The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-07
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
the CITY.

The sopgarth Company is ct the Nc
Lure and Howell House.
MARTINS FERRY's water works show is
billed to come of to-day.
The GRAND this evening-Lsst appear
lnce Of the leonzo Brothers.
TIE Elm Grove railway track is now in
better condition than 1t ever was before.
A NUMBER Of steambostmen left for
last night and q number will
20 to-day.
YESTERDAY was appropriately observed
rs Epiphany in the Catholic and Episco-
paliRn churches.
PAT KINNEY, an old offender, was sent
10 the hill for thirty days, from police
court yesterday Tor drunkenness.
THE annual meeting Of the German Pho
nser Society, for the election Of officers,
will be held next Monday evening.
YOUNG MINIS meetings will be held In
the Y. NJ. o. A. parlors at 1880 O'Clock
this evening and o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
THE Quincy cabs to be introduced in
Wheeling have not yet arrived. It Is ex.
planned that the builders cannot keep up
with their orders.
OFFICER BRIYKMANN, Of the Eighth
ward, took three poor iellows in out OF the
rain last night, and Officer Carney did the
same service for one in East Wheeling.
A VALUABLE jersey COW was rallied of
last evening by. Mr.. Josh Rine, which Was
drawn by Paul Porter, OF the Atlantic
engine house, No. q being the lucky
number.
Mr.. PoGUE, who has been principal Of
the Fulton school for q number Of years,
will accept a position in the postotice
department. There will be some changes
there shortly.
THE last will and Testament Of Fred
erick sChrumpi, deceased, was yesterday
admitted to probate and ordered TO be re.
corded. Dorothea sChrumpt Is named
therein as executrix.
The Wheeling TurnVerein will give an
exhibition, concert and ball at their hal!
on North Market street, on the evening Of
the 18th inst. The Opera House orchestra
will furnish the music.
The death Of Arthur Browne, formerly
well known citizen Of this city, is an
nounced. He died in New York, and the
remains will arrive here at IL o'clock this
forenoon. The interment will be here.
DR., r, F. RANDOLPH will conduct the
study Of the International Sunday school
lesson at the union meeting in the parlors
OF the Y. NJ. @. A. at 5 o'clock this alter
noon. Everybody is invited to attend.
Il. Il. HoRSBRooK was yesterday sp'
pointed guardian for May B., India j.
Jessie A. and Pressie H. HornbrookI mi
nor orphans Of A. Q. Hornbrook, deceased
and gave bond in the sum OF 5000 with o.
r, Hubbard as surety.
THERE will be temperance meeting al
the Fourth Street Church tonight. Good
speakers have been procured. All are In
ylted to attend. Rev. ]. q. Rodgers, from
Ohio, will address the meeting. Mr..
Rodgers is stirring orator.
We omit our usual weather indications
to-day. 1t may be "Clear and colder" at
the weather mandatory at Washington,
but We have not the check to publish 1t
here while it ia pouring rain and getting
Warmer.-SieIbCnville Herald.
CLRRX HOOK yesterday admitted to
record deed made January /, by Mary
A. FEanzhelm to Martin Thornton, in
confederation OF $4,000, for lots 2 and 8
on the west side Of Market street between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
MARY MoTT, the tough female run in
By Officers Dunlap and Lukens Thursday,
was very tame when abe was arraigned in
the police court yesterday. She was fined
S. and coats, and not having the money
was sent to jail, crying bitterly as she was
led awsy.
WILLIAM HENDEN, who lives on South
Market street, while walking down Main
street Thursday night stepped into one OF
the holes dug for the electric railway poles
and dislocated his right shoulder. He
was taken to his home, where DR.. Schwtpn
attended him.
In the Circuit Court yesterday in the
case OF Garter vs. Garter, an order was
entered confirming the sale OF the real es-
tate and distributing the proceeds among
the heirs, In the cases OF McCune vs.
Groves and Rodgers, guardian, va. Loben'
stein, the came orders were made.
THE remains Of Fred Lilly, who met his
death on the G., L. & W. road at Flushing
Thursday night, were brought to his home
in Bridgeport yesterday by adetachment
OF the UhriChsville division Of Uniformed
K. Of P, accompanied by the division
band. The band spent the night in this
city.
The ball given at Arion hall last night
by Local Union No. IS, A. F. G. W. u,
for the benefit OF Harry Turner, was sue
cess despite the awful weather, that pre-
vailed outside. There was Roodly crowd
present. and the festivities were kept up
till late hour. Mayors orchestra furn-
iahed the music.
A SAD accident occurred at Franklin
coal works, over the river, Thursday
evening at 4 o'clock. Benjamin Finnel, q
miner, while digging coal, did not notice
large piece Of soapstone hanging above
him, and 1t fell, crushing him In fright
ful manner, and breaking several bones.
His fellow Workmen went to his rescue,
picked him up and carried him to his
homo. At this writing he is resting easy,
and 1t Is supposed his injuries will not
prove fatal.
PRcT. o. R. GLEASON, the king Of horRe
handling wild and vicious horses at the
Capital Rink, commencing on January
18th: He does not carry any horses, and
gets the vicious brutes in every city he,
exhibits. He illustrates his marvellous
methods Of ccnquering the unmanagsble
beast. 1t matters not what their habits
are he will master them. He is meeting
with good success now at Pittsburgh.
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