Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-17
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Pointed PsneIings Of BrIef Toms OF

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TIE Capital rink viii be sold on Satur-
day, the 2lst
THERE were but two case before His
Honor yesterday morning.
THE Young Mems Democratic Club met
at its rooms last evening.
TON PERKINS, the Main street barber,
is thinking Of starting n hospital.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to
record in Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
II is understood that fire will be put in
Hobbs, Broekunier & Co.'S glass works on
the 21st inst.
OFFICER MCNICHoLs run in . street
walker last night for appearing on the
streets after shutdown.
MEETINGS for young men will b held
AT the Young Mems Christian Association
building, and at 4 O'Clock tomorrow alter
noon.
APARTY of South Side yonng folks ex-
eurted out the National Road last evening
and spent the time delightfully."-, returning
at an early hour this morning.
OFFICER HANsHUMAKER arrested VIII
liam Blattner last night and locked him
up in the Eighth ward lookup, to answer
an old charge of disturbing the peace.
THE Choir of st. Johns Church ~excurted
out to Pleasant Valley on the Motor line,
last evening, and enjoyed themselves very
highly. They returned on a special ear.
1t is understood that u certain underta-
ker in the city will shortly be prosecuted
for burying certain bodies without q death
certificate. II may be that interesting de
velopments will follow.
THE Board Of Police and Fire Commits
sioners met last evening, but transacted
no business OF public Importance. The
p~etition of the extramen of the Fire De
partment was laid over until the next
meeting.
A WAGON, laden heavily with stone, was
driven too near a gas pipe ditch on North
Main street, yesterday morning, anu II
took a tumble into the trench. 1t required
the efforts of q number ofmen for several
hours + get it out again.
THE rules respecting the Public Library,
adopted at Saturdays meeting ofthe Board
of Education, require the closing OF the
rooms at 8 D. IN. instead Of $50 as former
", except on Saturday evening, when the
hour viii still be 10 o'clock.
THE foundations of st. Alphonsus Church
is about completed, and the front walls
are being torn down preparatory to re,
building. The corner stone laying celebra'
ton will occur early in August and viii
be 0uite an extensive affair.
WE are under obligations to Council
man B. Stanley for files Of Toronto papers,
containing reports of the X. of P. gather
ing. In the grand parade, Tuesday, We
see Mr.. Shanley's name as being on the
staff Of Major General Carnahan.
A NUMBER of the boys purchased" 8
| little German band, last evening, and pro-
ceeded to serenade their friends, or rather
torture them. Only the keenest watchful'
ness saved the boys from being MANNED FOL
life by some Of those who got u dose.
A FRENCHMAN named Max JoN, who has
undertaken for q wager of $500 10 walk
from Galveston, Texas, to New York City,
in thirteen weeks, passed Friday night
here. He was fOOtsOre and weary, but
full of pluck and confident Of winning
81. CIdirsriNe Gazette.
ALErrER was received yesterday from
Ex-Sheriff George X. Jingle, dated May
81. at ST. Paul, Alaska. He says he pass
ed the winter very pleasantly, the coolest
day the thermometer being but 3 degrees
below zero. He says his health was never
better, he weighing 223 pounds.
THURSDAY evening Constable Lauchlir
arrested Joshua Salisbury on a warrant
sworn out by Mrs. Martha Strickland,
charging him with having attempted to de
molish her boat house. Yesterday morn
ing Salisbury had a hearing before Jus
tice Ankle, who dismissed the ease.
Mr.. CHRISTIAN HELIsTERN and Mis-
| Emelia Heigis, both of Fulton, were mar
ried on Thursday afternoon at the resi-
dence of the bride, by Rev. Father Laureti
us, of St. Alphonsus Church. In the even
ing a reception was held in YOung's Hall
and a pleasant time was enjoyed.
NEARLY all the wool of Noble county,
| o.. is sold. leaving only u clip here anC
there. The wool bought in that county
and that delivered TO merchants l Noble
county from adjoining counties will foo
ND to 500, 900 pounds, and the average
price was pa cents, or Sl5O,OOO for TIT
wool.
A PORTION of a stone wall near Green
wood cemetery gave way yesterday after
noon, carrying with it portion Ofthe Elm
Grove car track, neeeSsitating transfers a
the scene o the accident. The four o'elocl
motor out missed, but at five trains begal
running as usual. A large force was q
work last night repairing damages.
/ YESTERDAY afternoon q blast was made
ON Market near Fifth street, in the gas lint
trench, and a number of large rocks wer'
hurled as high rs fifty forty in the air, for
tunately falling where they did no harm
although they would have done mucl
damage had they fallen on houses. To'
much care cannot be taken in blasting tn
rock.
A BOY named Denny, who lives in tn,
Eighth ward, was playing base ball wit
some companions yesterday, and Will
'sketchen 'em hot of the bat, " the bate
made a foul hit, striking Denny on tn
upper lip, laying it open to the teeth. Tn
wound is quite q painful N and a physi
elan was called, who put several stitehe
in the cash.
QUITE a crowd of young folks went on
TO Jerry Clemens road house, on the st
Oairsville pike, last night, and indulge'
in the delights of a little hop, the state o
the weather making dancing quite enjoya
BILE. Jerry is hOspitable entertainer ant
was ably assisted by Billy Radcliffe of thi
city, in making his guests have o goo
time, which they certainly succeeded ii