the stores were crowded.
P. SWEENEY & SoN, prominent horse
dealers Of Philadelphia, shipped a lot OF
6ne horses from here to that point yester'
day.
The reason the grocers all look 80 hap
py-Jack asSiey is giving them sn"Acme'
shine and will continue to do 80 q few
days longer.
Tue moon was surrounded with a beau
tful circle, containing all the colors of the
rainbow, at midnight last night. The
sight attracted much attention.
Book beer got the boys down bad last
night. There was more drunkenness than
for six months back, and the police were
kept busy locking up disorderly cases.
You've McManawsy, charged with OBJ
structing a letter carrier in the discharge
OF his duties, will have a hearing before
Commissioner Forbes to morrow afternoon.
Tbs death of little Homer l. Davis, son
OF Mr.. C. X Davis, on Saturday, was a
sad blow to his parents He was a bright
little lad of four years, and a favorits with
all who knew him.
THE display Of Easter cards and novel
ties by Messrs Stanton & Davenport is III
usually attractive. Many of the card de-
signs are in exquisite taste, and are mar
vels of artistic delicacy.
Tomorrow Mr.. P. L. Kimberly will
sever bis connection with the Manchester
Coal Company, of which he has for 80
long been the efficient Superintendent.
Other business interests demanding his at
%tertion, is the reason for his retirement.
The directors of the Etns Iron and Nail
Company have procured q change in the
corporate mama of the company, eliminat-
ing therefrom the word nail and substi.
tuting for it thu word steel" thus form
ing as q new name .tltns Iron and Steel
Company.
YESTERDAY morning, al s o'clock, solemn
High Mass was celebrated at st. Alphon-
sus' church, on the occasion of the funeral
services of the late John Thoner. The st.
Alphor9us Society was present and fol-
lowed the remains 10 their last resting
place, Mount Calvary Cemetery.
NUMBER &c drew a fine guitar ratified of
at the Mcclure house last evening.
A GRAND ball will be given by the
Mozart Singing Society at their hall on
the evening of the 18th inst. Extensive
arrangements are being made to make the
affair q success.
YESTERDAY was pay day at the River
side mill.
THERE came nesT icing q big row at
the corner Of Hanover and Railroad
streets, Martin sFerry about II o'clock last
night, between striking nailers and feeder
nailers. Revolvers were drawn, and things
looked squslly for a time.