The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-23
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Brief Notes on CGrreSi Events Of ssinpl
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Tnr United engine house Is receiving q
new roof
woRK was rssumsd 1t the Belmont cooper
shop yesterday.
-Four new kllns are being built at the
Wheeling Pottery.
TIE State HcuEe was Is barren Of news
yesterday as barn.
OsK mArri'ge license was issued by Re-
corder Hook yesterday.
Six disorderly cases were disposed OF In
Police Court yesterday morning.
The orphans from the North Wheeling
Home had q picnic at the Park yesterday.
The ladies connected with the Elm Grove
Stone Church give a festival there tonight
The Belmont Nail factory was of ytster-
day in order to allow the heaters 10 get sup
ply OF iron on hand. 1t will start up ngatn
&c: lay.
Miss JENNIE sMrTu, the railroad eyangel.
ist," will commence a series OF REVIVAL meet.
iugs at the Fourth Street NJ. +. Church next
Sunday.
Work was yesterday commenced prepSr'
ing tho portion of ChRpline street between
Twentieth and Twenty.iourth for the fire
brick pavement which 1t Is to receive.
CoMPLAIEr comes from the Island thai
willie the 8. P. W. compsls citizsns to hanG
out red light when they obstruct the stree
at night,yet the Board leaves curhstones snc
sewer pipe on North YORK, above Zane street
without sign OF light.
TaE Market street bridge will be an entire
~ new structure, except the iron framework
WHEN the repairs now In progress under tht
direction OF the Board Of Public Works, Ar'
completed. The iross below the floor wert
found TO be badly rusted. The new h)oI
will be laid In hit tar.
Last night Lush Bowman, young fellow
veil known about town, turned out th,
lights in an Elm Grove car coming into town
Tn car hands approached him about i
when the car reached the city, aud not likinl
I the reception their advances received, pur
itIsd him prctty severely. He ran dowI
sixteenth street, but was captured by Office
TAYLOR, the blood washed of, and he VI.
locked up.
Two conyeyances of real estate were a1
. mitled TO record yestsrday by Recorde
: Hook. The first was deed mSde Autut
%, 1888, by John Normile and wife to Mich
ael shillen OF the east ont.half o Lot No .
intquEre No. AZ, situated in the Eight
ward; consideration 1925. The other wa
, llu uhltu ctpIuuI1 SVth ylCOtt " /
Thomas by the Mt. Zion Cemetery, Of Lo
No. $50 for ~ 80.
ABOUT half,past seven o'clock last evening
: q lamp exploded In the brick house at tb,
corner OF Alley @ and Twenty-seventl
street. It YVES quickly extinguished, NJ
denlage being done. An alarm was sent IL
from box %, situated about four square
from> the house, and the department hat
bard work finding out where twas wanted
The hook and ladder company read the sig
nal 43 and went TO The Crescent mill.
JoRY CoYpREY, alias "Curly Jack" we'll
known crook OF this city. Is again in trouble
He and William Forrest were arrested
Tuesday morning by Roundsmen Coulsor
and Freel while prowling around the For
Wayne Railway ire ght yard on Penn street
Pittsburgh. They are Gt the Central Station
awaiting hearing. The parties are suspect
ed OF having blown the safe OF stevenson
ticket Office, on Liberty street, in that city
SINE time since. Jack got four months.
LAST evening, about I O'Clock, ;oficer VII
liams arrested Ben Frazier at the corner o
twenty seventh and Chapltne streets for be
ing drunk and disorderly. He started Will
i'm for the Central station aud had %
trouble until the Postottice was reached
Here come one called Williams attention t,
tue fact that Frazier Lai drawn knife
officer Tsylor happened along at the sam'
time. THY found Frazier had an open rszo
In his hanG, waiting q fayors bla opportunity
to cut the officer. Frsz er Is nail feeder