Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-17
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly ana
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Brieny IN"
Pithily Told.
SOME repairs are being made to the
wharf.
ONE deed of trust was admitted TO record
in Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
Mr. JONI HARPER fell from his bicycle,
yesterday, and sustained number OF PAIN
full bruises.
BASE BALL on the Island Park this after
noon, Wheeling VS.. Dayton. A great game
may be looked for.
WILLIAM MURRAY is the name of the
gentleman who won the prize in the first
foot race at Benwood on Saturday.
SIMPSON Methodist Episcopal Church;
Eoff street, will have their hrst granu
rally in their new church on Sunday, June
22d.
Col. AUGUsT Rolf declines to be can
didate for County Commissioner III Clay
district His name was used without au-
thority.
Tnr Board of County Commissioners will
meet in adjourned session to-day, TO lay
the county levy and transact other I'M
portant matters.
MEssRs BEAN x GREER have sold their
North Wheeling drug store, at Sixth ana
MAIN SbiNiANf W IL "
will take charge at once.
LEwEIIYN HARDESTY, the youngest son
of DIR. j. X. c. Hardesty, died at the resi-
dence of his parents in Washington City
last Wednesday, aged III years.
Mis-. j. C. STONE. of Cleveland, gave a
very interesting lecture at the rooms of the
Y. NJ. c. a, at Bridgeport, last night. An
effort will be made to secure the Pres0y-
terrain Church.
TIE Lawn Fete on the grounds Of Mrs.
Berger that was announced 10 take place
next Friday evening, is postponed temper
arily. The time was too short TO complete
arrangements in detail.
WoRKrNGMEN's Beneficiary Society pa
raded the streets yesterday morning head
ed by Mayors band and picnicked at the
/ Fair Grounds a good crowd was in at
/ tendance and all had an enjoyable time.
MAYOR SEABRlGmT has reduced the fine
Of one BrannOn, convicted in Police Court,
ON the 18th. of beating his mother and sis
ter. from so to -. He has also reduced the
fines assessed against Padge ONeil, from
Sl5 to -.
Miss MARY FINEGAN, daughter of Owen
Finegen, of Pike street, died Sunday at
her home. Their friends extend the fam
ilv sympathy in their bereavement. The
remains will be taken to Cameron for
burial.
SARAH BUTTERFIELD, youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs f. II. Gottlleb, Of Baltl-
more. died Thursday aged eight months,
which their many friends here will be
panied to learn Mrs Gottlieb was daugh-
ter of the late John Butterfield.
THE Mercantile club of Bellaire, COM
posed of "A number of young Jewish society
peOple. will dance at the Park this evening
to the music of the Opera House orchestra
\ number of the members of the Wheeling
Mercantile club will join them.
WE desire to announce to the public that
at the commencement of the Linsly lnstl-
tute this evening a drill will take place,
and all those desiring to attend are invited
to be present \ special motor will leave
the city for Elm Grove after the exercises.
THE sewer at Fink and South Penn
streets, repaired last week ut large eX-
penditure of time and labor by the Board
of Public Works, is again exhibiting signs
of sinking. The sewer is twenty feet I'M
der ground and rests on Il bed of quick
sand, into which the sewer crooks disap-
pear.
JOIN NJ. Cook attorney for the sewer
pipe manufacturers in the deal with the
English syndicate, returned from New
York this morning Everything has been
put in shape for closing the deal, but be-
fore the final action, the papers have TO be
submitted the gentlemen in the syndicate
residing in England. -StetbenrHle Herald.
THE case Of Conrad Wickham VS.. Thomas
Newman, was put on trial before Justice
Davis, last evening, to Il jury. The suit
was for $500 damages, on account of cess
pool in the latters yard overfiowing onto
the premises of Wickham at 1912 Market
street. The jury returned verdict for
500 damages, and Newman's counsel.
Messrs Arnett and Sommerville, made a
motion for a new trial. Judge Jacob rep
resented Wickham.