The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-15
LOCAL DREyITIEs,
matters Of Minor Moment in and About the
City.

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About thV
CITY.
ONE marriage license was issued satuF-
day.
Tue U. S. District Court convenes again
to-day,
osLy one arrest was made by the police
yesterday.
THE Board Of County Commissioners
meet in special session to-day.
IT now said that the assets o. the firm
OF Bruss 4 Golfer will cover the liabilities.
SATURDAY was typical March day and
yesterday was as bright and fair as aay
In June,
TnR Mingo steel plAnt.was idle Friday
and Saturday, but will be in operation
again to-day.
THE electrc-plating department at the
Hinge factory has been extended and lLs
facilities increased.
AN ugly hole cayed in ut the north end
Of the Eotf street bridge over CaldTelFs
run Saturday. 1t is dangerous at night
Tue funeral Of the late LabOrlus Kress
took place Saturday from ST. Alphonsus
church, Rev. Father Angelus officiating,
A HORSE was badly hurt Saturday by
sumbling over the bank at the Pewiky
dump with the cart to which he was at
tgched,
The last will and testament OF Alsxsu.,
der Mccoy was admitted to probate and
ordered to be recorded by Clerk Hook
Saturday.
Tx Knights OF St. George OF Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia will con
yene In annual convention in this city
come time in June.
TIE work of remodeling the interior OF
the north end Of the Public Building TO
accommodate the county offices and conrta
was begun Saturday.
An aged woman, Mrs, Taylor, living on
Charles street, was found dead in her bed
Yesterday morning, 1t Is supposed hel
death was attributable to old age.
JAMES EEiswANdRR, boy, was arrested
at st. CIaiTsyille Saturday for selling cigar
for MCCord, the crooked cigar maker Of
this city, Other arrests are to follow,
Il, NJ. GARvIN, ESQ.,, will deliver a lee
ture on "Partnership, and Factors anc
Brokers" to the students Of the Business
College tomorrow morning, ut IL o'clock
Two drunken women, Mary Vandine
and an old woman who said she was ian
honest lady from Greene county, hunting
work." spent Saturday night and Sunday
in the lookup.
FIVE pistol shots fired in rapid success
sion near tho Atlantic engine house abou!
midnight Saturday night created good
deal OF excitement, but no explanation
could be obtained.
"ClylL SERVICE REFORN" will be the sub
ject of practical talk to be delivered by
William ErDkine, EsQp at tho Young
Mems Christian Association rooms TO-
morrow evening.
ELIAS PATTERSON, believed to be from
Pittsburgh, was arrested Saturday might
with five suits OF clothes on. He had sold
one suit. HO probably stole the goods
bnt the only charge against him is selling
without a license.
MARGARET Il. FITToN was on Saturday
appointed guardian for Mary, Sarah
Maggie, IsotLie, Malinla, RebeCCa, Luke
and Ruth, orphan children Of Luke Fitton
deceased and gave bond in the sum Of
81, coo with John W. Fitton, d. Il, Adams
and Jacob Jefferson as aureties.
CLERK Hook on Saturday admitted to
record deed made February %, 1881, by
CLARA FisCner to Martin Fischer, for lott
Nos, 81 and IS, in La Grange. Considers
ton, $1,000. Also deed made March
IN, 1886, by Daniel Lamb, trustee,
. to Mayer HGymsn, for the south part Of
lot No. /, in square No. "A, on the east side
Of Chapline street, south Of Eleventh
street. Consideration, S4,40O
FRIDAY night two chicken thieves visit
ed the hen roosts Of a number Of Citizanl
on North Front street, Island, and carried
oTabout twenty-five fowls. John Gross
Curth lost hall dozen hens aud fine
rooster, George W. Eckhart seven or eigh
hens, and Mrs. Drues u like number
Visits were also made to tho premises o
. Harry Jones and Mr.. Van Horn. Tit
chickens heads were wrung OIL and let
lying by the Coopg. The tracks showed
one Of the thieves to be a small boy.