The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-15
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
Matters of AIIuor Momsnt in aud About the
City.


City.
"THE BREAp.WlSSERs" at the Academy
tonight,
THR Belmont blast furnaces new engine
is being erected.
THg local miners and mine laboreH are
attempting to organize Joint union.
EFRlH ELLsLgR in woman against Wo-
man at the Opera House this evening
ONg marriage license was issued satur'
day and three deeds OF trust admitted to
record,
Par GAylS, living on Csldwel's run at
the edge Of the city, had 20 chickens sto'
len Friday night
TIE race Saturday night at the North
End rink between Major Henry and Harry
Fulmer was won by Henry in two straight
heats,
Tux loss by the ShonhOrst chair shop
lire, Chronicled Saturday morning, tsglYen
as $500, on which there was an insurance
OF $500.
CLERK STANLEY, OF the new Fire and
Police Commission, Ia hard Of work get,
ting up u series oil rules to be submitted
to Council.
MISSES. DAVID AND 4. D. GARDEN have
bought the upper Noah Iilton tarm, al
iorkyille price paid 1900. 1t contains
about II acres.
OFFICER MCNICHOls gathered in very
drunken individual on the Island Satur'
day evening, Tie had to be hauled to the
lookup in wagon.
THERE will be no music at the Chapline
street rink this evening or Tomorrow
evening, An interesting race will be the
attraction Wednesday evening.
FRE caught the roof OF Mrs. Fulton
STEMS house, on Chapiine street, in South
Wheeling Saturday morning, but was put
out before any damage was done.
MRssRs. CRAGo, Malone and Stanley
have been appointed q committee to draft
resolutions expressive OF the feelings OF
Holiday Post Il, A, Il, over the death Of
Gen, W. $. Hancock.
CLgRK Hook on Saturday admitted to
record deed made DeCember9, 1855, by
;. A. Kyleand Anna Kyle, to John Blay-
ney, OF R1ney'a Point, for two acres and
twenty ilur perches OF land on Rlney's
Point run. Consideration $500.
JonS NJ, GREER, Treasurer OF Excelsior
Lodge No. TO- /. q. 0. f., has been dis
covered by the auditing committee to be
short in his accounts to the amount OF
about 500. Mr.. Greer agreed to make
good the shortage, and no legal steps were
taken by the lodge.
TIE space between the bank and the ice
breaker built by the !, W. X Ky, com.
pany to protect is freight depot, opposite
the Stamm House, is being rapidly TILED
up with ashes The tops Of several Of the
piles are higher than necessary, and II
sawed oil would present better appear
alCe.
SATURDAY afternoon Constable Wilcox
arrested Joseph Butler, OF the Eighth ward,
on warrant sworn out by Lizzie Giesler,
reaidCnt OF Seventeenth street, who
charges tbs young man with bastardy.
Justice ArklG committed him in default OF
$500 bail. Later he furnished bail and
was released,
SEVERAL excellent photographs Of Frank
llunnig az HGpliCt and other Shakesperiln
characters are displayed at Sonneborn's,
on Market rect. The tenth rehearsal Of
"IlamleL' was given Saturday night, and
everything went smoothly and BatsiaC.
tohly. The Coatnmes for the play are be-.
ing gotten up In Philadelphia.
ARcHtg WHITE, manager OF Duprez Il
BenediCt's minstEela, was sued last week
before Squire W. H. Caldwell by the pro-
pyietOr OF an opera house ut GrGensburg,
Pa, who claimed damages by reason Of
tho Conpany's failure to appear at his
house Last Monday night according to con-
tract. Judgment was given Tor so, which
Mr. White paid.
Circulars have been sent out by the
MOindsvile penltentiary authorities ask
ing for propoaalB for the labor OF one hun
dred abie.bodied ConyiCls, and twenty-five
or more that are not able.bodled, for Il
term Of from three to five years. The
men are to be furnished on the 1Oh day
Of August next, when Weaver Il Bardall's
contract for that number Of prisoners EN-"
ployed on whips and brooms expires.
TIM steamer Andes, which was an
nounced to be here in time to leave for
Cincinnati Saturday evening, found the
ice flow from the Allegheny and its tribu-
taries, brought out by the big rise, so
heavy that she was forced 10 20 TO the
bank several miles below here until yes:
terday afternoon, when the Ice thinned.
out sufficiently 10 allow her to raise steam
and resume her trip TO this city, arriving
here about 0 o'clock last evening. She
will take her departure on her regular
tines o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Being the llrHt boat out iot Cincinnati she
Is sure Of tremendous trip. Shippers
should mako applications early.