Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-12-14
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PIthily Told.

Minor Matters oil Interest DriehJ MI"
Pithily Told.
THE second span of the Back" river
bridge is in place.
THE Kirmess tickets go on sale al
Houses on Tuesday.
Two deeds of trust were left for record al
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
No. 4 came out last night in Wheat x
Hanchers Watch and Diamond Club NO. l.
THERE was but one case in Police Court
last evening He got fifteen days on the
hill.
ABOUT One-half the timbers OF the new
Elm Grove railroad building, and Sixteenth
and Eoff streets, are in place.
IL Police Court, yesterday morning, Ben
Thompson and Davey Kreiter got - and
costs for disorderly conduct.
THE Golden Eagles, of Bridgeport, Will
be given a discourse at the West End
church to-day by Rev. Mr. Craft.
STONE is again being laid on the west
channel pier of the Island bridge. Inc
pier is now twenty-five feet above the
water.
JOIN FITZPATRICK, a boiler at the Upper
Riverside Mill, was struck over the lei'
eve by paddle yesterday morning, cutting
an ugly cash.
MRs. Jos. HANSON, an elderly lady living
in lf,tnaville, fell down flight OF sixteen
steps Yesterday morning, and strange 10
say, escaped serious injury.
THE Council Committee on Lights and
the Board of Gas Trustees have been called
to meet in joint session, on the electric
light question, Tuesday evening.
Hon. 3. SoMNERyILLE and Judge G.
f.. BOYD have entered into u partnership
for the practice of law, dating from jan
uary lst. Judge Boyd's offices Will be re-
tanned.
THE Ohio River passenger train due here
at s 10 O'Clock last night did not get in I'M
til early this morning 1t was delayed at
some point down the river by a freight
wreck.
JAMES MCGowAN and George Englehard
were arrested by Officer Gaus last evening,
for disorderly conduct. Officer Watson
brought in man too drunk to tell his
name.
IL THE list of Republicans for City Ser
geant, published by the REGISTER the other
day, the name of Capt. Thomas NJ. Bennett
was unintentionally omitted. The Captain
is hustling for all he is worth.
Mr.. C.. A. HOUSE. the enterprising music
dealer, said yesterday the report that he
was to remove from his place of business
during the remodling of the building, was
an error. He will remain in his present To-
cation.
THE members Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association are invited to the Associa-
ton building next Thursday evening to
meet Mr. A. II. Zimmerman, the new
secretary of the association, of Maryland,
District of Columbia and West Va.
REV. THOMAS +. Clancy, formerly pas
tor of the First Baptist Church OF this city,
died at Philadelphia on the 18th inst, aged
about 80 years. The deceased has wide
mountaineering in this city, and was
greatly esteemed. His death occasioned
much regret.
THE funeral Of John Robinson, the kiln
man at the Wheeling pottery yesterday
afternoon, was largely attended. The Pot
ters' Assembly turned out in body The
remains were taken TO the Pan Handle
depot and sent on the 4 30 train 10 Trenton,
y. j.. where they will be buried to-day
THERE was lively fight in South Side
saloon Friday night, between two We'll
known men. They were sitting at a table
engaged in conversation, when dispute
arose, and one was struck on the head win
Il beer glass, cutting three ugly holes IN MS
head. He went to Menkemiller's drug
store where his wounds were dressed.
Hon. w. Il. COVERT, of Philadelphia,
Pa, will deliver u free lecture on the
"Principals, Objects and Aims OF the
Junior Order of United American Mechan-
ics,n in G.. A. X. hall next "Wednesday
evening. December IL, 1890, under the aus
pices of Washington Council, No. .. All
members of the Order. ladies and friends,
requested TO be present.
REV. DIR. HUTCHINSON; of Buchannon,
President of the Methodist Conference
Seminary at that place, will occupy the
pulpit this morning at Thomson Nj. +.
church. Rev. Fullerton will preach in the
evening as usual. Rev. c. w. Gushing, at
the Fourth Street Methodist, this evening,
will preach on 1.-THE Duties and Rights of
the Ministry At the Second Presbyter-
ian church, Rev. Dr. Cooke will preach on
THE Object of Religion" this morning.
At the Disciples church Rev. j. a. Hop
kins. the pastor, will talk on dishonesty
at the morning service. This evening,
Gambling" will be the topic for discus
sion. Rev. DIR. John a. Wilson, pastor OF
the United Presbyterian church at Woos-
ter O.. will occupy the United Presbyter-
ian pulpit all day to-day. Rev. ,. Is. Bar
ntz, a former pastor of the English Luth-
eran church, will occupy his old pulpit to-
morrow morning and evening. He is now
Western Secretary to the Society of Home
Missions.