The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-30
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Brier Notes ON Current gyentso OF Minor
Interest.

Interest.
Two masriaselieenses were Issued satur-
.day.
scorr LrsroS won the 6. A. R. badge al the
Bridgeport fair.
aElate John Gibson'Bw will %wasenteredfor
probate Saturday.
|. BARSux and Jumbo are advertised with
plAcards on all the street cars.
TnE West Alexander tunnel cayed in Sat;
urdAy morning. All trains were compelled
10 transfer there Saturday.
MAHAR MERKLE and Albert Keck, motives
OF Germany, received their first ctsEen's
papers III the Circuit Court Saturday.
a SPECIAL meeting OF Council is called for
this evening to take action on the applica-
tons for liquor licenses for the coming year.
Lou RuPLE.s house, on Twenty.flrst street,
was visited by the police Saturday night
and thu madame, two other women and one
man arrested.
Mas. WILLIAM HISS, Of the Eighth ward,
was delivered OF tiiplets Saturday. All the
parties are doing well. Two Of the babes
we're boys and one a girl.
HENRY sHTPLER was arrested by officer
Kennedy, and William Hoffman by Barum,
and were In the station, house Sa~turday,night
charged with disorderly conduct.
WILLIAM DoLLNYER aud "Poks" Vest were
arraigned In Police Court Saturday on a
charge Of fighting and were fined So and costs
each. Both are employed at the gas works,
A DRxD made by Henry Kraft and wife. TO
Elizabeth Imbotrt in consideration OF 500,
and conveying lot 81, on Zane street, Island,
YVES admitted to record by Clerk Hook Satur'
day.
GLERx Hook on Saturday appointed Mary
| Nichols guardian OF Jessie Nichols, orphan
OF W. F. Nichols, deceased. She gave bond
In the sum OF $1,000, with Joseph r. Nichols
as surety.
TIE work OF RELAXING the Citizens street
railway track with fiat rails has been finish
ed as far south as Fourteenth street, and the
new track OF the Elm Grove road will be
finished to Fulton this week.
Mr.. J. 8. GODFREY, the veteran pattern
maker, formerly 10 the employ OF the Mar
tins Ferry Stove Co., has accepted a situa'
lion In the establishment OF Spence, Bags
& Co., at the same place.
The second division OF Barnum's advertis-
ing corps arrived In the city yesterday In
| heir special car. The third division will ar
/ rive next Sunday, and the oircuA itself, "the
greatest show on earth" the following Sun
day.
faE Crescent Building Association has
elected Col. Thomas 0'Brien, jams Nc
Adams, P.L. Kimberly, Charles ]. Rawlings,
Charles L. Davis, Noah w. Beck. John II.
Ewing, J. Elwood Hughes and William II.
Halter as directors for the ensuing year.
The alarm Of fire about seven O'Clock last
evening was occasioned by burning SCOT III
the chimney OF a house on Thirteenth street,
east OF Woods, occupied by Squire Bulger.
No damage was done and the fire depart
ment was needlessly called out.
KLRISHAus and Colts, whose exploits were
recorded Saturday morning, were arraigned
In Police Court Saturday afternoon and fined
s. and costs each. Mrs. Cots was dismissed.
Cots then went before Squire Peterman and
swore out a warrant for Kleinnaus on tile
chare OF assault and battery. The hearingin
this case will take place Mosday evening.
JAMES STEWART. an aged mar arrested by
| Officer Bird Saturday rs a vagrant, was receg'
nizsd by Theodore Kobsr as q man who
stopped in his store to beg, and took advant'
Sgeot the proprietor's absence TO attempt to
rob the money drawer. BE was seen, how
ever, and induced,to depart BY q Wei! direct.
Gu application OF boot toe. kober declined
to appear against him.
6, NJ. Smith, the "Dr. Smith" who figured
in the article headed "a Bogus Detective"
in Saturdays paper, writes In q manner de-
nying the statements made In the article.
| Mr.. VIM. Taylor, OF Sixteenth street, also
sends in q long defense OF Mr.. Smith. The
statements made were obtained from q friend
OF Mrs. Houses, who vouched for them as
substantially correct. Mr.. Taylor, however,
gives SIR. Smith q high character.
Tx police last evening raided the house OF
ill.repute at No. 25 Twenty ftst street Kept
by Ann Wright, aud captured four women
and four men. Five men were In the house,
but one broke away. Although holly pur.
sued and fred at by the police. he made good
bis escape. The warrant on which the house
was pulled was sworn out by a married wo.
man, who believed her husband, agrey.headed
but festive Individual, 10 be In the house. h
was not found, however.
Mr.. AUGUST KRYER, the we'll known double
bass player Of the Opera House 0rchestra.
and a musician Of some attatnments, died
last evening about 0 O'Clock at his home-on
Chapline street, Second ward. Though he
had been sick for q week or two, his ailmeut
being bronchitis, bis death was unexpected.
Several members Of the orchestra called on
him yesterday. ard found him in good
spirits. The sGddest fact in connection with
his death is that he leaves a bride to whom
he was married on the eleventh Inst. He
was q good fellow, ard his death will be gen:
orally regretted. He was IS years old. and
has lived In Wheeling five or six years.