The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-07
1.ocAI BREy1T1Es.

LOCAL BREy1TIEs. 5tb
matters Of Minor aaomsntia ard About the
D I. City. H
aEauIss 1RADo1p at the Opera Honse
again Tonight
Tag fremen received their ducats yes.
tefiay andd were happy.
ASexpress wagon broke down near the
head Of Seventh street yesterday alter.
noon.
TIE Elm Grove road will run q Especial
train out this evening after the perform
anee at the Opera House. ~ ~
stoHN MOONEY waslound guilty in the
Circuit Court Of gwounding Frank Nc.
Adams with intent to kill.
"a CoLD DAY WHEN We GIT LEFT
and Bunch Of Keys" both put their pa
per on the walls yesterday.
A STILL alarm was sent in the Hope
hose house yesterday, caused bya chimney
fire at A Eleventh street, No damage was
done.
TnE Pewiky road will run special
train totIWellb1rg Saturday night after
the performance at the Opera House and
Academy. OF Music.
Mn. DAVE CARoraERs, Of tho South Side,
has made all arrangements and will re.
move with his family to Colorado in o few
days to make that place his future home.
SQUIRE WOODS yesterday put Wilson
johnson, the County Constable, under
bonds in! the sum OF 500 70 keep the
peace for one year. Squire MeCahon was
the complainant.
Those in costume at the Chapline street
Kinks fancy dress carnival Friday night
will only monopolize the floor for 20 min
utes. At other times during the evening
all present can skate.
CLERK Hook yesterday, admitted 70
record deed made April z byJ John Fink,
Special Commissioner, to William i.
Zane, in consideration Of s, 500, for a lot
on the west side Of South Penn street,
Island. u as 49,
Two MEN were sitting on a board at the
corner OF Fourteenth and Market street.!
Yesterday, when the board broke and
they turned backward somersaults into
the cellar Of the Reilly block. Neither
OF them was hurt. II .sssEs
TIE stage Of water in the channel last
evening was Il feet 4 inches and the river
was falling. The w. N. Chancellor will
be down tomorrow morning en.routa tof
Charleston and intermediate points on the
Ohio and Kanawha rivers.
WASH DUNBAR, said to be the Oldest
steamboat engineer in Wheeling andsto
have taken out the first steamboat built
here, has charge Of the engines OF the
Courier during her trip down the riyei
with the Wallace 4 Co. show.
Another special meeting Of Council will
be held tomorrow night. This time II
will be for the purpose Of considering the
proposed $4,000 loan ordinance, aild
there will probably be some racket over
the occupancy Of the new City Hall. H
SQUIRE AREtE yesterday sent Virginia
Black, to jailin default of 500 bond To
keep the peace for one year. She was &C.
eused OF harboring desire and making
threats to kill Mrs. Hannah Defibaugh,
the latter says TO secure possession OF her
husband.
| BGnINNERs on roller skates who want TO
"keep their hand In, !" or rather their feet,
I should visit the Chapline street rink 10
tue afternoons. The perfect floor, COED
ventilation and the nice crowds, make
this timc perfect for those not yet expert
skaters. The crowds are just Of a size 10
make skating pleasant. sI5 Sst \.
Two more good houses witnessed tho
Equine Paradox" performances at the
Opera House yesterday and last evening.
\ After the matinee the ladies in the audi.
ence nearly all embraced the invitation 70
90 upon the stage and .make fuss ovcra
the horses, The animals were petted and
| fed candy and cakes for half an hour
PETER BAcIplAS will be before police
court this morning charged by Market
master Kenny, OF the Second ward mar
ket, with iorestalling the market yesterday
morning. The warrant charges him with
buying apples There Is doubtless any
amount OF forestalling done, but II Is very
seldom that q person Is arrested Tor It, n
woRp was received here yesterday that
1.-THE father oil Judge George w. LETTERS had
died at his home in Gallipolis. at 5 o'clock
Tuesday morning. The old gentleman
was about So years old. He formerly re-
sided here, having come 10 Wheel
| ing in 1897. He remained here for several
years and was actively engaged in bust
A ness, Judge Jetfera left Saturday for his
fathers bedside and was with him when
he died.
LEON VAN WALr may well exclaim,
l "one woe upon another's heels doth
tread, SO fast they follow. This morn.
ing before being taken before Justice Ar
kle to answerto a charge ofprize fighting,
he will be arraigned in police court TO:
gether with John Howley, to answerto q
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