Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-06
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PIthily Told.
ONE deed Of trust was left for record at
CLERK Hooks office yesterday.
The pudding department of the La Belle
resumed work yesterday morning.
THE addition to Hoffman's tannery on
Iwenty-fourth street is ready for the roof.
HELMBRIeHT's new business house at
Inlrty-slxth and Jacob streets will soon be
ready for occupancy.
j. A. HOLIDAY & SoN's new planning
mill on La Belle street is in operation with
full force of workmen.
Tue Board of Directors Of the Wheeling
Railway company have declared a semi
annual dividend Of three per cent.
A SPECIAL term of the Circuit Court
Judge PAUL, will be held to-day, at which
the motion in the Garrison case will come
up for argument.
Mrs. ALEXANDER LOVE was arrested
last evening on a warrant sworn out by
John McGannon, who alleges abusive
language.
SOME one fred two shots, on McCulloch
street, about midnight last night, one of
the bullets killing dog belonging to John
McGannon.
THE call for a meeting of the Council
Finance Committee, Friday night, has been
withdrawn, owing to the absence OF the
City Solicitor from the city.
SUPERINTENDENT of the Crematory Dunn
had request from the Bridgeport authori-
ties, yesterday, to cremate a dead horse.
The request was referred to the Chairman
Of the Health Committee.
THE members of Local Union No 9,
Glassworkers, are requested to meet at
their hall this, Friday, afternoon, at 2
o'clock. Important business is to be trans
acted. See advertisement.
THE Wheeling Ice and Storage Company
had their wagon around yesterday deliver
ing samples of its pure distilled well water
Chas. McChesney has charge of the wagon.
The water is clear as crystal
A HORSE attached to buggy, which was
hltched on Twelfth street, in front of the
Mcclure, took fright at kite which a
small boy was flying, and rearing up did
considerable damage TO the buggy. The
animal was owned by Harry Stallman.
Mr.. j. G.. DILLON sold his bay horse
Bronzemont, by Doubloon, son of Cuyler,
yesterday to Mr.. Andrew Sweeney, Jr.,
figures private. The horse is a fine one
and shows up we'll in his trials of speed.
He is also a very safe family horse.
A CITIZEN who had been out all night
complained at Police headquarters. yester-
day morning, that he had been relieved Of
a silver watch. He could give no very
tangible idea ofwhere he had been or who
he was with, and as result, little could
be done for him.
IT Is announced that about five hundred
copies of the Acts of the last Legislature
will be delivered by the binder this week,
and the remainder at the rate Of five hun
dred copies week. The book contains
eighteen hundred pages, and weighs about
six pounds. 1t is the largest volume Of
Acts ever compiled in this State.
THERE were seven cases in Police Court
yesterday morning. Charles Bolden and
his wife, for disorderly conduct, got 81 and
50 and costs respectively. William Hen
derson paid a dollar for being drunk, and
Fady Miller went up for a month, in de-
fault of ten dollars, for abusing his mother.
E. Hauxhurst and William Allen, for
fighting, got s. and costs each. Annie
Johnson went to Jail for being drunk.