The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-06

Matters OF Minor Moment in and AbGit
tbs City.

this City.
uEGRASD this eVenlng-JeODzo Broth.
OPERA HOUSE, this svening-"Tho sOg.
garth"
THERE is nothing new in the local flint
glass situation.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
TIE Benwood nail works is idle this
week, taking stock.
THE poultry, dog and cat show ends at
8 O'Clock this evening.
"ALApDIS" has some beautiful and
novel paper on the walls.
TEMPERANCE meeting ut the Fourth
Street II. z, Church this evening.
CHIEF MARSHAL DUNHNG, of the Fire
Department, has been confined 10 his bed
By illness for several days,
The Local Union Of glass workers will
give ball at Arion Hall this evening for
the benefit Of Harry Turner.
TIE reference to new military com.
uGny in yesterdays 1NTELLIeEScER met
With ready response. There will proha-
bly, be one formed soon.
THERE will be meeting Of the Western
Nail Association st the Office Of the Ben.
wood Noil Works, in this city, next We'd
nesday, the first since August.
JAMES DUGAN went to the workhouse
Yesterday for sixty days on the same old
charge Of drunkenness, and Jabe Gosney
was given thirty days ct his own request,
The bogus deaf mute, John Bartlett,
was given bis choice by Judge JederB yes
terdsy morning OF going to the workhouse
for ninety days or leaving town. be lett
town in bRste.
PgoP. GLEASON, the "horse king" who
has been creating furors In Pittsburgh
by his mastery over the equine creation,
will appear here at the Capital rink, COM
mencing January Is.
A FoURTERS.YEAR old boy named
Msckus, living south Of the city limits,
Inflicted flesh wound In his leg while
playing with revolver which was sup
poged not TO be loaded.
II. ]. HUGUs was yesterday appointed
guardian Of Julius, Lizzie, Richard d. and
Ethel, minor orphans OF r. D. Garter. de-
ceased, and gave bond In the sum Of S5OO,
with George o. Smith as surety.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record deed made January b by Adeline
Neil to Jamea Mulroy, in consideration
Of $500, for % feet Of lot u, on the east
aide Of Main street in North Wheeling.
THR Lsughlin Brothers Drug Company
lhss concluded to retire from the wholesale
drug business as coon as its aaairs can be
getlled up. There is talk Of new COM
pany TO EucCsed to the compsny's busi'
ness.
OFFICERS DUNLAP and Lukens yesterday
ran in the ioulest mouthed, toughest
woman ever seen here. She said her
nsme was May Mott, "from " V a." Her
language was fhghtlul and her behavior
that ola crazy person.
PAT LEONARD, who threw cobble ntone
Through Msnsield's salcon window, was
dned $40 and costs in police court yeater'
day, and in default Of the fine was sent to
the hill, nominally for thirty days, but
really till he wants to so home.
THERE waa q slight blsza in the resi-
depce of family named Kraus, on Eof
street, Wednesday night, caused by over.
heating from O natural gas FIRE, but 1t was
extinguished with bucket oil water be-
fore any serious damage resulted.
To-Day ia the Festival Of the Epiphany,
which ia OF great importance in the Epis'
copal Church. Rev. Mr.. CAN'T will preach
this evening OF 1880, and the full evening
service, assisted by the choir, will be the
feature Of the Observance at st. Luke's.
JOSEPHINE BOYD, colorsd, wRs fined $40
and costa in police court yesterday, for
keeping house Of Ill fame, and the Jour
colored girls and three white men cap
tured in the raid on her ho1n0 night be-
fore last, we're fined IS and costs each.
All paid,
The laying Of tho Electrical railway is
not making any progress, owing to the
Board OF Public Works refusal to give
Contractor Robrecht permit. One Of the
Directors said yesterday II work was not
resumed soon tho company would revoke
the contract and lay the southern end OF
the track itself.
THE following officers Of Clara May
Tent, /. o. Rechabites were installed last
night: P. O. R., Mrs. Annie Jonesi y. X,
Miss Nina Smith; D. F., Mr.. John Tur-
ner; R, s. Mrs. CLARA Turner; F. s., Mr..
A. McElory; T., Mr.. George Yonkins;
Shep., Mrs. Sarah Hercules; O. q. MTs.
Hattie Martin; o. g. Mrs. Sarah Ritz.
The Milwaukee Journal says: "Cora
Tanner, the sprightly young sctresa now
PLAYING in "Alone in London" iB said to
beer a striking resemblance to Ellen Terry,
the English actress who supported Irving
on his American tour, both in face and
manner" The fact ia Cora Tanner Is
prettier woman than Misc Terry, as any.
body can see for himself by comparing
Miss Terry's picture with Miss Tanner at
the Wheeling Opera House next Wednes-