The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-27
LOCAL nRgyrigs.
Matters of Minor Moment In md About the
City.


City.
TnE spring.like weather continues to
continue.
THE ice men are in despair over the
continued mild weather.
TIE GRAND this evening -"rhe
Queens Lace handkerchief"
THE gas in the Capitol clock shines
again alter several nights rest.
THERE was comparatively light mar
ket in the Second ward yesterday morn
ing.
A BOY living ut Slacktown was run
over by Pewiky train on Christmas,
aud had his leg cut oil. He may die.
A BALTIMORE q ONO brakeman had
his thumb mashed in coupling cars yes
terday. DR.. Campbell dressed his
wounds.
The first northbound electric motor
sot stuck on the Baltimore Il Ohio track
at the Wheeling pottery yesterday
morning.
REV. WILLIAM ULrERr, pastor OF st.
Johns church, was presented by his
congregation with fine purse and S2O
gold piece.
THE police now think that Charles
Doncl, whose cheek. was wounded by a
pistol shot on Christmas, shot himself
by accident, while drunk.
TIE Board OF County Commissioners
held the usual monthly auditing session
yesterday, aud will meet in regular SEES
sion next Monday to finish up the busi-
ness OF the year.
A GLASS PACKER, writing TO the Com
mOner and american GidSSrOrkcr, states
that there is movement on foot among
the window glass workers no. eligible to
l.. A 800 to start u separate union,
THE children at the Children's home
had Christmas outing to the house OF
Mr.. Heiskell, at Pleasant Valley, where
they were given toyal feast and sup
piled with nice presents all round.
THERE were fifteen cases in the police
court yesterday. Clara Moss was fined
$50 and costs for keeping house OF Ill
fame. and five women and two men ar
= rested in her house fined 50 and cost
each.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted t
record deed made December q by &
r. T., Gilchrist and wife to James Gil
christ, in consideration OF 81 300 for par
of lot / in subdivision A ofthe SHEPHERD
estate.
TIE Woodmansee family, OF Wheeling
A. to-day concluded lease OF the McCon
vile Hotel, on Market street, and the!
will take possession Immediately. They
propose running u frstCass hotel, ant
from their experience and the centra
: location of the McConville, will no dou6
do a successful business.-StelbcnciH
X Herald.
=. King SOLOMON LODGE, No. Z a. \. X
G. A. NJ, has arranged to give an oystIe
y supper for the benefit OF the lodge at tn
Second ward market hall this evening
: During the evening contest fora watcl
" " offered by the lodge, which has beer
Is going on for some time, will be settled
u The Colored people have been anlicipat
ing considerable pleasure in connection
n n with thissupper, and they will doubtless
y have 1t.
lie AT the regular convocation Of llclmon
$ Chapter No. $40 R. A. NJ, OF Bridgeport
u the following named companions wer'
elected and installed for the ensuing
+ year; James Cox, Il. p; P. Hathaway
5; King; II. J.. Wells, Scribe; John D. *
. Giffin, Q. OF H.; Ii. w. Rhoades T. 5.
n Mart McConnaughy, II. A. O.; Georg
re Giilin, Treasurer; George Pitner, seGre
E tary; J. W. Fowler, q. NJ. Third v;
= W. S. Stedman, G. NJ. Second "; vii
: liam Tiernan, G. n, First "; Rober
Z GilIin, Guard.