Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-11
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly ana
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest oo"'
Pithily Told.
Two deeds of trust were admitted 10
record by Clerk Hook, yesterday.
THE Knights of the Golden Eagle Will
meet at G. A. r. Hall this afternoon.
THERE was but one plain drunk before
His Honor at last evenings Ponce court
NAIL CITY FEDERAL UNION No. 4Ol5; VIII
give a grand picnic at Seiberts Oh MOL
day.
A BRANCH of the Southern Building AS
ISOLATION has been organized at west Alex
ander.
THERE will be an extra motor on the w.
& Z. G. railroad after the Concert MONDAY
evening.
IN Part Two of the Circuit Court. yes
terday, the case of Seabright V. WON, was
still on trial.
ALICE Leverage was sent to jail for ten
DAYS, by Justice Davis, yesterday, 1or
drunkenness.
THERE were but two cases-drunks-i
Police Court, yesterday morning Both
went to the hill.
THE funeral of the late James Robertson
took place yesterday afternoon, an escort
of the comrades of Holiday Post acting as
pail bearers.
ONE of the eXhausters at the gas works
broke down last evening, and for time the
city was compelled to depend upon the gas
in the tanks
The will of James Il. McMurray was adj
mitted TO probate yesterday. DAVID NJ
Blayney was appointed executor. Bono,
8, 900, W. NJ. Dunlap surety.
M. G. Dillon & Co. IS Watch Club draw
ing, May 10, 1890, the following were sue
cessful: Club Ii, No. 2; club Il, NO. - ;
club 10, No. 4; club 10, No 20.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
to Harry n. Crossley, native OF Belmont
county, aged %, and Minnie Adams, a
native of Belmont county, aged ID.
In H. f. Hillman & Co. watch club
drawing. last evening: Club l, No. 2; Club
10. No. 10: Club II, No. 6; Club y, No.
10; Club -, No. 81; Club Il, No. Is.
THE Maennerchor Singing Society will
give a grand picnic and sommernachtfest
on Decoration Day, May 30, at Wheeling
Park.
THE business of the C.. & p. is outgrow-
ing its capacity, and double track is be-
coming a necessity. Side tracks will be
stretched out till they form continuous
road.
THE Flint Glassworl1ers Union of Bell
aire met last evening and elected delegates
to attend the National Convention in Balti-
more. as follows: Patrick McGranagan
Emanuel Bower, Thomas Towers and John
Mellen.
Mr.. w. II. WEIGH, of Leechdale, Allie
gheny county, Pa, who will drill the well
on the Wheeling Development Company's
lease, has all the tools and machinery on
the ground ready to start, except the boiler
He will commence boring on May 2lst.
ATTENTION SCALED to the change in time
in the B. Il O. schedule. The schedule af-
fords the most ample facilities for the
through vestibuled trains, and some very
fast time will be made by them, going both
ways, as everything else is side-tracked.
TICKET No. "a drew gold watch ratified
off by Local Union No. 9, \. +. g. w. u,
and the holder of The ticket has not yet APP
peared Notice is given that if he does not
claim the watch within ten days it will re-
vert back to the union. II has been a
month since the drawing came off.
THE plant of the Etna Iron Works, at
Ironton, Ohio, is TO be sold at Sheriff's
sale. The property has been appraised at
S56l .305 and consists of three furnaces and
|, 100 acres of land. The property is offered
for sale at the suit of Treasurer Turley for
about $4,000 taxes that are past due. The
property is bonded for over 100000, most
of which bonds are held in the East.
INFORMATION has been received from
New Cumberland and East Liverpool that
all the statements furnished the English
syndicate by the sewer pipe works of those
places have been verified, and under the
agreement the syndicate will be compelled
to take the factories The pipe manufac-
turers state that the deal will be closed at
an early day. There are ten concerns in
in the deal and they are valued at about
81 900 600