Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-03

SclOOl M1fc, anu olQS IOr the
building Hved till the 2lst Of
this mont Nding is l3S.Sx93.4
feet The consists OF a girls
and BOYS pla NO fuel rooms, and
two dry close trst floor has eight
class rooms a large hall l2x90
feet running and south.
The second floor Nts Of six class
rooms. with hall WI hall same as on
the FIRST floor. AT the north end OF the hall
is private room for the teachers and at
the other end is the superintendentis Of
hce. The high school is two rooms aud
taken together they are "a ftx5f.2 IT. An
nexed 70 the high school is toilet and APP
parstOs room. There is also a chemical
room in the rear of the building the students
Of chemistry and other scientific studies
There will De five entrances 10 the build
ing, one main entrance on Fourth street.
one from Hickory, one from Locust and
two from the rear of the building. At
each end OF the hall there are two stair
ways leading 10 the second floor. The
tower on The building will be over the
main entrance on Fourth street The
building will be ventilated and heated by
the Smead Nentilating ana Heating Com
dany.
A. the churches today. morning and
evening: Rev $. j. Boyle, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church will preach in the
the morning on THE Finished Atone
ment1' in the evening, How We Are
Saved.n Al the United Presbyterian DR..
J. johnson OF MuslIiugum College viii
occupy the pulpit both morning and even
ing At the Baptist. Rev. W. b. HartE0g
will preach in the morning on deterioration
OF all Things" in the evening his subject
will be Whence Cometh Our Safety At
the Methodist church, services both morn
ing aud evening. Rev. j. w. Robins pastor.
Regular service in the morRing al the Ger
man Lutheran church, Rev. HopSin, pas
tor.
James NARROW and daughter Mrs. VIM.
Picl5ens, who have been visinting left Tor
their nome at Mansfield yesterday.
In the city yesterday; Nj. Payne, Mt.
Pleasant; W II. Evans, Cadiz; VIM.
Tolaud, Harrisvilie; James Beck, Pleasant
Grove; Nellie Elliot, Harrisville.
r. III. E.ick, of the Belmont Brewing
Company, left for Cincinnati .ast evening
TO visit his brother who has had blood
vessel burst in bis head which threatens
/ Is impair his eyesight.
/ A drunk by the name OF jim Lenard
| threw brick through TiernyS saloon, on
/ First street, because Tierny refused him
beer.
( There will pe an Epworth League con-
vention held in the NJ T.. Church on tue
| 18th and 18th Of this mouth.
! Miss Anna Bogers, OF Monongah' and
/ Mrs. Geo. Poth, Of Steuoenvllie, who nave
/ been visiting friends aud relatives In this
place. have returned 10 their homes.
The Ralston Stars will cross cats with
! the Perkins Stars on the Seaoright
grounds Monday afternoon.
To-day aud coming week az 81. Mary'S
/ This is the third Sunday after Pente~
and also Feast OF ST. Anastatius, Pt
/ ED. LIST, ST. Peter V. Gil. Gosp. ST. l.
| XIV. 10 Monday, Feast OF 81. Fr
Carac; Tuesday, ST. Boniface, bishC
martyr; Wednesday, 81 Noroerb a
| Thursday, ST. Augustus CanH -
| Mary Mag depaz, Saturday.
nand the Third, king ID
reception OF the boys andr
to-day at 3 p. m. Devotionse
at seven. Benediction OF
meat Friday evening. IT
is consecrated TO the So
| Lord.
DIR. A. r. ong is
the Pine Valley ST.
y. Is. Ong
George Fitzpatric.
new horse.
The Belmonts defe
Mascols yesterday ate.
" TO !. Batteries for
and Charles MCGUIRE; for
aud Branson.
Late Friday Night somebc,.
the small confectionery apd
Mrs. Soles. In the lower end OF H.. and
stole about thirty dollars worth Of goods.
Mrs Soles was seen yesterday, aud she
said about five o'clock Friday evening two
half.grown boys came In the store 10 buy
some articles. She put some Of the artl-
Giles up and laid them on tho showcase,
and while the largest Of the TWO BOYS en-
gagged her In conversation the smaller
grabbed the articles and ran down the q.
a +. track, and she went out TO catch him.
The other boy took the rest Of the articles
and skipped She thinks IL was these two
BOYS VINO robbed her Friday night They
were both arrested At their home on wal
nut street, and gave the name OF McCloud.
Rev. j. A. Johnson will lecture NJ the Y.
NJ. G.. A. 4 O'Clock meeting this afternoon.
Rev W. Il. Hartzog leaves Monday 70 at
tend the Pittsourg Baptist Association
meeting at Washington, Pa next TUESDAY
and Wednesday.
day on business.
The following Is the team picked by the
| independent Hose Company WnO VIII
take part ia the races AZ the tournament AZ
Sandusky last month X T.. Montgomery,
Dan Woods, Joseph AMI, Elmer Moore,
Clarence EDberts, Chas. Swartz, VIM.
| Thomas, Al Davis, VIM. Rogers, A. Pax
ton, Pete RedIy, Ellis Eash, Chas. Dow
ney, VIM. Inglemeyer, Ed and Ollie Nc.
Annich, Robert Edwards. J. A. Moore and
George Springer.
The Daughertys defeated the Perkins 0y
a score Of Is 70 . yesterday afternoon.
There will be regular services IN 81
Paulis Chu reh to-day.
Everything at the Aetna STANDARD II
| working the same as last week Sheets
for tin plate will be rolled next Tuesday.
The sale Of tickets for 81. Pau's enter
tanmcnt Is large.
Marshal Moore and 40 officer took Wan
Stokes and wife, Noble aud Kittie Bosley
n enry Curry and Eliza Wren out 70 81
Clairsyiile.
Council met last night pursuant 20 cal
OF the Mayor 70 the purpose OF receiving
the report OF the Finance Committee. Th'
committee reported the following levy foi
the year 1884 General fund, mills
street fund, 40 mills; curbing fund, 2-li
mills: police fund, 6-i0 mills; IRE alarm
system fund. BIO mills; FIRE department
fund, $40 mills: bond and interest fund.
mills. Mr.. Werpig moved that the repor
be received and the motion was carried.
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