The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-22
BREvIrIEs.
Matter. of Minor Moment In :aud About
the City.

Matters Of Minor Moment In .nnd About
the City.
RECORDER Hook issued one marriage
licspse yesterday and admitted 10 record
n deed OF trust.
MIR. B. B. McMEcREN has removed his
commission and iObbing office 70 No. Is
Fourteenth street.
Az excursion from s~tsubsnyille will
arrive here this morning on the steamer
Abner 0'Neal, 1t is given under the
auspices Of the First NJ. E, Church,
TuE river was still falling last evening,
The marks indicated q depth Of 4 tset 10
inches in the channel. At nearly al
points above, the rivers were reported 10
be on a stand,
The work oil remodeliug the interior Of
the Academy Of Music was commenced
Yesterday, When completed 1t will seat
over 1000 people. The seats are to be im.
proved cushioned opera chairs, arranged
in amphitheRtre style.
The |inCorporstors Of the new Masonic
Hall Association issued a call for a meet
inv Of stockholders to be held last evening
for the purpose oil eleCtinga Board oil VI,
reCtors at the meeting, but 1t was deemed
best to postpone action until Friday night
TIE P4rnell Club has been called to
meet this evening TO make arrangements
for o lecture to be delivered here uRdel
its auspices by Hon. Daniel B. Lucas, o,
Jefferson county, for the benefit OF tht
fund tho club is raising for the cause o
Home Rule,
The only transfer OF real estate admitted
Ito record by Recorder Hook yesterday. wa
la deed made July II, by John NlCksoI
and wife to Oharles +. Atkinson, az o
Ohio county, Of part OF lot 10, OF the Cru
ger estate, situate near Elm Grove con
sideration $l25.
TIE Board OF Public Works is doing
most commendable piece oIwOrk In PAWN
with brick a part OF Alley u, from -Four
tenth street north. A large amount o
heavy hauling is done in this alley, which
Ia in the rear OF the Opera House, and Dol
Campbell Is taking care to see that an ex
Cellent job is being done.
MATTHEW REESE, a well known CharaC
ter In the North End, was again run In OF
the same old charge-dWnkenness, b.
OluCbI bepuluhA SHbtVlhpy huAAA"b' ="
old fellow has some little property and a
times behaves himself, but about once II
80 often he gets m a tear and makes him
self generally Objectionable,
A FEW nights since the family Of Rober
Crouth, Of West Wheeling got the impress
sion that there was q burglar in the house
Mrs. Crouth was very much frightened
and her husband being absent from home
she called George Purdy, who lives near
MF:> Purdy went with her to the housI
and found q window open and severa
small articles stolen. The man had evi
IDENTIFY got into the house and seCretet
himself during the day, but got away with
out being detected.
Mr.. CHARLES TIEMAN died yestefda!
morning at his home on Eleventh street
lie had been sick only q few days, bu
the disease was o very severe case o
typhoid fever aud steadily grew wOrsi
from the beginning. He leaves q wifi!
and family OF little ones. He was vel
and popularity known and tho news OF hi
death was a decided shock to his many
friends. Since the assignment OF the gro
Gerry firm OF Warthen 4 Teman, he ha
been engaged as superintendent Tor th'
Union Tea Company.