The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-23
LOCAL BRRYrrIEs.


court Saturday.
THE Main street brick pavement has
reached rs far north as Sixteenth street.
EVERYBODY is talking OF Minnie Pal
mer's engagement at the Opera House
next Friday and Saturday.
CHARLES DAKRS was locked up satur-
day night for pulling a revolver on two
colorcd boys on Market street.
THE work OF rehabilitating the build
ings recently damaged by fire on Main
street was commenced Saturday.
The Adams express office here is taste
fully draped in mourning in respect for
the memory OF President Dinsmore, OF
that company.
The Neidermeyer boy, whowas struck
bya train above Benwood, is not dead,
as stated, but there are now hopes that
he will recover.
The French Opera troupe, numbering
sixty-five people, passed through Ben
wood on the b. & o. last evening en-
route from Chicago to Washington.
JOE EMMEr's scenery and special bag
gage arrived from Pittsburgh over the
B. & o. road last evening. He and his
company will come down this morning.
JOHN RoDAM1S was arrested by Officer
Devlin last evening on Il charge OF dis
orderly conduct, and Louis Kans was
run in by Officer Bell on the same charge.
THE old frame house on Market street,
lust north OF the creek bridge, has been
torn down, preparatory to building. a
new block. II has been mystery for
years why the old shanty did not fall
down.
BARxuM's advertising car No. 8 arriv-
ed over the Baltimore 4 Ohio road yes
terday and to-day its force will proceed
to further illuminate the bill.boards.
The circus will be here two weeks from
to-day.
The "Keep it Dark" company closed
its engagement at the Grand Saturday
night to good house. The matinee
audience was also good. The engage
ment was a success all the way through,
and deserved it.
THE question OF license or no license
was voted upon in Warren township,
Jefferson county, Ohio, Saturday, and
was settled in favor OF no license by n
decided majority. There was 22S votes
against to IS for license.
In the police court Saturday Judge
LETTERS rendered his decision in the case
against Charles Jones, accused OF vio-
lating the ordinance against shaving on
Sunday. He ruled that the ordinance
was valid and must be obeyed.
In the United States Court Saturday
the jury was impaneied in the case OF A:
NJ. and George Grow, brothers, indicted
for robbing the mail at Littleton, and
the court then adjourned till this morn
ing without examining any witnesses.
NEARLY sixty people from here bought
excursion tickets to Pittsburgh and re-
turn over the B. & o. road yesterday
morning. The B. & 0.'s Sunday trains
between here and Pittsburgh promise
to be very largely patronized this season.
An. S. NELSON, well known resident
OF the Second ward, died Saturday after
IN illness OF only three days, aged 6S.
He was one OF the oldest Odd Fellows
in the city, and will be buried this after
noon by the Wheeling Encampment
No. II.
THE South Side officers arc looking for
John Mcnamara, who is wanted very
badly for most serious assault made by
him upon his wife, at their residence on
McColloCh street, almost directly back
OF the In Belle mill. Mrs. Mcnamara is
very seriously hurt.
IN the Circuit Court Saturday the jury
in the appeal case of Robert Muldoon,
found guilty in the Police Court OF re-
sisting an officer, returned q verdict Of
guilty, but fixed the fine at s. instead OF
$20and reduced the term ofimprisonment
from thirty days to one day.
THE Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly held regular bi-weekly meet
ing at its hall in this city yesterday nj
ternoon. The principal matter con.
sidered was the trouble the Plumbers
Union has been having ut the Spears
Axle Company's new works, heretofore
mentioned, which was settled.
TIE Island Logan Club will have an
important meeting this evening in the
hall over the Island hose house. 1t is
very important that all the incorporators
OF the club and all who desire to become
stockholders in it should be present to-
night, as the final arrangements must
now be made to secure the ends aimed
at in the securing of charter.
THE G. A. R. committee on the OBJ
servancc Of memorial day decided Satur-
day night to have but short parade,
from the hall to the Soldiers monument,
where the exercises will take place. All
three OF the city posts will unite in the
celebration, and all the posts and camps
OF Sons Of Veterans in the neighborhood
will be invited to join in the affair.
PROFESSOR A. MUzRARELLI, the teach
er OF French on the Sauveur system,
gave his opening lecture to the Wheel
ing classes in the Board OF Education
rooms in the Public Library building
Saturday afternoon. From the first the
Professor speaks to the class only in the
French tongue, and the pupils were in
terested, pleased and proiited Saturday.
The first class will meet at p. IN. to.
day.
THE fact is assured that the trip OF the
Wheeling 7. p. A. boys to the coming
State convention Mt Parkersburg is to be
u big success. The Ohio River Railroad
offers rate OF one fare for the round
trip, and a number OF outsiders have
signified their intention to accompany
the boys. At Pest B'smeeting Saturday
night the boys were all much enthused.
They will take the Opera House band
and orchestra with them.
PRoF. JOHN MULLEN will tender his
dancing classes farewell reception for
the season tomorrow Tuesday evening
at Germania Hall, to which all his former
pupils are invited. The Professor re-
turns his sincere thanks to parents,
pupils and citizens Of Wheeling for their
liberal patronage bestowed on him for
the last twenty-five years. He will re-
open in September and will introduce
all new dances that will be ordered by
the American Society Of Professors Of
Dancing OF New York, of which he is a
member.
A snd bereavement,