Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-22
TEE orrY IN BR1EF.
Matters OF minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.
CRY CoUNCIL this evening

Matters OF minor Importance Picked Up
AbOut Town.
CRY Council this evening
ONE deed Of trust was left for record
yesterday.
THREE marriage licenses were issued
yesterday.
FoUR thousand people attended the park
on Sunday.
THERE were nine cases before the Police
Court yesterday morning.
TIE Young Mems Democratic Club met
in regular session last evening.
EMIL NAU, q native Of Germany, was
granted bis first papers yesterday.
THE birds ratified by John Kyne, OF
Enaville, were drawn By ticket, No. 80.
An almost constant stream of trains were
passing over the Hemp6eld oil day yester-
day.
The Council committees on Health and
Cemeteries met at the City Hall last even
ing.
TIE Central Glass House will shut down
about the end of the month for the sum
mer vacation.
THE Atlantic engine went down to the
Eighth ward yesterday and tested the new
" put down natural gas pipes.
The St. Aphonsus Church Will have q
corner stone laying about August ?, and
the event will be celebrated with o good
deal Of eclst.
THREE WOMEN and two men were regis
tered at Police Headquarters at 2 O'Clock
this morning, and grscedt the cooler for var
ious offsDses.
MIS-. KLLIEN KREss was buried yester
day morning from St. Alphonsus Church,
at Mt. Calvary Cemetery, the services be
ing conducted by Rev. Father Angelus.
A RUMOR has been circulated that Mt
Belleyiew hotel would close for the sum
mer. This is untrue, as the hotel will b
conducted in the usual excellent manner
The remains of Capt. James G. Morri
we're buried at Moundsyille, w. Va, yes
terdsy afternoon at l o'clock. The fuuers
took place from the depot and was quit
largely attended.
TaE Committee on Poor House ant
Farm, of the Board of Commissioners
went out to the Poor Farm yesterda.
morning and located the pipe line of tn
West Virginia Natural Gas Company.
ST. JOINS picnic on the State Fsi
grounds yesterday was largely attended AM
q delightful day WAS passed BY all. Th'
concsrt given BY the Opera H0u'e oEches
trS, the delightful weather, aud eyerythin!
combined to make the day q supremel
happy ore.
Is the mention of the master mechanic
who participated in the erection of tn
magnificent Reilly building, it was state,
that Philip Schuehle did the stone work
II should have rel d the firm of Scheel
and Lott, a of the Oldest rs well as on
among the most substantial and reEsol
firms in the city.
. ALAD named Klieyes, while horsebac
riding. was endorsed yesterday atternool
az the corner of Market street and alley :
caused By the horse stumbling. The DO
was thrown over the horses head to tn
ground and the animal fell clear over hin
out without touching him. Both boy an,
horse escaped with q few slight scratches
but it was q close call for the youth.
The official report of the sinking Of til
steamer Lizzie Csssell, on the Muskingum
a few days ago, c~ontradicts in almost ever
particular the telegram sent out from
Cleveland on the evening of the disaster
Instead Of sinking out of sight" the boa
has but three feet of water on her lowe
deck; there was bat t~wenty-Dire people o.
board, instead of "a large excursion" snt
tho loss will be but $500, instead OF total