Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-01
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly an'
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TIE police made 157 arrests during
March.
De-. SPRAGG has removed his Office to No
So Main street.
| The Council Committee on Police is
called 70 meet this evening.
DIR. TIMER. the Eighth ward dentist,
will remove to McLain's block
AN enjoyable euchre party was gwen
! last evening az F'ranzheim's Han, on Main
street.
THE 20-inch water pipe is being placed
on the east side OF the stone Drloge oy gu
periutendent Cummins' men,
< The chimney fire mentioned in yester-
| days issue was not at Dir. winters TAILOR
! ing establishment, but next door.
SEATS will be reserved at the \. NJ. Z.
| A. building, at eight O'Clock this morning,
for the Schubert Quartette Concert.
ALBERT JAMES, while quarreling with
some companions, was struck upon the
| head with a stone, cutting bad cash.
MARGARET GIBSON yesterday qualified as
| executrix of the will Of John Gibson, de-
! ceased. Bond, 500; no security required.
THE Epworth League of the Fulton NJ.
/ +. church are preparing 10 give an enter
! tainment and festival soon for the benehtof
/ the church.
COMPLAINT was made to the police yes
terdav that w. L. Smick and L. r.
Mahoney had jumped board bill at 24l6
| Main street.
A MAN by the name of L. L. Bloom nad
his leg crushed while shifting cars at Gas
ton Station on Monongahela River railroad
| yesterday morning.
CITY CLERK THoNER has mailed the IL
cense applications TO saloonists. Anyone
wanting license and not receiving an APP
| plicatlon will please notify the clerk.
THE attention of investors is called to
the sale of street railway stock, advertised
| in another column of this issue. II will
take place at the Court House at 2 p. m.
to-day.
JUSTICE p. l.. KIMBERLY is now located
on the second floor of the Lutz building on
I Market street, and has the finest Justice
| shop in town. 1t is fitted up very hand
somely.
DIR. CURRY's family are removing to
Baltimore for a season. The doctor re-
mains here together with his son. Hirst,
who is pursuing his studies at the Llnsley
Institute.
JOSEPH BECK, a glassworker employed at
| the Central, collided with fellow work
man early yesterday morning, and was
struck above the left eye by an iron par IN
the hand of the latter
THERE were but three cases in Police
Court, yesterday afternoon. Nelse Berry
got s. and costs for disorder Leonard
Swartz s. for drunkenness, and vag was
allowed 10 leave town.
VALENTINE TRABERT, Of the South Side,
while using a can opener upon box OF
fish, yesterday, accidentally cut his right
thumb, making painful wound. III was
dressed at Coleman's pharmacy.
EDWIN B. TAYEoR, the well-known trav-
cling man FOR Simon Baer's Sons, of this
CITY, died in Parkersburg, Wednesday
afternoon, of typhoid fever. Mr.. Taylor
had many friends who will regret to learn
of his demise.
1T is rumored that Harry Mcclure will
recite a recitation from Cons tragedy in
deep. cavernous tones at the coming
Ellis minstrels. The audience Will re
main in their seats during the entire recital.
Harry will wear a baseball mask.
Miss ANNIE belize entertained num-
Der OF friends very pleasantly last even
ing, at her home on South Jacob street.
Mr.. Dolbear, of Benwood, furnished the
music for dancing, aud tempting refresh
ments were discussed at the usual hour.
Is Squire Ankles Court yesterday the
suit of Charlotte Knopp against Louis As
mus, the Eighth ward liveryman, for $500
damages, growing out of an accident by
which the plaintiff was run over by We
hicle belonging TO the defendant, was dls-
missed at compliments cost.
TO-DAY the County Assessors will COM
mence their work, and will make, as an in
cident Of their wOIK, an enumeration OF
the voters of the county. II is especially
! important, this year, that this list be full
and accurate, and Messrs. Zane and Blan-
chard should be given all possible aid
FARMERS are already beginning to COM
plain OF the late spring interfering with
early blowing. Perhaps they may md
some consolation in the reminder that on
the ID day of April eleven years ago we
had twenty-five inches OF snow, and that
! seven inches of snow fell onthe 2Sd OF
! May, 1883.
TIE Executive Committee of the Bel
mont County Teachers Institute, TO be
! held at ST. Clairsville, o., July 25-August
| ~, 1892, is extending its management TO
every detail. Arrangements have been
made for course of evening entertain
ments, consisting of eight lectures, humor-
Gus and witty, scientific and pedagogical.
| TuE Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling
| Railroad is contemplating radical changes
| lst II is said that the through train for
| Cleveland will leave Bridgeport about {
| o'clock in the morning, instead of at noon,
/ and that the train from Cleveland will not
arrive in Bridgeport until 5 o'clock IN the
| evening.
| ED. SMITH, the Denver pugilist, who was
| arrested here some time ago for indecent
/ conduct has been informed by the Wichita
/ Athletic Club. of Wichita, Kansas, that the
| merchants of that city had subscribed
/ 81 900 for a meeting between him and
/ Patrick OShea, the champion heavy
weight of Kansas. Smith Is TO knock
! O'Shea out in ten rounds in order TO get
| the money This he has consented TO do,
| and April "a has been named as the date.
| Mr. PAT KENNEDY out at Elm Grove has
| something Of reputation for raising
| crack chickens. But MIR. Kennedy re-
| ceived by express from Dakota yesterday,
| a rooster that startled the neighbors. II
was a large and stately bird with the most
| brilliant plumage ever seen on this species
of feathered biped. The feathers about
| the neck were blue, merging into light
| amber near the body. The body was Of
robin color, while the saddle was of a bright
/ yellow, winding up with a red tail and blue
| sickles. Pat said be knew something
/ about raising birds, but on this comoina-
| ton he positively declares that he willis.
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