The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-24
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Brief mentioa.

Brier Mention.
JOSEPH ESeLlsH, the letter carrier iol
North Wheeling, Is taking a few day
rest.
ELEVEN persons from Washington coun
ty, Pa, left this city yesterday for Lead
Mrs. @. A. HOUSE, Of the Seventh ward
died yesterday morning after protracted
illness.
TnI Thorne Combination passed over the
Hempfeld to Little Washington, yesterday
afternoon.
The new residence at the corner OF Fifth
and Market streets is fast approaching
completion.
THREE deeds of trust recorded and one
marriage license was issued yesterday by
the Recorder.
Mrs. HUGO, Of Pittsburgh, is visiting at
theresidence OF Mrs. George Trimble, on
the South Side.
THE Andes received a large shipment OF
iron from the ZEtna mill yesterday, for
southern points.
THR Blaine Club, of Union District, will
hold meeting Friday night. A lively
meeting is anticipated.
RoBERT LUKE will open an undertaking
establishment in connection with his
livery stable at an early day.
SQUIRE MIx's constables are looking
for young man who Is wanted to answer
charge OF disturbance OF the peace.
SOME thief stole gold watch from Mar:
shall White, son OF Attorney General
White, at Washington Hall, Monday night.
TIE young ladies Of the South Side will
give reception at Goetz's Hall this even
ing. I. 7. CoCkayne will furnish the mu-
sic.
THE shooting OF revolver, Monday
night, several times in Alley E,near Seven
teenth street, caused some little excite
ment.
The North End folks want the park on
Rolling Mill Hill, where there are plenty
Of trees and no smoke, and which is close
to the street cars.
A BEAUTIFUL chandelier has been pre-
sented to the church OF the Immaculate
Conception in the Eight Ward by Hobbs,
Brockunier < Co.
Very Rev. JonN I. SULLIVAN left for
Pittsburgh yesterday to have the holy oils
blessed by Bishop Tuigg. He will return
tomorrow evening.
CHARLES KURNgR, son OF Fred. Kurner,
Of the Eighth ward, cut his arm severely
with q goblet, at Hobbs, Brockunier &
Co.'s Glass House Monday.
ALIrrLE child OF John King, who lives
on Jacob Street below 18th street, was
badly scalded Monday by pulling vessel
Of boiling water over on itself.
TILrE TEAaLE complained before
Squire Mix yesterday that Adam Teagle
had abused her. Adam was bonded in
500 to keep the peace for one year.
The new silver fireman's trumpet to be
contesteted for at the fair at st. Alphonsus
School has arrived, and is now on exhibi.
ton at the Eighth Ward Hose House.
OK Thursday night there will be one of
the popular monthly sociables at the
Fourth Street NJ. L. Church. Supper
served from to s o'clock for twenty-five
cents.
P. L. KIMBERLY, OF Manchester, leaves
this morning for Connelsville, Pa, to in
spect the coke ovens there with reference
70 the erection OF large number here at
an early day.
The horses attached to the meat de-
livery wagon OF Louis Hull, Jr, ran away
from the shop on Fifteenth street, yester-
day afternoon, and brought up on Eight
eenth street with o ruined wagon.
JouN PAPPERr, of the Eighth Ward, ran
off to Pittsburgh about two months ago.
Monday his mother heard from him. He
is very sick with typhoid fever and sent
for her. Moral: Don't run of, &c.
The hall which the First ward folks
contemplate erecting Is not to be erected
by the Blaine Club, but by all parties, and
will be for general use, as there is no con-
venient place Of meeting in that ward.
A GERMAN family in great destitution
arrived in this city yesterday en- route to
Pennsylvania from Texas. Captain Liedl
Of the German paper enlisted the sympathy
OF some OF our citizens and they were
provided with supper and lodging. |
JOE. KAss, an employe ofthe Top Mill,
while assisting in changing the rolls on
Monday evening, slipped and falling with
one Of his legs in strained position, sus.
tanned severe fracture OF the limb. Mr..
Kass resides on Coal street, North End.
TIE students OF the Lindsey Institute
will have their regular spring vacation the
remainder OF this, instead OF next week.
The school will therefore be closed until
Monday, March %. The Principal will
act as one Of the Judges at the literary
contest to.nightin Washington, Pa.
To.MoRRow will be Maundy Thursday,
day Of obligation and also a holiday. IL
will be observed by the Episcopalians and
Catholics. Mass will be said at A. ~,
$50 and at 0 o'clock, and at 1901. NJ. The
blessed sacrament will be exposed during
theday and the faithful generally will visit
the churches; After the "Gloria" has
been sung tomorrow, the bells will be
silent until Saturday.
FANNY DARBY, whose house on the Is
land was searched Saturday night, by the
police, for stolen property, was arrested
yesterday and committed to jail default
OF bail, on a charge Of receiving stolen
property. 0zias Holt made the informa-
lion. It was at Darby's house that Holt's
revolver was secreted, and where Merri-
field was with the money Saturday after.
noon. Squire W. W. Miller committed
the lady.
MYSTERIOUS yesterday
tho naonla of BridpeDoFt and EtnRyille