The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23
LOCAL BRgYITIRS.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About the
CITY

Matters of Minor Moment In and About the
City.
The police Office is receiving its spring
cleaning.
THE Western Nail Association meets
at Pittsburgh to-day.
A cory Of the will OF F. W. Goethe,
deceased, was yesterday admitted to
probate.
The X. r. social will give grand So
cial hop at the Alhambra rink Saturday
evening.
THE fast line on the B. & o. from the
west was several hours late yesterday
morning.
The Clements & Russell ten-cent cir
Gus opens on the Caldwell's run COM
mons tomorrow.
The contract for roofing the La Belle
pottery has been awarded to B. +. Cock
ayne, OF Bellaire.
GONG to the Bellaire May Festival
has come to be very popular amuse-
ment these evenings.
TIE Board Of County Commissioners
held their monthly meeting at the
County 1ntirmary yesterday.
IT was Richie District Republicans
that secured the Alhambra Rink and not
the Webster District Republicans.
An unfortunate hunter had gunshot
wound in one Of his hands dressed at
Goetze's drug store yesterday morning.
TIE commencement exercises Of the
Benwood high school occurred Monday
night. A splendid programme was rem
dered.
A COOPER named Beltz badly crushed
the thumb of his left hand at the Sew
enteenth street cooper shops yesterday
morning.
A. C. SItAFFER yesterday qualified in
Clerk Hooks Office as a notary public,
and gave bond in the sum OF $3.50, with
]. G. Anderson Us surety.
A MARRIAGE license was yesterday
issued to an Ohio couple, John S. Calf,
aged %, and Sarah +. Truax, aged 10.
Truax was born in this State.
JAMES FLYNN was yesterday appointed
administrator with the will annexed OF
Michael Flynn, deceased, and gave bond
in the sum OF $500, with F. Cruise us
surety.
Mus. WILLIAM Long, who lives on
South Chapline street, fell night before
last ut her residence, and broke her left
arm. DR.. Ford, Of Benwood, reduced
the fracture.
Ii Part II OF the Circuit Court, Judge
Boyd, yesterday, the cases Of F. 4 j.
Heintz vs.. b. Rosenstein and the same
VS. B. & J. Rosenstein were tried to the
court and the decision reserved.
TIE GAINESVILLE, o., Republican says:
The frost has done considerable killing
in this section. That OF "Wednesday
night is reported by several berry grow
ers in this vicinity as being very destruc-
tive.
DuRIXG the month OF April the prison
ers in the City Prison worked 302 days
and broke 80 cart loads OF stone, which
we're hauled to and spread on the ere
matory road, and $50 loads which were
hauled away by the Board Of Public
Works.
Ii the Police Court yesterday William
PAXTON, n garbage collector, for failing to
remove garbage from aSeCond ward res
idence was fined 50 and costs. Rebecca
Roach, drunk and disorderly on South
Water street, arrested by Officer Grubler,
was fined 50 and costs and committed
in default. John Coppinger, arraigned
for disorderly conduct, was discharged.
TIE river was again filled a good por-
ton of yesterday with steamers OF the
coal fleet on their way south with tows
Of coal. The additional shipments made
from above make the total shipment to
Cincinnati 1884 900 bushel sand g, 5000
bushels to Louisville, agrand total OF
IL, 1893, 200 bushels on this rise. The
accidents to the fleet this time have
been of not much consequence and the
worst part of the river is now passed.
Col. KIMPuE reports the outlook for
good audience ut his lecture very en-
couraging, and says il the good wishes
and kindly expressions materialize he
will have one OF the best audiences he
ever lectured to in this city. Col. Jake
deserves well. As leading merchant
put it yesterday, he has given literally
and cheerfully OF his time and talent in
many worthy charity entertainments,
and the people now have an opportunity
to show their appreciation. Seats can
be reserved ut Banners music store to-
morrow morning without extra charge.