Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-06
I'll. EMSHEIMER.
I8 and 20 Eleventh st.
SMALL TALK.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.
THE Board of Commissioners will meet
tomorrow in regular session.
THREE deeds of trust were left for
record at Clerk Hooks office yesterday
REPAIRS are being made to the pavement
of the north end Of the Market street
bridge.
THE poles for the electric light wires
were distributed in the Sixth ward, below
Twenty-fifth street yesterday.
The delegates TO the Belmont county Re
publican convention are a unit for Probate
Judge J. II. CASTOR for Representative.
THE Council Committees on Scales, City
Prison, Finances Police and Fire, are
called TO meet on Monday evening.
THE sale of clothing by the Sheriff at
Steinfield's will foot up about q 600, which
will pay about sixty cents on the dollar OF
debts.
ErGHTH ward citizens complain that the
gas lamp at the corner of Thirty-eighth
and McColloch streets, has not been lit for
month.
THERE were three cases in Police Court,
last evening. Fred Warner, charged with
disorder, was dismissed, and two DRINKS
went 10 the hill.
THE new bridge from Etnaville TO the
Island will be free Monday and Tuesday
70 all ladies and children visiting the Fair
from the Ohio side.
CITY COLLECTOR tJohn A. White has ap-
pointed as his deputies MesSrs. w. +.
Weir, the halter and furnisher, and w. n.
Rayl, of the Bell foundry.
A HORSE attached 10 a wagon belonging
70 a dsiryman living out CaldwelPs Run,
fell dead on Chapline street, below
Twenty-Second, about eight o'clock Friday
morning.
THE Epworth League Of Wesley M. E:
Church will entertain the members and
friends Of the society by lawn fete held
at the home OF Mrs. Bayless, No, 3ll0 Nc
Collough street.
SIX cases of disorder were yanked up by
the police last night, the offenders being
Joe Downey, William Zirger, Charles
Thomas, John Stanley, Henry Lowe and
Frank Conley.
THERE were but two cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning-one drunk
and the other a disOrderly. The latter,
named Swanson, was dismissed at the cost
Of Wallace, the complainant.
Mr.. RIENHALTER, of the firm Of Rein
halter & Co., Of Philadelphia, have erected
in Mt. Calvary something new In monu-
ment and granite coping for Miss Z. Rody.
This is the first work Of the kind in the
city.
A. s. TAxsoN and Frank Fralinger, Of
Martins Ferry, have signed articles OF
agreement 70 run a 100-yard foot race on the
State Fair grounds, September 10, between
the hours Of , and 4 p. NJ. The race is for a
purse Of 5000
The building and grounds Of the Lins-
" Institute during the summer vacation
have been improved, and the building thor
Oughly renovated. The school is now in
fine condition 70 accommodate the large
number Of pupils.
THE funeral Of Miss Ella Flynn took
place yesterday morning from the residence
Of her mother on Sixteenth street. The
funeral was very largely attended. Mass
was sung az the Cathedral by the choir Of
which she was member.
A HORSE belonging 20 Zarnitz Bros. and
ran of on Sixteenth street, last evening,
distributing some boxes of ginger snaps all
over the street. The animal brought up in
tbs door of the saloon corner Market and
Sixteenth streets without serious damage.
The Wheeling Conservatory of Music
opens tomorrow. This institution has q
faculty Of superior instructors. and affords
a great opportunity for the unsteady in
clined, such as one often travels hundreds
Of miles TO secure. See ad. in another
column.
Miss ANNIE HARVEY, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Harvey, Of the Island,
died last evening at Sis, after lingering
illness, aged % years. She was a
lady of estimable qualities, and her death
will bring sorrow 10 a wide circle Of
friends