The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-02

Matters Of Minor Moment in and About
the City,
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the City,
FINE winter weather, this 10.
PLowIEo is In progress In the country.
TIE Grand this EVENING" orton's New
Orleans minstrel
THE Council Committee on Health
meets this evening.
Miss ADA GRAY will appear at the
Grand Monday evening and the Ant hall
Of the week, in "East Lynne"
JAMES K, Polk, in "Mixed Pickles."
will be the attraction ct the Opera House
Friday and Saturday Of next week.
CHAMBERS BROTHERS have had their
horse, Harold o, registered and numbered
in WAflace'B Register. Bis number ID
s,272.
Tox Hill was arraigned in the police
court yesterday on g charge Of disorderlY
up for thirty days.
A CORPS Of engineers are now engaged
in making final surveys for the union
railroad bridge and approaches on both
sides Of the river.
A vEEr lIte.liks Crayon Portrait Of Off
Ger Joseph Glenn, three-tourtha size, by
Artist F. NJ. White, ia on exhibition in the
window Of Nicolls Art Store.
Mr.. FRANK wendell, OF Wendell Bros.
express, was bitten on the right hand yes
terdGy by d Newfoundland dog. The
beast was ahot later in the evening by
Officer Grubler.
IT is stated that Bud LOOMS, former
resident OF Wheeling, who moved to
Florida, had both arms and legs broken BY
q telegraph pole, upon which he was work
ing, falling with him.
]. @. MORGAN was arrested by Consta
bic Love yesterday and sent TO jail By
Squire Davis to await hearing this even
ing on charge preferred by Ella Hobbl
Of using proiRne and abuRive language.
SPECIAL religious aud revival services
will be held at tho Fourth Street. NJ. =
Church this evening, and will be led ~
Hon. 6. W. Atkinson. ALI are invited to
attend. These services are very interest
ing.
A por had his loot badly hurt at thu
Hinge factory yesterday. His name wa
not learned, but it Is said the injured foo
will have to be amputatsd. The boy wa
carried to his hons on the east end OF Six
tenth street.
AN old man from over the river being
directed night before last to 90 to the city
lloskup 10 get free lodgings, went to thu
old lookup, and the iron gate being lOCkeC
he climbed over, badly decorating hi
hands and bfuiSing himself severely.
Mr., AUGUST Brown, OF Charlestown
WAS in car on the CitiSans' Railway yes
tsrduy when the horse frightened Ut
passing engine, and jumping against the
) car window, broke It and Mr.. Brown WA
pretty badly cut up by the flying glass.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made X
: make surveys to determine the route fol
: the Wheeling, Wellaburg 4 State LINE
Railroad from WelIsburV eastward. A
CORDS OF engineers Ia now being organized
aud will commence work in few days.
THE river ut this point last evening wat
10 feet and falling. The Frank Gilmore
went down at $3.50 P. NJ, with coal. The
: Courier left for Parkersburg on time. The
Chancellor Is due down this morning, Enc
the Louis A. Shirley will leave for Cincin
natl tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. W. W. MCVAY, q well know
young printer, who has been Ill with con
, sumption for eighteen months past, dice
yesterday. His fellow printers and &C
quaIntances generally will regret sincerely
his death, and the family have the sympa
thy OF . wide circle Of friends.
MRS. TRACY, OF Centre Market Equare
was nrraigned before Squire ManiOn or
charges OF selling beer without q license
and keeping q house Of prostitution, aud
was fined $40 on each charge. The jus
tice, however, refunded the money when
be found there was no warrant in law Tor
his action.
CH1EF OF PoLIcR SMITH yesterday re-
Ceiyed message from st, ClalTsvllle ask
ing him to look out for George Franklin, q
coal miner, wanted there for assault with
intent to kill. He is about FIVE feet high
light sandy mustache and hair, and was
dressed in dark barred clothes with blue
flannel shirt laced In front.
THE Ruah Run Fire Brick Company has
an order for 100000 paving brick from
thA city OF Columbus. The contractor
who was at the works yesterday wanted
II, 100000, but the company could not
supply them. He said the Rush Run
brick Is the best for paving purpoaea
made. The works will be enlarged OF
once, the prospects being exceedingly
bright.