Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-03
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithlly Told.


Pithlly Told.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to
record by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
a GREAT many people were still engaged
in the invigorating exercise oil moving yes
terday.
WILLIAM ToMLisoN of Moundsville, was
arrested last night by Officer Moran for
disorderly conduct.
Mr.. PHILIP SCmNUPP, late with {. X.
Behler has opened a new grocery at the
corner of Eighteenth and Wood streets
Typographical UNION No. ~ has Sc
cured the State Fair Grounds for July
Fourth. and will give a grand picnic ana
dance.
THERE will me a musical and literary en-
tertainment at G.. \. r. Hall, this evening.
given by j. w Holiday Womans' Relief
Corps.
The Bachelors Club danced very pleas
antly at Franzheim's Hail, last evening to
Killmeyer's music. Supper was taken at
Van Keuren's
OFFICES CARNEY and Buch pulled Mag
gle Conroy's house of ill-famc, last even
ing. and captured the madame, three girls
and four men.
THERE were but four cases in Police
| Court. Yesterday morning VIM. Biddle.
for whipping his wife, got - and costs, the
lowest penalty.
McLArGHLIN X Co.'S base ball exchange
will open Saturday, April 9Th. for the
season of 1890, under the management OF
Nate Fell and Geo \. Wickham.
\ MARRIAGE LICENSE was yesterday issued
to Charles +. Anderson. native OF Wash
Iington county, Md, aged y. and Jennie ID.
Evans, native of Frederick county, Nd
/ aged %.
A COMET in the eastern sky is al hand Its
position is right ascension, "a hours I'D NM
/ utes. declination north seven degrees fif-
teen minutes. with Il slow motion north
ward II is bright telescope object
with tail. and il is the first comet Of the
year.
STEUBENvnLE has first-class sensation
ON its hands. "A man named VIM. Mckee
/ estrauging the affections of Mrs Edward
| Shearer. of New Haven. Conn. from her
husband. and bringing her TO Stcubenville,
where the couple were found by the de-
serted husband.
WORK was commenced on the new Seven
teenth street bridge yesterday The iron is
all on the ground and it will not be a long
while before the new bridge Is ready Tor
passengers. While the workmen are on
/ the ground it would be an excellent chance
/ to have the old structure removed
Nix. AND Mrs. JONI GEYsER and their
son were before Justice Davis, last night.
on complaint of Mrs. Mary Daley, who
charged the husband and wife with using
abusive language and their son with tres
pass. The husband and wife were fined
one dollar and costs each and the boy five
dollars and costs a warrant was then
sworn out for Mrs. Daley
THE published reports Of the recent dam
ace to the Brier Hill tunnel on the Wheel
! ing and l.. f.. near Mt. Pleasant, We're very
much exaggerated. the truth being that
trains were running through the tunnel the
dav after il was reported TO have fallen in.
/ All that appeared 10 be the matter with
the tunnel was the displacement of some Of
the timbers, which were righted immedi-
ately.
SIMULTANEOUS missionary meetings have
been in progress in the city since Tuesday.
/ The NJ. +. ministers of the eight churches
Of the city and vicinity Interchange pulpits
each evening. this evenings assignment be
inc as follows: Zane Street. G. W. Cush-
ing: Chapline Street. G.. w. Grimes: IVES
/ ley. W. G.. Riheldaticr; Benwood, ID. L..
Ash Thomson. F.. y. Lynch; North Street
T. f.. Galway; Fourth Street, j. Engle;
Triadelphia. r. ii. Hughes.