The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-20
ABOUT r0MN.
Minor happenings Reported from sat
urday and sunday.

TnE Central Glass Work. set four new pots
Saturday. '''" FSS
TnE Eecles investigating Committee meets
this evening.
souETY Il. discussing rumos Of two wed.
dIngs set for this week.
TaE Glucose works will be ready for opera.
lions some time this week.
FASHION DEGREES that the only proper
amusement during Lent shall 10 dinner par.
TlLLERaAS cLAroR, Of tho Hook and Lad.
days F'''' ~"
.THE March term OF the Municipal Court
viii meet to-day. The docket WILDE called
at2RN.
Tm carpenters branch Of the Knights Of
Labor meets At st. Alphonsus Hall this
THE public examinations in all the schools
commence February 9Th, and continue
during the week.
MUNICIPAL couRr met Saturday, but cd.
lourned 70 court In course without transact
Ing any business olinterest.
TnE Wheeling 4 Cadiz mail route has been
reinstated. TIE contract was awarded to
Geo. II. Beck, OF HarriSyille.
THOMAS MEYER, Fulton coal digger, had
bis leg broken Saturday morning. BY getting
1t caught between two cam at the bank.
A CAUCASIAN "Lime Kiln Club" meets
semi'periodically at the City Building.
Lieutenant SyiVis Is It's Brother Gardner"
A LARGE portion OF the water-pipe trench
on Sixteenth street caved In Saturday even.
Ing, and carried with II part Of the track OF
the Elm Grove railway.
HONS, BRoEuNIER & Co.'S glass works are
turning out more work than before tho fire
The only drawback Is In The mould room;
which IL cramped for space.
The acknowledgement will give
grand concert at the Opera House, April Oath.
; The Opera House Orchestra assisted by SOW.
eral well known Pittsburgh musicians. will
participate
TAE portion OF Market street at the inter
section OF Eleventh, Is in simply horrible
condition. A hole was left there In laying
the new water main, which would be biz
enough to bury an elephant
Q A WARRANT Of lunacy was issued Saturday
t by Squire Caldwell for Mary Fitzgerald al
: the instance Of Bishop Kahn. She Is at ut.
: de Chahtal, and the Bishop gave bond fol
her safe keeping until she could be sent to
the asylum.
Dan RICE has been engaged for the coming
season with John Roblnson's Circus, and will
make his appearance with them in this city
next month. Cincinnati Enquirer. Al.
: though slightly disfgured, II seems that the
i old man y still in the ring.
An aggressive Holiness meeting will bl
held at Parker Hall this week, commencing
on TuesdSy evening at ~ o'clock. Thil
d meeting Is for the conversion OF sinners and
/ I'm, nG, 6.Ns fg2 II
g Thatcher and Others will be present.
"LEoSoREN WAIrzEs' Is the name OF very
superior composition placed on our table By
the composer, Prof Hermann Kraeuter, o.
the Seventh ward. Competent Judges pro.
nounce the arrangement very pretty. Prof
X. Is gaining considerable reputation as Q
o composer.
!. CLERK Hook recorded the following deed.
o Saturday: Deed dated March Sth, y. l.. Ger
Is Ing TO Theo. Boress, for the south half Of lot
!. No 8, Centre Wheeling, $500 March 10th
N Margaret A. Geyer 10 Henry Merkle, for the
!, east halt OF lot No. 0, in square q, Eighth
ward, 5000.
The Washington District Lyceum, com.
posed Of scholars from the First ward gram
mar ROOM will give an entertainment In the
North Street Church, on the evening OF the
3lSt, that will repay those who attend. These
young ladies and gentlemen know how to
give an entertainment.
TIE work on the new Hess Block to be
erected on part OF the property formerly Oc.
cupied by the burnt Paxton Block on Market
street, has been let to the following contrac.
tors: ktteves & Kraft, carpenter work;
!. Schedule h Lutz, stone work; Carl Hamilton,
+ brick work; VIM. Hare, Plumbing work.
TIE following theatrical attractions have
been booked for the near future by Manager
RSiStet, Of the Opera House: Tuesday even.
ing, March 2s-Hilrs deacon Crankett"
combination. Friday evening March al
Miss Minnie Palmer, in my Sweetheart u
Saturday evening, April ll-Catharine Rog,
er's combination.
THERE IS every indication OF great nun.
Der Of buildings going up the present season.
We learn OF number Of fine residences "a
DO erected in this city during the year, and
OF q much better character, showing q marked
improvement in the taste OF our people.
Judging from our exchanges the building in.
terest throughout the country looks very
encouraging.
a YESTERDAY morning little daughter Of
|: Mrs. Sallie Stein, aged 10 years. was playing
I about her mothers yard on Chapiine street,
i near Sweeney's foundry, when she suddenly
Slipped and fell. In falling her left arm was
so twisted under her that both bones OF the
fore arm were snapped Off short, the jagged
edges coming through the skin. DR.. Pipes
reduced the fracture.
JIMMY MOUNTAIN, well.known young
man OF this city, who was arrested here seY.
). eral months ago and taken 10 Louisville, to
be tried for the murder OF u colOred deck.
hand on the steamer Charles Morgan, while
the boat was lying at the Louisville wharf, is
again at his home in this city. He was sen.
fenced TO four years confinement in the
Kentucky State Prison, but was pardoued by
the Governor.
> THE merchant who sold young AIlligan
the pistol with which lie shot Davis, Satur.
day night, will be arraigned before Judge
Jetlers for violation OF the ordinance which
prohibits, under penalty OF heavy fine,
selling or giving deadly weapons to minors.
The law is difficult one TO enforce, but
> when, rs in this case, the iniraCtion Is
plainly established, Chief Bennett declares
his Intention 70 enforce 1t fully,
The funeral Of Mr.. r. c. Bonham took
place yesterday afternoon, from St. Mat
thew's church, the services being conducted
! by Rev. r X. swope, Some fine musical
Y selections were sung. The following gentle.
. men acted as pall:bearers: MesSrs. Frank
Hearn, Major A. Loring, ]. b. Blu Boise, J.
D. Culbertson, Spaulding Wallace and K.
II. Delaplain. The funeral was one Of the
most largely afforded that have taken place
ID Wheeling for long tins,
JoHN 7. RAYMOND. the eminent comedian
with frst-claSS company, will appear at the
Opera House on Tuesday evening next, the
2tst, in Fresh, the American a new play
. by A. c. Gunter, author Of I'D. A. NJ" The
play Is one we'll calculated TO give to Mr..
: Raymond full scope for his powers as a come
New York Sun says: "Alr. Raymond has a
new drama in which he presents caFicature
OF the American business man, and last
: evening Ferdinand Merry Fresh began bis
. career on the stage where the celebrated Sell
: lers had had his day, The beginning was
most suspicious. people laughed themselves
hoarse, and the new piece had made hit
before the first act had been ended"
A SERIES OF interesting meetings are in