The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-19
CRY MArrERs,
Brief Note. ON Current Events of Minor
Inherent.

Brief Notes ON Current Events Of Minor
Interest
YnTEEDGY was palm suS day.
It did not rain drop Saturday.
THE Battle Of the 81 Is already all the
THaE will be a big docket a. Police Court
this morning.
The Top Mill nail factory will be enlarged
by the addition Of twenty-five machines the
coming summer.
The Riyenide Furniture Factory Of this
city Is shipping large lots Of their furniture
to South America aud the West Indies
TINS Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky ex-
tension now has the track completed TO
point south Of the Baltimore & Ohio shops.
SPECIAL OTrIcER IAUcHLIS ran man
named wilkie In to the Central Station Sat
urdAy night for diSorderly conduct at Char.
lie ShAy's theatre.
THE two alarms Of fire about seven o'clock
Saturday evening, were OccasiOnsd by q
bursting chimney In the Fifth ward. No
damage was done.
ST. PAUL's Literary Society, OF the Eighth
wLrl celebrated ST. PatricE's Day with
musical and literary entertainment at It's
hall Saturday night
The fist base ball'game OF the season took
place Saturday, the contestants being the
Juveniles" aud MECHANICS" The former
made % runs and the latter IL
A THREE year convict named Butler was
received at the MOuudSville prison from
Peasants county, Saturday morning. That
institution now contains 200 inmates.
joins W. Hasenauer was appointed admin
istrator Of the estate OF Margaret Mountain,
deceased, Saturday, giving bond In the sum
Of $500. with Adam HAseBAuer as surety.
THE case Of John Harris against the city,
to recover $500 for damages received at the
corner OF Twenty fourth aud Woods streets,
was heard on Saturday, by Justice Caldwell,
who reserved his decision.
ABOUT one O'Clock this morning the police
raided the houses Of Nellie Campbell aud
Jennie Lee, on EOH street arrestiDg at the
former place two men and two women, aud
at the latter six peTsons, evenly divided as to
sex.
YBrLRDAY as the Salvation Army was
holding services at the Capitol, a crowd Of
boys gathered on the opposite corner, and
one OF them was showed through large pane
OF glass In the confectionery store on Chap
line street.
Mn WILL HGSDL,S has sold his bay mare
Lady Forrest, 10 Bud Beatty, Of Stenbenyille.
He also Brought In his stallion MAmbrinu
Eagle from the country. An offer OF 81 800
for MambrinO Eagle was refused by Mr..
Handisn few days ago.
A FRAME dwelling house at Benwood, be-
longing to the Shepherd McM-ch estate,
and occupied by Professor Crago, OF tue
Sixth ward schools caught fire yesterday
afternoon, and considerable damage was
done to the roof before the IRE was eItin.
ed1shed.
ALL the nail mills resume operations to-
day, but may shut down Tgaln after running
three weeks. The next III cling OF the West
ern Nail Association will be looked forward
20 with considerable interest, rs at II the de.
cisiOn will be made, whether the mills will
agAin shut down.
DIsHoP PErERKIS and Rev II. Rush Swope
conducted religious services III WestwOOds
Hall, Eighth ward, last evening. A large
congregation was present II Is Intended, II
sufficient encouragement is given by the peO.
pie OF the South End to organize an Episco-
palian church there.
JANIS RrBEE and Joseph Bachman, Of the
South Side, engaged In prizs fight Saturday
for $40 side on the river bAuk At the mouth
Of Alley 49, After seven very unsciantihc
ROUNDS hluer kUOCktu DdTuuhu uuL VI lllllt.
spec" KeArns acted as rtf rec. All the par.
ties left town after the fight.
SHORTLY before dusk yesterday afternoon
n stranger, large. tine looking gentleman,
was driving along McColloGh street, when he
drove too near the edge, and horse and buggy
with its occupant rolled over the embank-
men. Strange to ssy, beyond few
scratches and bruises, no damage was done.
HOWARD BROS., the patent solicitors OF this
city, have recently secured patents for the
proved gas scrnbber and condenser. John
M. Sweeney, improvement In steampipe con.
nections. Edward II. Childs, Of Bellaire, o.,
aud Charles X Powell, improvement In the
manufacture Of glassware.
Miss LIZZIE CALDENBGrGH, gave very en-
jpyable party 1t her home on the South
Side on Saturday evening, in honor OF her
brother Charles, who Is visiting her from
McKeetport, and who Is one OF Mckeesport's
yohng and prosperous merchants. There
we're twenty couples present, and all enjoyed
themselves till a late hour.
The Crescent Building Association, Of
Wheeling, has received charter from the
Secretary Of State. II hiss paid In SIS on
stock subscription OF $50 and has the priv.
ilege OF increasing TO 5000 900 In all. The
cofporators holding one share each, are Col.
Thos. O'Brien. P. l.. Kimberly, James Nc.
Adams, John ]. Bayba and George G. Han.
nan.
YEsrERpAY was a field day for the Sal.
walton Army. Itturned outeaily and worked
late. The day was favorable one for out.
door work and the Army made the most Of
II. There WAS hardly an hour that the
singing OF the crowds could not be heard In
the central portion OF the city. AT night,
the headquarters on Main street were so
packed that an overflow meeting was held In
Parkers Hall, South Side.
THE following conyeyances were admitted
10 record at the clerks oilice Saturday: A
deed made the 10Th day Of March. 1883, by
@. W. Steenrod and Others to P. l.. Kimberly,
In consideration Of 50 500, for % acres OF
coal near Mt De Chaniel. A deed made
the 18th day OF March, 1882, by Il. Higgins
and wife, Of Benwood, MARSHALL county. to
Geo. s. Pownall, In consideration OF 81, 500,
for lnt No 10 In RicbietOWn.