Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-30
TIE CITY IN BRIEF.
Matters OF Minor Importance Picked Up
About TQwn.

Matters OF Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.
Born Martins Ferry banks will close on
Monday.
The pottery will start up full lime to-
morrow.
FaERE Vss6ut one case before Hia
Honor yesterday morning.
RUDOLF GAUTsCHI has opened shaving
parlor at No. 95 Sixteenth street.
g +. McMECHEN Il Son yesterday re-
ceiVed and sold 1000 quarts Of strawber
ries.
A NUMBER Of people from Boggs and
CaldweIFs run went cut to the park yes
.erday and picuicked.
JOHN CooPER, who is blind, had mar
row escape from being run over by loco
motive OF the pottery Friday evening.
The steamship Ems, which had on board
a number of Wheeling and Bridgeport PEG
pie, arrived safely at Southampton on the
9th instant
Z. q. HUDSON was yesterday appointed
guardian Of Rose. Arminta and Lizzie
Hudson, orphans OF Margaret Hudson, de-
ceased. Bond 81 900, VIM. Bsyhs surety
The western bound passenger train on
the B. & o. met with an accident at Fet
terman last evening that caused delay Of
sbopt two hours. The tender Jumped the
track aad almost Rrecipitated the train into
a rsvine.
Mrs j. WooDs has disposed Of her school
for young ladies aud children to Miss An
ME Poorman, who will continue the same
in September. Notice will be given at an
early dste BY publication in the newspapers
and by circular, OF tbs location of the
school, terms and course OF study.
Mr.. PETER ERB sold to the Schmulbach
Brewing Company, to be sent to Stepben,
vills, Ohio one pair of fine English draft
horses, weight 2 800 pounds, the finest
team ever seen in Wheeling. Price not
given. Such teams should have been kept
at home.
OFFICERS Watson, Hszleits, Lukens and
Eiehois rsidsd Miss McGiumphrey's house
of ill.fsme last night about 1880, securing
the madame and four men, all Of whom
put up for their appearance. Two girls
and man escaped, but Officers Watson
aud Dunlap went back about o'clock this
moroing and arrested them.
BRANUN Post G. A. r. No 22l, of
Bridgeport, o will hold decoration service
on Monday, May 81, 1856. Will meet at
the G. A. r hall at 1890 p. IA, and will
march from there to the Bridgeport GENE
terry, where G. A. R services will be held
Comrsde Winters will speak. All soldiers
and citizens are invited.
THE following jewellers have agreed to
close their places of business 81 o'clock
D. m. from June 10th until Sapt. lst, 1885,
excepted; Hebrsuk Bros, l
q. Dillon, John A. Lash, W. J. Lukens, R.
] Donohoe, A. +. Stauver, G. c. Winzen,
ried, W. F. King, ]. Becker, J. Schiller,
q. McNsmsrs, Jacob W. Gruoo, Anton
Stsuver.
FRIDAY evening Siegmund Speiser was
working on o stone quarry on the Elm
Grove road Just this side of Fulton. when
; large piece Of sospstone became de.
.ached some distance shove and fell upon
his head. The weight was eIc2sh to crush
\ mans skull, but when il struck Seig
nund's head it broke in pieces aud left |
him uniDjured, save the shock.
THE Knights Templsr Of this city have
accepted an invitation from Steubenville |
No. II, 10 attend stated
,onclave June fth, for Eo.k in the several
orders. 1t is hoped q large number will
'e present from this city. A train will
cave the the P, C. & ST. L. depot at 4;lO
J. u, and return about II o'clock the
anne night. Knights desiring to attend
Iill please report without delay, either
ersoually or by postal to NJ. K. Wolf, Su.
Telephone Company.