The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-07
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Brief Notes on current Events Of Minor
Inierest.

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TEE Andes excursionists will DO homo to-
day.
The Riverside bar mill will 70 to work
again this morning
THE sinking OF the gas wellat the Central
Glass Works commences to-day.
The 81. Paul's Literary Society OF the
Eighth Ward has adjourned for the season.
THx Gand Commandery K. 7. OF West
Virginia, conVenes at Grafton on Wednes-
day.
A CAR load OF colored laborers from Virgi.
mia arrived In the city Saturday to work on
the River railroad.
DISTRICT ASSEMBLY No. IS, X. of L., will
give the first picnic OF the season on the
srate Fair Grounds next Saturday. Mayors
band will tpieL.
BAESUa's circus will be here one week
from to-day. But that Is a long time for the
boys, whose anticipations have been enllyen.
dby the gay paper on the walls"
YrsrERpAY forenoon u light wagon with a
man, his wife aud tao children In Il, was
nearly wrecked on Sixteenth street, the
horses Tightening ut an engine on the Hemp
field road.
A DOC belonging TO John waterhouse, Of
the South.side, bit q small son OF John
Whitehouse Saturday, intlicing several
painful gashes. Officer Williams killed the
dog, which had beeen complained Of before,
THE Crescent Building Association elected
the following officers Saturday night:
Thomas O.. Brien, President; George g. Han
nan, Secretary; John G. Bayha, Treasurer;
George R. z. Gilchrist, Solicitor; Wm. p.
Hubbard, Trustse.
Mr.. 7. z. PaILLPs will on Thursday next,
at the old lair grounds on the Island, sell at
auction number Of blooded cattle. His
reputation as a cattle fancier and breeder Ia
selacient guarantee OF the character OF the
animals 10 be sold. ff
oTr1cEE:K EsNRDy arrested Frank McCor-
mack and George Russell saturday night for
turning the gas of at Arbebz Hall while a
festival was In progress. The gas bad been
turned of two or three times before 1t was
ascertained who didit.
In running TO last nights fire, the Vigilaut
engine came near being q totul wreck. Just
after crossing the stone bridge, the rear axle
and tho fire box was broken of. 1t had to be
taken to the shopsat once.
IT will be about two weeks before the track
will be in 0 condition for cars OF the Citizens
Line 10 run over the new route from the
corner OF Market and Twenty.frst streets 10
the corner Of Chapline and Twenty.fourth
streets by the way OF Twenty.second street.
KING WILLIAM Lodge OF the American Pro-
testant Association has installed the follow
ing officers: W. NJ, +. MUM; D. NJ, Jacob
Reizsr; Secretary, Michael Stuck; Treasurer,
Ernest Barte; First Conductor, Esnest Bartej
H., Assistant, Christ. Siebke; Chaplain,
Henry Bhsar; Inside Guard, VIM. Frank.
Ar last the straw has been taken out Of the
cars on the Citizens Line aud mats substi-
tuied. Now II the drivers will ltarn to leave
both doors open on hot, dusty day., 50 that the
current oil air will take the dust TO the rear,
instead Of opening the rear aud closing, the
front door, SO that all the dust is sucked In,
there will be some comfort in riding.
CLHRK Hook on Saturday admitted to rec
ord adssd made the S0th day of April, 1883, by
Isaac II. Matthews and wife to Rachael Feay,
In consideration Of $500, for q lot Of ground
situated In the town OF 1riadelphia. deed
made the 18th day Of March, 1888. by Vim.
Bailey snd wife TO Jane Arbutiin0t, In con.
sideration OF $40, for lot No. 5S In section
n" OF Mount Wood cemetery.
TEE steam motors on the Elm Grove road
are once more alleged to be the cause OF an
accident. Yesterday afternoon MI. David
Kull and Andrew Hebrank were out driving
along the National road. When near MI
BelIeview, the horse shied at q motor, turned
suddenly, overturnipg the buggy and throw
ing the gentlemen out, bruisiug them con-
siderably. The buggy was wrecked.
JkYs DAVIS, who has been behaving himself
for several months, is again in trouble. He
and two white youths. Thomas sterrett and
George Holman, were arrested Saturday al.
ternoon Tor drunkenness aud disorderly con-
duct. JEFF was turned over to officer Free
bolt, who not knowing his slippery nature,
did not hold him very securely and he gave
him the slip. Officer Bird caught him later,
and he spent the night in the lookup.