The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-19
CRY MATTERS.
Brief Notes ON Current Events OF Minor
Iatareaf


uary 24th.
HARRY sHAY's Academy continues to be
well attended nightly. The bill this week Is
strong one.
THE mileage OF the members OF the House
OF Delegates was paid by the Auditor yester.
day. Very few Of the Senators have drawn
theirs.
The Ladies' Union Benevolent Society
meets this afternoon at half.past TWO at DO.
Fart Hall. All ladies interested are urged to
be present
OFFICER NORRIS arrested one Henry Frau
bic yesterday, and had considerable trouble
with his man, as Henry was inclined 10 stop
and argue in vigorous style.
JosEPH BAILEY, the Trisdelphia horse thief,
Is resting in jail until the next meeting OF
the Grand Jury, being unable TO give $500
bond for bis appearance at that time.
An additional Sunday train has been put
on the P, W. & Ky. road, leaving Wheeling
at 4:l7 p. NJ, and making connections with
the Panhandle for Pittsburgh and the East.
THE House OF Delegates Committee on the
Penitentiary went down TO Moundsville 10
inspect the prison yesterday In accordance
with resolution adopted In the House a
few days ago.
SAMUEL WALLER, Sheriff OF Taylor county,
D. 4. Raymond, Sheriff OF Richie county,
and Eugene Baker, ex-Sheriff OF Jefferson
county, were at the Auditors Office yester-
day, settling up.
A CIRCULAR has been issued TO the conduc.
tors Of the B. & o. railroad forbidding the
carrying OF any employe on any train. For
any violation OF this order both conductor
and employe will be discharged.
The Point Pleasant & Ohio River Rail-
road Company yesterday filed with the Score.
tary Of State notice that that road had been
consolidated under the title OF the Point
Pleasant & Ohio River Railroad Company.
A COAL digger named Joseph schwraz was
seriously brushed beneath pile OF slate In
Bells coal bank. South Wheeling, yesterday
afternoon. He was taken out and attended
! by DR.. Mccoy. No fatal results are antici.
pated.
THE last will and testament OF Ann Eliza
Lee was admitted TO probate yesterday, and
ordered to be recorded. James N. Lee was
appointed administrator with will annexed,
giving bond OF 500 with Martha Brady,
as surety.
GEORGE EoRRtN0ToS, the B. & o. train dis.
patcher at this point, and bis wife have the
sympatbyUt large circle OF friends. They
Yesterday lost their infant son George, a
bright little fellow, who had been sick but a
short time.
The only conveyance OF real estate admit
ted to record yesterday, was deed made
January II, 1883, by W. J. W. Cowden and
wife 10 Jeremiah H. Myles, OF part OF lot No.
II in Busbfield g. INSTRUMENTATION to the
city, for $3.50.
TnE Third Presbyterian church has been
holding q series OF very interesting meetings
since the Week OF Prayer, and are cOntinu:
ing them every night. Twenty.slx have
been united to the church on confession OF
faith and many others are yet inquiring the
way.
RESERVED seats will be placed on sale at
Wilson d Banners music store this morn
ing for Janauschek's engagement at the
Opera House next Monday and Tuesday
evenings. She plays "Mary Stuart Monday
nieht, and marie Antoinette" Tuesday
evening. There will no doubt be rush for
the seats.
MRs. CARPEN .ER, whose complaint concern:
ing the concealment OF the whereabouts OF
her child was published yesterday, made Gp-
plication TO Squire Philips for warrant for
the parties whom she accuses. on the charge
OF abduction. She was told that there was
no criminal law to reach the case, and her
only mode of procedure was to procure q
writ Of habeas corpus.
ABOUT half past nine o'clock yesterday
morning, word was sent to the Atlantic
engine house that stable and coal shed in
Alley 10, between Eotf and Jacob streets, was
on fire. The Hope reel happened TO be
standing in front OF the engine house and was
sent around and quickly extinguished the
blaze. 1t was the result OF hot ashes being
carelessly thrown around.
THE younger German held one OF their
pleasant meetings at Franzheim's Hall last
evening. About twenty-five couples were
present and danced from eight O'Clock I'LL
twelve, to the inspiring music OF Kramers
orchestra. at ten o'clock the real german
began. skilfully led by Mr.. Bates Woods and
Miss Hattie Glass. The fayors were unique
and beautiful. A large part OF this party
was made up OF the "Island Crowd" the
german being given partly complimentary
TO that set.
THERE was fight OF an imposing character
in the saloon kept by Mrs. 0'Hara, at Bridge.
port, last night, about nine o'clock. A mum.
Der OF "toughs" were In her saloon talking,
when difficulty arose which finally devel'
oped into general rough and tumble fight
The notorious Hockey" and John Porter
were the principal participants. The cry OF
murder brought out large crowd on the
street. The police were promptly on hand
and arrested the chief offenders, who will
have hearing to-day before Msy0rJ unkins.
Mrs. 0'Hara and her husband were found in
the coal house very badly beaten.
YESTERDAY August schullze, an Eighth
ward picture dealer, went into the barber
shop Of Sam Robinson, on Eleventh street,
and demanded some pictures aud a clock
that hung on the walls. Robinson was out,
but the colored attendant In charge informed
scbultze that he could not have them, and
as sculize started TO take them down, he hit
him couple OF singing blows Schultze
applied TO the police for the arrest OF the
barber for assaulting him. and Robinson
before Squire Philips. schultzs claims
Robinson procured the goods from him and
never paid for them.
LAST night about quarter past six O'Clock
an alarm OF fire was sentin from box No. IS,
situated In the extreme southern portion OF
the city. The department responded
promptly, but found the fire over the Mar
Shall county line, beyond the reach OF the
hose. II was tie small building near the
Boggs Run railroad bridge that was burning
1t was occupied by two Swiss named Jagci,
who were engaged In the manufacture OF
combs. TWAS impossible to learn from the
occupants how the fire occurred. az they
could not converse In any other than their
native tongue. 1t took about ten minutes
for the building TO burn to the ground.
There was no insurance on the property. 1t
Is Understood that the combs made were
taken by Kraft Bros. & Rosenberg, the whole
sale notion men.
Personal MENTION.