Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-20
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T8 and 20 Eleventh ST.
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
PithIly Told.

Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
PithIly Told.
THE Council Committee on Accounts is
called to meet tomorrow evening.
Burns & CHURCH, the expressmen, have
/ a handsome new wagon on the street.
The MIR. S. will give dance at Har-
denis hall, Fulton, on the night Of Octo
Der 9th.
The Sheriff yesterday sold two horses
two wagons and lot Of harness belonging
to the Smith brewery.
OFFICER DEvLrN arrested two men, last
night, for tearing down Joseph SpeidePs
fence, in the Eighth ward.
GEO. L. KURNER & Co., were awarded the
contract for painting the depot and round
house of the W. B. & 7. Ry. g.
THE work of trimming up the electric
light poles is progressing rapidly. Some
of them will be set up the coming week.
OFFICER PORTER found stray cow on
Market street, early yesterday morning,
and put her up at the Green Hotel stable.
CONTRACTOR LENNON is paving the ex-
IRENE upper end Of Main street, and that
historical mud hole will soon be cleared
up.
THERE will be very attractive musical
programme rendered at the services at
the First Presbyterian Church this morn
ing.
THE brick masons have commenced work
on the new Vigilant engine house. The
repairs at the Atlantic will soon be com
pleted.
AN electric motor struck Joseph
Skaters delivery wagon, in the Eighth
ward, last evening, and mashed 1T up
pretty badly.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
TO W. L. Galleher, native Of Batesville,
Ohio, aged 30, and Elizabeth L. Bali 1, a
native Of Wheeling, aged q.
GEO. INGRAM was arrested by Officer
Terrill, last night, for disorder, and VIM.
Fisher and Jos. Walton by Officer Minte-
meyer, for the same offense.
A BRICK fell from the new building at
Chapline and Twenty-second street, yes
terday morning, striking James Parel on
the head, and making painful cut.
LAWRENCE RAYS new business house
and dwelling at the corner of Eoff and
Thirty-eighth street is completed, and Mr..
Ray will open liquor store in q short
time.
John ROBINSoN's great show exhibits on
the Island tomorrow. Look out for the
grand street parade in the morning. The
circus will likely attract an immense crowd
of people.
GROUND was broken on Friday for a new
residence for MIR. Chapman, on South Penn
street, yesterday. Yesterday a residence
was commenced, on Soth Broadway, for
Mr. Williams.
THERE was a fight, about half past
twelve this morning, at Eoif and Twenty
seventh streets, among a crowd Of young
men returning from a dance. Officer
Driller arrested Daniel Crumbacker.
THERE were three cases in Police Court,
yesterday. The case Of John Burns Is de-
tailed elsewhere VIM. Flynn. for dis
order, got So and costs, and John Henry
went 20 the hill. There was but one case
last night-a drunk.
JAMES POWELL, q young man employed
on the new Boyd dwelling, which is being
erected at the corner OF Twenty-second and
Chapline streets, was struck on the head
with q falling brick while ascending q
ladder, cutting quite large cash.
The stOnemasOns resumed work on the
north abutment of the stone bridge, yes
terdap, a course being laid down during
the day. Work on the northeast wing
wall is progressing satisfactorily, as is the
excavation for the southeast wing.
Tue Hon. Il. y. Riley and Architect ~
S. Philpott, have returned from Cincin
natl, where they met the Board OF Regents
of the State Normal School at Fairmont
! for the purpose of examining the Bennet'
and Peck system Of ventilation and dry
closets. The gentlemen of the Board left
with very favorable impression Of the
system, and Of the very courteous recep
tion they met with at the hands Of the Ben
nett and Peck Co.