The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-11
LOCAL BREvITIEs,
Mattors Of Minor Moment in and About th'

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City.
TwrSTr.Two prisoners in the county
jail.
GUN SCOT relic, OF the food are useful
now.
TuREE marriage licenses were issued
Saturday.
A GO FOUND hog was sold at the Upper
Market Saturday. -~
WHEELING clerks talk Of organizing q
lodge Of the X, Of L.
MATTE vlcEERs in Jscquine" at the
Academy this evening.
TnEEE was but one case in Police Court
Saturdays plain drunk.
THRRE Is notR case on the docket Tor
ismornings police court.
THRRE ySgS found shelter from the
cold at the central station last night,
THE Board Of Public Works warns prop
erty holders to clean their sidewalks.
THR sleighingis not good, the roads be-
ing too rough and the snow too light and
dry.
A HoRsE belonging to the Belmont mill
bit off the right thumb oil Z hostleF named
Fisher Saturday.
THE estate OF Moses White, deceased,
Was on Saturday committed to the Sheriff
to be administered according 70 law,
BILLY FydATE, the popular ex.polics-
man, has been appointed hnstler at the
yigilant engine house, vice Ches Dean, re.
signed.
LEON DAVENPORT and his wonderful
skating hoTss General Bonnie" will be
at the Chapline street rink Thursday even
ing next
WILLIE WoRLEr, Of Bridgeport, and
James Gilhoolsy, Of this city, will skate .
three mile race at Chapline street rink
Wednesday evening.
Tx teams in the engine houses have
been doubled UP since the heavy snow
fell. This was found to be necessary dur
ing the big snow Of 1884.
REsERysD seats for Rhsa's engagement
will be placed on gals at Banners music
store Wednesday morning, This ia Rhea's
First annual farewell tour"-a trick she
doesn't need to give her good houses, In
Wheeling, at least,
THE GermAnia Benevolent Society elect.
cd officers Friday with the following 70.
suit; President, John NoEler; Vice Presi.
dent, Andrew He'll; Secretary, Frank
Woebsr, Treasurer Fred NOl'e; Matshals,
Andrew StuCh and Johu'P. Toss; Banner
Carrier, John Vogler.
| THR malpractice damage suit OF d.
Schmander va. DR.. g. /. GAnison, to re.
cover $1,000 Tor tho alleged mlssstting Of =
broken leg, was given to the jury in Part
II OF the Circuit Court Saturday, aud
after short tim Bepsnt in dellberation
the jurors were excused util this morning.
RAT the meeting OF the Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly In this city
Yesterday afternoon w. n, LlnCh aud
John Ehman were selected as delegates
to represent the Assembly In tho conVen-
ton OF trades assemblies from all over
the country which Is to be held at Oolum.
bus on the Goth inst.
Thomas FITZGERALD has been appoint.
ed Superintendent OF the Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad for the Ohio divisions, aud
I. ]. Frazier has been promoted to Super
intendent OF engineers and maintenance
OF way. William Dunn has been pro.
noted to Master OF Road for the Ohio
diViBione. Mr.. Dunn has been in the en-
ploy Of the company long time,
TnE proprietors Of tie Capitol Rink arc
sparing no efforts To make the masquerade
skating carnival To be held In their popu.
lar resort tomorrow evening big success.
II will be the first large affair Of that ma
Lure given hero this season. II Is eE-
peCtCd that fully ono hundred aud fifty
couples will DO present. There will prob
: ably be some very fine costumes worn.
, A hrst.class band will furnish the music,
FRIDAY night Peter GOT, brakeman
on the Panhandle railway, had his LEFT
arm broken and his hand mashed 10 q
Jelly while coupling cars near the water
works. The accident was caused by the
: breaking OF a coupling bar, which struck
him on the arm and hand, inAiCEiug the
injuries mentioned and knocking him
down across the rail, but another train at.
tache pulled him from between the cars
Just in time to save him from being run
: over.
DENNIS STANLEY and James MC6innis,
in company with elk fellows from Wheel
ing aud BnWood, and eigbtdogt, four gunI
and three axes, were out coon hunting
last night, near st. Clairsville. The party
returned at an early hour this morning
and reported that they had caught Ten
Coons, which were so big when piled to-
gether 90 to exclude the crowd from the
wagon, and the boys were compelled to do
sentinel work at the sides Of the vehicle
all the way home.-Bsllaire Independent.
TRAVELLERS from this city whose bust.
ness Compelg them TO travel through the
lower portion OF Belmont county and in
Monroe county, Ohio, complain about
the Inconvenience they are put to when
returning to Bellaire on the evening train
on the B, u. 4 U. road. This train stops
about mile below the Bellaire station
and the engine is turned around and Wa.
tered. This consumes so much time that
passengers for this city miss the B. 4 o,
train and arc compelled to wait there
over night which is troublesome and ex.
penslve.
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and wheeling Folks