Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told

mond Club No. l, No. 90 drew.
ONE deed Of trust was admitted to record
in Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
THos BURKE has purchased the saloon
of Gregory Warner, in the Sixth ward.
INH.E. Hillman & Co.'s watch and dia-
mOnd club drawing, club 10, No. 40; club
10, No. ..
Local UNION No. Q, A. f. c.. w. o., has
rented the State Fair Grounds for their
annual picnic TO be held June 20.
GEORGE BRUNER and George Engle We're
arrested by Officer Herbert last nigh, for
fighting. and Frank Coyle for vagrancy.
Is Police Court last night Frank John
son and II. Dye, both disorderlies, got -
and costs AMI James johnson > and costs.
A MARRIAGE license was granted yester-
day to William n Elliott, aged 30, and
Alice L. Long, aged %, both of Wheeling.
MARGARETHA BECKER has been appointed
administrators of the estate of Charles +.
Becker. deceased. Bond $1,000; surety
Philip Rockert
AUCTONEER HALLER yesterday sold the
Fader property, at the northwest corner of
Twentieth and Main streets, to William
Emblem for SO, los.
WM. WHITE, of McKeesport, Pa, is will
ing to row John Muth, Of Bellaire, some
time next mouth, and will be down next
week to make arrangements.
REDDIE RICHARDS, of Pittsburg, who
rOwed Muth at Bellaire and ut GAINESVILLE,
Muth beating both times, says he will row
Muth again l = miles for purse of 500,
and Muth says he is willing.
HUNrrNG's circus train will arrive at
Bridgeport via the Z. & p. railroad this
h.ar falq ON q
lots at the west end Of the suspension
bridge. and the circus will open Monday
afternoon and remain three DAYS.
A DEED made May :, 1891. by John der
niger and others to Mary 7. Finnegan, wife
of Owen Finnegan, for parcel OF land
containing eleven acres and thirty-three
poles. in Richland district, consideration
s. 300, was left for record at Clerk Hooks
Office yesterday.
THE store room next north of the Opera
House entrance, has been transformed into
bright and fragrant spot by Mr.. Franz
Laup. the Island florist, who has gathered
there a splendid display of cut and potted
flowers, plants. and accessories. The dis
play is very fine.
HARRY MUM, prescription clerk at
Colemau's South Side pharmacy, was the
victim of peculiar accident last night
He stuck the end of a lead pencil in his
ear and withdrew it, leaving the brass tip
in his ear. With the aid of speculum
the tip was extracted by Mr.. Coleman.
Is Police Court yesterday morning T. F.
RYAN for drunkenness was fined 3 and
costs, Constable Richard Baker, of Richie
district, was fined 81 and costs for striking
a Mrs. Moran, VIM. Williams and L. Nj.
McClellaud for disturbing the peace were
- nd lQmaG Johnson
charged with disOrderly conduct got 81
and costs.
The May moon came in on the eth, quar-
ters on the 18th, is full on the 23d, and in
last quarter on the 30th. As the last quar-
ter of the April moon occurred on the lst,
we are treated 10 five phases of her lunar
majesty for the Notwithstanding which
only takes place in one other month, De
cember, when there will be two moons.
THE West Liberty Normal school has en-
rolled this term, l05 students. The ladies
have eleven of majority in the house and
two of a majority in the Senior class, and
can rule the school. Commencement day
is June 10th, when there will be at least
ten graduates, and will doubtless be the
best commencement ever held in the Acad
envy building.
w. EDWIN WINS, so well known in our
city as "Blly WINS, mas consented 10 APP
pear at the concert TO be given by home
talent complimentary TO Mrs. Eva Seely,
In some of his character representations.
This will be Mr. Wins first appearance,
professionally, after an absence of ten
wears. His many friends will be pleased
to have this opportunity to see him in his
funny faces and songs.
REV. j. G.. MCCARTNEY, secretary of the
American Sabbath Union, is in the city
and will speak at number Of
meetings to-day in the interest of
Sabbath observance In the morning
in the United Presbyterian and First Pres
bytenan Churches, in the afternoon at
o'clock there will also be speaking, and in
the evening a union meeting will he held at
Wesley Chapel, Rev. Mr.. Ash pastor, and
in the Fourth Street Methodist Church.
He will be assisted by DR.. II. H. George