Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-21
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Matters Of Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.

matters Of Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.
The art exhibition at Kinks does not
begin until the 2Sth inst.
The iuniour member of the firm OIL a.
Moore & Co. died on Friday, atZanesvliie'
Ohio.
/. A. MooRE 4 Co, have removed their
Office to 1918 Market street, over Ewing
Bros.
The Board Of Commissioners will 60 out
to the In6rmsry tomorrow afternoon at l
o clock.
YESTERDAY was pay day at the North
Wheeling glass house, Bells foundry and
the Top Mill.
A RECENT sale of Wheeling and Belmont
bridge stock was at the rate OF S42.S1 Tor
$25 share.
ABOUT midnight last evening, quite a
gale of wind, accompanied by q driving
ram, struck the city.
THE Opera House Orchestra will hold
one of it's delightful rehesrsals at Maen-
nerchor Hall to night.
Rgv. Dr.. De HAss will occupy the
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church pulpit to-day,
Rev. Randolph, being i'll.
TIE Crescent mill will 90 on in full next
Wednesday.
OFFICER LUKENs arrested Edward
Church last evening" for being drunk on
the bridge.
SEVERAL letters which were recovered
from the wreck of the illfated steamship
Oregon have been received at the postofhce
in this city.
The half mile free for all race at the
North End rink, last night, was won BY
John Sentlinger. Robt, Crowther coming
in second and Geo Baird third
ISLANDERS are busy preparing their
flower and vegetable gardens, and the
Seventh ward hens are sharpening then
claws and looking forward to the future
with confidence.
The watch ratified of last Saturday night
at Filan & Killeen's saloon, for the benefit
of Lawrence Clark, was drawn by ticket
No. 1913. The person holding that mum
Der can get the watch by calling at the
above named place.
AT the sheep rattle at Seibert's last even
ing, the prize was won By Samuel Patter
son, of Elm Grove, he holding ticket No
IS. Two more sheep will be ratified of
next Saturday evening at the same place
A HORSE attached to buggy belonging
to Hon. D Wagner scared while standing
in front of the postofice yesterday and
started for Mr.. Wsgner's place of business
on Main street, which he reached just IL
time to strike a farm wagon which had the
effect of wrecking wheel on the buggy.
WILL FARLEY and son of Fred HoE
nick, who are employed at the North iEpc
Glass Works, were playing on Friday, anc
Hornick threw hot bottle into the air
which fell on one of Farleys arms, bruis
ing it terribly. He was taken to the Hos
pitsl where DR.. Frissell dressed the wound
after which he was taken home.
MEssRs. GOODYEAR and Reynolds, two
Ohio cattle men, yesterday brought TO the
city three.year-old steer weighing 2,5S;
pounds. This is the finest piece Of bee
seen in this city for some time and is of The
shorthorn breed. Schenk ( Son purchase
the beef, which can be seen at the New
Home Hotel.
WORD was received in this city yester
dsy that notice had been posted in the
Miugo mill, reducing the price Of heating
from 62 cents per ton to 40 cents, and al
lowing the heater an extra helper, so tina
they could make ten heats per day instead
of eight as at percent The men held O
meeting yesterday and resolved to continue
at work until sometime during the present
week.