The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-31
LOCAL BREvITIEs,
ulaltsrs Of Minor nIOmont In and About the
CiTy,

Oily.
MANY people moved yesterday in spite
Of the rain, but they did not seem to en-
Joy it.
WHEELING and 0yrene COMMANDMENTS,
X. T., viii drill this evening at Masonic
hall, under instruction Of Major j, NJ
Lee, Of the LiRsly Institute.
THR employing and journeymen plas-
terers OF the city will meet together this
evening At hali.past seven o'clock at h, oil
l., hall, BeGk's block, to form joint pro-
tective union.
SERVICES will be held at the Third Pres
bvtsrian Church on Wednesday, Thurs.
day and Friday evenings Of this week, a.
$50 o'clock. Preaching by Rev. W. NJ
Eaton, OF Washington, Pa.
TAG Economy Building Association last
night elected the following Directors: T.
Il, Dobbins, j. o, Hanes, +, Fellour, L,
HaFtung, ID. q. Morgan, ]. +, Miller, w,
@. HandlRn, j. K, Butts and Nicholas
Schultz, the old Board with the exception
OF Mr., Schulz,
JoHN HEEDERsoS, ColoTed boy, and
John Norman, will be arraigned before
Squire Arkle to-day on Q charge Of assault
They were fighting, when abrick thrown
By Henderson at Norman struck another
boy, Frank Foster, who happened 10 be
passing at the time, His head was badly
hurt.
THR Royal Gas Company has com
nenced the work oil ditching for ila pipe
line on the West Virginia side opposite
SteubenyiIle, Additional pipe ID being
delivered daily, Pipe will also be deliy
cred at the other end OF the line and
gang OF men will shortly be put to WorE
digging there.
WHILE 1t is seldom that one hears o.
roller skating any more, yet II may not be
uninteresting to note that Jesse Burket
won the championship medal from shep'
pard at the Chspline street rink on satur
day night. II entities Burket to the
palm as champion OF West Virginia ant
the Ohio Yalley.-StetJenUille GGIetis
Six deeds OF trust were admitted to re
cord yesterday, and a deed In lee madI
March 81, by Eliza Ann Dennis ant
Franklin Higgs TO Ed. l., Dennis, In con
alteration oil $500, for the livery stabl,
buildings on the south aide Of Fourteenth
street east OF Market, together with TIT
horses and vehicles in the establishment
TnR Board OF Public Works have mel
employed in the laudable work Of clean
ing the mud of Sixteenth street. Tht
Market street bridge and Its approaches
were also "bailed out" yesterday, Iht
piles oil mud left on the streets last nigh
ready for carts to haul away will scarcely
be visible this morning, however, ate
last nights long aud drenching rain.
AspRoIAL meeting the Board Of COUNTY
Commissioners has been called for to-day
to attend to the routine committee work
The Committee on Public Building me
yesterday and agreed upon some Il Thu
minor details OF tho tire.proot vaults
which they will recommend to the Boarc
Tor adoption at lis next meeting. Thu
work OF altering and repairing the coun
Tvs hall OF the building is making goot
progress, the wreckage being nearly com
pleted.
TUE Steubenyille GdsCiiesa Tho worl
on sharps new foundry Is being pushed
rapidly 10 completion and will be ready
for occupation early next month. Tht
new foundry is m Improvement on the oil
one and the whole establishment will b.
a credit both to the owners and to the
city. There ia less building going on II
this city and less in anticipation than a
any time for long while and carpenter
and masons are contemplating seeking
new fields OF labor during tile coming
summer.
A VERY pleasant surprise was given Mr.
James B. Mix at his home In tho Eight
ward by the officers, teachers aud othel
members Of the Sabbath School OF TIT
Third Presbyterian Church, OF which he
has been the faithful and very elllCien
Buperintendent for the past year. The
affair occurred about 0 o'clock on Monday
evening. Although taken by surprise
from Tie genial and happy manner 1t
which Ne received his guests he did moi
seem to be stunned. Alter a cordial ex
change OF greeti1g,Rev. w. NJ. Eaton
presented HIN with an elegant travellers
writing case, with gold pen, stationery
stamps, etc., the whole chaste, tasteful
gift, expressive Of the very high regard In
which he Is held by tho church.