Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-04
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly an
Pithily Told.

Pithily Told.
Two deeds of trust were admitted
To record by Clerk Hook. yesterday,
IT was not Mr.. John T. Geyser'S son.
but his Step-Son, whOw before Justice
Davis Wednesday evening.
THE Council Committee on Railroads
and the special joint committee on elec-
trio light power house, are called 10
meet this evening,
MARTHA MILLER was yesterday APP
pointed Administrative OF the estate Of
Scott Miller. deceased. Bond, $500; C..
~ OtterSOn, surety.
THE hour OF the funeral of John Ma
loney has been postponed to o'clock
Sunday afternoon, so is 10 allow friends
from abroad TO attend.
TuE Finance Committee of the Board
OF Commissioners met last evening and
audited bills, and looked over the road
and bridge appropriations.
CHARLES L. Brown, one of the ty-
phoid fever eases among the Jail prison
crS. mentioned yesterday morning, died
at one o'clock yesterday afternoon.
INFORMATION was received at the
Cathedral yesterday, that Rt. Rev.
Bishop Kahn and party had arrived at
Jerusalem In safety, and that all We're
well
RELIEF CORPS of Holiday Post, G.. 4.
r., will give a musical and literary en-
tertainment AT C.. \. K. Hall this even
ing, and Il pleasant time is assured all
who attend
TIN ease brought against Mrs. Mary
Daley. by Mrs GeySer, before Justice
Davis. was dismissed. yesterday, and Il
warrant was issued for Hamilton Daley.
Mrs. Dailey'S husband.
The C., L. q w. r. r. Company have
moved their Office to 1909 Main street.
1t is now one of the most attractive
offices on the street. Col. Geo. b.
Turner, their agent, can be found at the
above number.
GEO. II. ADAMS and Toma IIanlon,
in He, She, Him and Her" drew fair
audience at the Opera House, last even
ing, and the comicaliticS of the play
caused frequent laughter.
Mr.. EDGAR Z. BoYD has removed his
law Office to No. II Twelfth street. and
McSSrS. White Il Allen and Mr.. c. w.
Atkinson have rented the building on
the west side of Chapline street just OPP
poSite ST. Matthew's church.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment of Roth, Lavey ~ Co., who an
nounce TO the public that they will fur
niSh the best quality of ice the coming
summer. Orders should be left with
\. b. Butler, No. - Twelfth street.
THERE were nine cases in Police Court
yesterday morning. Maggie Conroy and
her three girls and four male visitors
got the usual penalties. VIM. Tomlin-
son. for refusing TO move on when or
dcred by an officer, got II and costs.
Ir was stated yesterday that the in
lurieS received by Mr.. Washington
Rumble were not as serious as was
feared Wednesday night, and that he
would come out of the trouble all right.
The news was very gratifying to MIR.
Rumble'S many friends.
OFFICERS Watson and Gaus found
white woman, named Maggie Rays, in
the Second ward. last night. in bcaStly
state of intoXication. and it required
their united efforts to dump Maggie into
a carriage and conduct her To the lock-
up. The woman is the wife of a cOlorcd
man,
McMAHAN. Porter n Co., OF the
Black Horse sewer pipe works, at New
Cumberland, lost three bargcS loaded
with brick aud sewer pipe. by the
cyclone last week. The boats were the
.Etna. Peerless and COSgrovc. in tow by
the Nail City. l35 miles above Memphis.
Mr.. W. J.. CALIIN's force Of canvas
scrS begin this morning upon his city
directory. 1t will be the cOmplotost di-
rectory of the kind ever turned out.
The last complete directory was in lsss.
The city then had $4,000 population.
The coming directory will probably
show 10000.
COWARD Il CO. base ball exchange AT
No. 1925 Market street. will be open
for business to-day. and all Brother
hood. League and Association games
will be received by innings. Samuel
Hyams. the noted pool seller, will oc-
cupy that position, and the room prom
Uses to be popular resort.
EDWIN L. McCLEARY. who for some
years was clerk i'm j. :. Rhodes x Co. :
store and was later with Geo. K. Taylor.
died at the 81. Charles Hotel, WcdncS-
day morning. after long siege of Suf-
fering from consumption. His remains
were taken to his old home. Cumber-
land. Md. Wednesday evening.
THE stockholders of the West Nir-
ginia Terminal Company were called to
meet AT the office of Hubbard n Russell
Yesterday afternoon to elect directors,
but il was found when the meeting con
yened that they were not yet quite
ready to proceed with the business and
tho meeting was postponed until satpr-
day afternoon 40 tho same hour ana
place.
TuE various Methodist pulpitS In the
city and vicinity will be occupied aS fol-
lows. this evening. i'm the Simultaneous
Missionary meetings: Thomson. T. +.
Galway: North St, j. Engle; Fourth
St. G.. W. Grimes; Philadelphia. f. y.
Lynch: Zane St, ID. l.. Ash; Chaplinc
St. c. W. Cushing; Wesley, c. Il. Ora
ham: Bcnwood. W. C.. Riheldaifer.
THE Bcnwood Building and Loan As
SociatiQn announce through the columns
of the REGISTER that the Association is
now open aud ready for business The
officers have already been receiving
subscriptions. and the Association
started of with flattering prospects.
The gentlemen identified with the ASSo-
citation are we'll known To the people OF
BcnwOOd, and their names are a guar
antee Of success.
BROWN, THE MIND READER.
The Psychological Wonder of the
Age.
Many will no doubt remember the APP
pearance in Wheeling some years ago Of
a vounr man who gave a wonderful and