The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-17
LOCAL BmaaYIpIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment in and About
thN City,

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the City,
THERE were three ordinary every day
cases in the police court yesterday,
ST. MATHEWS Sunday school will give
an art entertainment on Thanksgiving
evening,
THR only business transacted In the Or.
cult Courts yesterday was tho calling OF
the docksts,
THE Liusley cadets had their frat drill
Of the new term on the Public Building
square yesterday afternoon.
U. B, WILLIAMS, chief train dispatcher
OF the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, sta.
toned at Grafton, has been appointed
train master,
Henry HARRIS, farmer living north
Of the city, was painfully hurt on Monday
by his team rppningawRy with him while
driving along the river road,
AT PolIae Headquarters at | O'Clock this
morning there was not 9 name on the
slate, and the pIospeCts for whilewash
in this MORNINGS police court were good
TaE laying OF the OhspIne street brick
pavement south oil Sixteenth street hst
commenced. The Citizens Railway Com
pany Is pushing the paving between III
rails on North Main street,
YOUNG MES's meetings are being held
at the Y, NJ, O. A, building, 1922 Market
street, at $40 O'Clock every evening this
week, The association extends an invi
tation to all young men to attend.
CONSTABLE Dick BIRD and Councilman
| W. H, Haller have both Withdrawn from
the contest for the Republican nomination
for City Sergeant. So far Rs the public Ia
advised this gives Ex.Sergcant Bennett u
clear track,
MONDAY afternoon q wreck occurred on
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, near Lewis
Mills. Several freight cars and an engine
were badly damaged. The wreck train
with force OF men from Bellaire, was
taken out, and the track was cleared oil
the debris, No one was injured.
DR. O. II. PAYNE, OF Delaware, Ohio,
President oithe Ohio University, will Of
tiCIate at the Zane street NJ, Il, Church on
Sabbath next, at the reopening Of tha
church, which has undergone thorough
repairs and deCorations,which have added
much 10 Its comfort and convenience.
TUE Young Mems Decorate Club ia to
celebrate the second anniversary Of itA
permanent organization with a banquet
ct MWunerChor Hall tonight, The club
will march from It's rooms on Twelfth
street to tho hall in a b1dy, in gll the
glory OF its elegant uniform, Ths ban,
Quet will be followed by speeches and
Inusiu,
The Rev. R. X swope will deliver hit
lecture OH the Geueral Convention Of the
Episcopal Church ct tho Chapel Of ST.
| LIKES Church, on tho Island, this even
Ing instead Of at St. Matthew's Church, az
formerly announced. The change II
aado necessary by the changes DeinS
mado In the heating arrangements oil the
latter church.
A DISPATCH was received at Police
HeadQuarterg here late last night, asking
the officers 10 arrest Louis Manners, who
killed his brother in.law OF Pittsburgh
last evening, as narrated in the lelegraphit
columns. lie Is nineteen years old, sis
feet tall, gnooth faced, with q scar over
one eye, and wore blus suit. He ia
thought to have come here.
YESTERDAY Justice William II. Davis
issued warrants for the arrest OF William
Ball, George Emblem, Harry Campbell
William Greer, Alexander Turner and
William Achinson, who ara charged by 6
young man named Dana I. King with
breaking into his boat, lying on the Viz
einia side, on the land, On the la!h and
10Th days OF October, 1856 and stealing
articles amounting to about So The
warrant has directed to John Desmond
OF the First Ward. The otfense 10 bur.
glary, but tho justice, because q tho ten.
detness Of their years, issued Ais warrant
for AliBdeIaeanor only.