The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-08
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
hGtisrs of nnuOr Moment 10 anal About The
OItY.

iEtisIs of niiuOr Moment 10 ARd About The
City.
DuPEKz x BENRDIcr's minstrslA at the
academy this evening.
TuR Board Of County Commissioners
meets in special session to-day.
DAVID GREER, the Belmont moulder,
will resume work this morning, alter
several days idlenesg.
SUPERINTENDENT James Maloney, Of the
work house, whOhas been on the sick LIST,
10 able to be out again.
TUE new Baltimore 4 Ohio dining car
cost $1,000 It will take sgood many
gquare meals to pay for that car,
TuE coopers at the North End cooper
work four days this week, but
hope ere long to get in full time,
The receiptsof the benefit for the New
burg sufferers at the Alhambra Rink,
to S3l, were forwarded .satur'
day to Mayor Ellis.
r, W. BAzLErT, NJ. D, will give tho
third talk in the y, NJ. o. A. course oil
practical talks, tomorrow evening IT 8
o'clock. "Fallacies" will be his subject,
All men are invited.
"TuR STRAN0LERs or PARIS" closed its
weeks engagement at the Academy satuE'
day night 10 a good house, The matinee
was also well attended.
There will be no music at the Chaplins
street rink oil Monday, Tuesday, We'd
nepday and Thursday evenings NJ this
week. At these sessions ladies will be
admitted free.
SATURDAY morning about 3 o'clock
Officer jim Bell discovered llAmes issuing
from coal shed adjoining the stamm
House. The timely discovery probably
prevented disastrous fire.
Tom DAVIS, the sluth Side nailer, had
seven leghorn chickens stolen from ms
coop Friday night, and Officer Grubler,
who TesitGB In the same ward, was robbed
OF six Plymouth Rocks Wednesday night
TnERx Ia a rumor that II petition will be
presented 10 Council Tuesday evening to
allow a change in the route Of the new
Baltimore 4 Ohio line south Of the creek
10 that IL may cross Market Streetat grade
TIE men employed at the hinge factory
arc deserving Of great praise for the sum
Of money which they raised for the fam.
ily Al Mr.. Charles b. MtCown, one oil
their fellow workmen, who disd last week
CLERK Hook on Saturday admitted to
record deed made February 9, 1856, by
Vim, 3, GOshorn, trustee, to w, II, Cald'
well, for certain piece OF property on the
south side of Virginia street, Island. COu-
siderRtion Sl,65O.
:. Ar the Belmont mill last week nearly
five thousand kegs OF nails were. cut. a
number Of nail feeders from Mason City
will begin work at the Top mill this week
and number ri others will arrive fIom
the same place in day or so.
Mr. BEN. HEnUAEE, tho Market street
ieweler who sprained his ankle SO BADLY
last Friday, Is still confined 10 his Tome.
lie had gone to Wcllsburg to the CeebTa-
ton Of his mothers birthday and slipped
on the Icy pavement His limb Is very
much swollen.
Mrs JouE BACnyAE, a lady Ogcd about
IS, living Ut the corner OF ThIrty.siXth
aud Eofl streets, while walking with one
OF her children on Jacob street Saturday
evening, slipped on come Ice and In falling
was 60 unfortunate rs to break her lGlt
limb near the ankle.
ABOUT one o'clock this morning water
pipe burst in the apartments occupied by
Mr.. Ayres and hig family on Market street
over the store room lately occupied by
SChnepf, the drugglst, aud W present oc'
Gupied BY q dino museum. Before the
blaak was discovered the apartments and
the museum were flooded, aud the water
had found its way down tho staircase and
on to the pavement, where 1t attracted
Policeman BELLS attention, who wakened
Mr.. Ayrea.
MIR. Joug PAsuALL, who rgRides near
Glenng Run, this county, came TO this city
last Saturday, and after purchasing lot
of groceries, he placed them In large sac i
In which WIS his wedding suit, aud placed
them on bis horse behind bin and start
ed for home, but he lost tho sack on
Market near Eighth street, 1t was found
by David Greer, who returned 1t to the
frightened owner, who could not thank
tho finder enough, and promised 10 send
him big alice Of the wedding cake.
The revival meetings at tho Fourth
Street NJ. L. Church during the past week
have steadily grown in interest. Last
evening large crowd was in attendance,
and number Of youths were at the altar
for prayers. The meeting had much Of
the fervor which characterized the Meth.
odist raviyAlB OF former days. The meet.
ings will DO continued during the week
every day at 8 p. N. and 1880 =. NJ, Wed.
nesday will be devoted to gu all day scr
vice, the programme Of which will appear
tomorrow. TO all the services the public
is cordially invited.