The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-10
LOCAL BREv1TIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In and About
the City.

the CITY.
orEAA HOUSE this evening-"Aladdin."
TIE Grand this evening = Frances
Blshop in "Gyp,"
A REGULAR semi.monthly meeting Of
Council will be held this evening.
REv. G. G. SKINNER, Of the A. NJ. E.
Church here, preached ct Bsllaire last
evening.
The Noss Family concert company
passed through the city yesterday enroute
70 BsllAire, where they appeared last
night.
A THREE.YRAR.oLD son Of Dennis
O'Leary fell of q bed at the family resi-
dence on Coal street Sunday and trac'
tursd his right leg.
PPoY. GLsAsoS, the horse tanner, has
some striking paper on the walls Gnnounc'
ing his engagement at the Capital rink,
commencing Friday.
THE grocery Of Radcliffe & Co., In the
Eighth ward, was entered by burglars
Sunday night, but they only got ninety
cents In change and left two fine stee!
chisels.
WILLIAM EBRLING, disoIderly, arrested
BY Grubler, and Joseph Ricketts,, drunk,
arrested by Wilkie, were captured yesser'
day and will sppsa. before police court
this morning.
The BelIairs man, Good, who pGlmed
OF a Confederate S. note on Wheeling
man IS good money Sunday night, was
fined S. and costa in police court yesser'
day for disorderly conduct.
THE three women srrGigned In police
court Yesterday Tor keeping houses Of Ill:
fame were fined SO and costs each and
the inmates and visitors S. and coats each.
| Ali paid but two men arrested at Ida Wal
ton'F, who went 10 the hill.
Part II OF the Circuit Court, Judge
Jacobs, yesterday adjourned 10 court in
courco. Judge Boydts Court, Part l, ad.
liourned Saturday. In Judge Jacobs
Court Yesterday the admisssbility Of three
special pless rendered in the case Of Close
versus Maxwell was argued.
FL. WRIGHT was arrested last evening
by Officer Dunlap on Q charge OF theft pre-
ferrsd BY Ed Sharpley. Squire Petermau
Issued the warrant. Wright then sUore
out two warrants for ShRrpley, one on q
charge OF keeping a gaming house and the
other for breach Of the peace.
A MEETING Of the temperance people OF
the city was held lsst night and after dis.
cussion It was decided to call q meeting at
the Capital Rink to cooperate with the
Ministers on Thursday afternoon at /
Io'Clock, to further plan Of organization
10 be considered at the evening session.
JUDGE BOYD yssEsrday rendered his do
cisiou in the hRbeas corpus case OF Mary
Hearth. he discharged the girl on the
ground that the Police Oourt made no or
der when the girl was fined that II she
did not pay abe phould be committed to
hail. s. o. Boycs was the girls attorney.
THE last will and testament OF Charles
Sorg was yesterday admitted TO probate
and ordered to be recorded. Johanna Sorg
liz usmed Gs exacutrix, without surety.
Caroline SEahl qualified as executrix Of
the will OF Adam 9tshl, deceased, and gave
bond in the sum Of s.. 500, without surety,
none being required by the terms OF tho
said will.
TaR new oficen Of the Trades Assem-
bly, are: President, John Corcorsn, Of Lo.
cal Union No. 0, a. F. G. W. u; Vice
President, Richard Robertson, Of Prosper.
ity Assembly No. 1851; Secretary, John
Ehmann, Of Prosperity Assembly No.
1851; Treasurer, J. A. Wood, OF Carpen-
tera' Brotherhood; Trustee, Theodore
Wagner, OF Harmony Assembly No. l76S.
A CHARMING informal hop was given
lsst evening by 1.-THE Club" at its pleasant
assembly room on Main street thRt was
quite largely attended by the members
aud their lady friends, and there were also
several visitors from out OF town present.
The affair was given complimentary to
Miss DsllR Wade, OF MaBsilloa, Ohio, who
is the guest of Mrs. Charles HRncher.
Killmyer furnished the music.
ONE Of the most important matters pro.
sented at the Trades' Assembly meeting
Sunday was the strike OF the hands in the
heating department Of the Bellaire mill,
which hes been on for come time, and
which has caused great deal OF disCus.
sion. The question was discussed In oil
| It's bearings, and the points under dispute
were relei red to the District officers OF the
Knights of Labor and the Amslgamated
Association Of Iron and Steel Workers, for
adjustment.