Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-24
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told

Pithily Told
il Wheat 81 Hancher's Watch and Dia-
mould Club No I, No 46 drew.
TIE South End Athletic Club Will hold
a business meeting this afternoon.
REV. FATHER j. b. BAUER will not Of
hciate any longer at St Mary's Chapel at
Triadelphia
THE annual inspection of Gen. Z. s.
Grant cam, 5. Of V, will take place at e.
A. r. Hall Monday evening
Is Police Court yesterday morning
Joseph Roach and Joseph Leasure, for
drunkenness, each got 81 and costs.
The workmen engaged on the retaining
wall at the Market street bridge have
been flooded out by the rise in the creek.
julius POLLOCK has been appointed ad-
ministrat0r of the estate Of the late Mary
A. Ray. Bond s, 800. NJ Pollock surety.
The case Of A. Newman VS.. The New
man Manufacturing Co, of Bridgeport
will be heard in Court at st. Clairsvlue
next Thursday.
TUE stone work Of the new iailer's resi-
dence, connected with the new Jail, is pro
F crossing rapidly, and a part Of the big
arch spanning the driveway is in place.
The Star Building Association is issuing
D Il new StlltS OF SUCK QdLluE 4LuuA way -pU,
and at the meeting of the Association last
night there was a great demand for the
stock.
CHIEF DELBRUGGE has received anlnvlta-
ton from the President OF the Board of
Police and Mrs MacLean, of New York,
/ TO attend q reception 10 be given by them
on June lst
WILLIAM II. HEARNE has purchased from
l. G.. Dillon and wife, a lot on South Front
street, opposite DR.. Edwards, for -, 700,
ana intends putting up handsome resi-
dence in the near future
ELDER j. c. MARBLE has postponed the
discussion of the subject selected for this
evening at Rechabite:Hall, namely, THE
Probable Future of the Labor Question,
Until Sabbath evening week
/ THE following establishments paid off
Yesterday Hobbs and Central glass
works. Standard Axle Works. La Belle
and Wheeling pOtterleS, BOggs Run Mining
Company, Riverside and Top mills.
Is Police Court last evening John Fet-
termyer, Ed. Mooney, Adam Setter and
w Winter were up Us disOrderlies. Fet-
termyer and Winter were dismissed, and
Mooney aud Setter got 81 and costs each.
THE Committee of Fifty, organized last
Sunday as a branch Of the American Sab
bath Union, for a better observance of the
Sabbath. are invited to the services at the
Taird Presbyterian church this evening at
$50.
QUITE a number of Wheeling teachers
have expressed their intention of attending
the meeting of the National Educational
Association at Toronto, Canada, July IA.
The total expense need not exceed fifteen
dollars.
THE funeral Of Richard Mansfield will
take place this afternoon at five o'clock,
from his late residence on Eleventh street.
The remains will be taken 10 the b. Il O.
depot. and sent TO his hORe at Rockland,
Mass, where he will be buried Tuesday
IT is encouraging to note that The late
frost didn OF kill all the fruit. Samples of
plums were shown us yesterday by Frank
Fink, on the Island, which are in fine con-
dltion, the tree from which the fruit was
taken being fairly overladen with plums.
The members Of Holiday Post, G.. A.
IL. will meet at their hall this Sunday
evening at : o'clock TO attended special
memorial services at the Thomson NJ. +.
Church an the Island, where Rev. DR.
Fullerton will preach sermon appropriate
10 Memorial Day
A STRAWBERRY festival and literary en-
tertainment will be held under the auspices
of the Woman's Mission Circle and Young
Peoples Working Association at the First
Baptist church. Tuesday evening next.
On this occasion VIM. Wins, Mrs. Seeley
and others will appear on the programme.
Ar the festival at the Wesley NJ. +.
Church last night, two interesting contests
were decided. For the ring, Miss Kate
Coulter collected S}59 - and Miss Laura
Williams So 53. The tricycle. was award
l I L oil ,h,sfrrI CHI coll
+ $50 %. and S34l5 by her opponent, Miss
Melinda Bowman.
YESTERDAY sixteen Pleasant Valley lots
were sold at auction by J. c. Hervey for
W. Z. Hubbard, Special Commissioner,
bringing Sll, 100 Eighty acres Of hill land,
underlaid with coal, were bid up 10 $3.50,
and that being thought too low the sale was
adjourned until Wednesday, June 3, when
fourteen more lots will also be sold.
THE Court appointed Mr. Kennou, of St
Clairsville. and Mr. Mckee, of Bridgeport
to defend Jennie Hamsley. who is charged
with numbering her eight.year-Old step
child in Bellaire, Ohio, last February
The case is set for trial on June 18th, and /.
a peculiar one, as the charge is that th'
child came 10 its death through the negli
gence Of its step-mother in not furnishing
it sufficient food and caring for it while
sick.
, ONE Of the straDgest condolences o
Fridays storm, taken in connection Will
an event which occurred in the storm o
exactly year ago, was the striking OF tn
house of ID II. Furman. of West Washing
q ton In Fridays storm Mr.. Furman'
house was badly damaged by lightning
and the family considerably shocked
CHANGING at the clock member OF TIT
family made the discovery that it wa
= within FIVE minutes Of the same hour, an'
remembering further, that it was the same
day of the month that son Of Mr.. Fur
man. who was at work on an oil derrich
near Arden station, was killed By bolt o
lightning one year ago.
THE ladies of the y. 2. w. A. anC
Mission Circle Of the First Baptis
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