The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-09

Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.

THERE Is considerable complaint OIL the
condition OF the crossing leading to the
colored schools.
TIE Mary Hearth writ OF hdbedS corpus
was argued before Judge Boyd Saturday
and taken under advisement.
TIE Riverside furnace at steubenville
was banked Saturday. When 1t will re-
sumo operations 10 not known.
TIE Lsonzo Brothers closed their en-
gagoment OF the Grand Saturday night TO
a large audience. They 60 to East Liver
pool.
"THE soaGARrH" had better audiences
at the Opera House Saturday, and de-
lighted everybody, It Is q fine drama
well rendered.
THERE were FIVE cases. in the police
court Saturday, but only two we're tried,
tho others being continued until to'mor.
row morning.
WILLIAM READ, a four.months' man, lie
the latest 10 depart from the city work.
house. he climbed out window and has
not since been seen.
"THR CLUB" will entertain. itslady friends
at On informal little hop at its rooms on
Main street hill this evening. Killmyer
will iurnigh the music.
SQUIRE ARKLR on Saturday night com.
mitted ex.policemRn Charles Stevens to
jail for failure to pay Aue Of $40 assessed
against him last July on charge oil
a0sault.
TIE funeral OF the late Arthur Browne
formerly Of this city, whose death occur
red in New York city, took place yester'
day afternoon at 9 o'clock from the family
residence on EoIf street, opposite the Ca
thedral.
AS the down train over the "Pewiky'
was passing Wellsburg Saturday evening
come one threw stone through one Of the
car windows, the missile striking pas
sepger in the neck.
CLERK Hook on Saturday issued a mar
riaSe license to Patrick Kerns, native o
Ireland, now Of BridgUpoSt, aged %, ant
Mary BuTng, native oil Ireland, now o.
Wheeling, aged %.
The shutting of OF the natural gas from
the Top mill IL not explained by either
party. The mill company ordered it OF
rom one department and the gas com
pany shut it of from all.
TIE principal business oil interest trans
acted at the regular meeting Of the Ohio
Valley Trades and Labor Assembly II
this city yesterday was the election o.
officers for the ensuing year.
A NOTICE was posted In the Riverside
factories Saturday that both factories
would be Cossd indefinitely. Superin
tendent Hearno gives az his reason tbs
general unsatisfactory condition OF the
nail trade.
KRAMER's orchestra rendered a choice
programme OF concert selections at Beetho
ven hall last evening for the pleasure and
entertainment OF tho members OF the
Beethoven and their families, who Bponi
o delightful evening there.
THE B. & o. trains from the West were
all delayed yesterday by an accident neal
Chicago and another ut Miller'e station
near Cambridge. In the latter CAGE two
freight cars jumped the track in ouch g
bad place that tho accident bloCkaded the
track ior over two hours.
Nh. JOHN A. HOWARD was admitted Ia
practices in the Circuit Court Saturday
In the case Of Myers We. Marshall, the
motion for O new trisl wss overruled and
Judgment rendered in accordance with
tho finding Of the jury, but stay OIL
lowed for niIsy days to sdmis an sppeal.
GEORGE II. ADAMS, the once tamouE
clown and now popular comedian, will be
the stellar attraction next season, with
Spectacular Panlomimical comedy, enjoy,
ing the title OF "Hs, She, Him and Fer. T"
This 10 rather "HsgRard" name to give 9
comedy. The pieco will first be presented
in Wheeling.
THE general delivery and stamp win
dow at the postofiics has been moved into
the room Of the north end OF the lobby
After to-day Capt. Jack Adams will have
charge OF It, and Mr.. ]. l.. Beck will cue
coed CGpt. Adams in the money order
office. Mr. Pogue succeeds John CoTl in
the distributing office.
THE funeral Of the lste Henry q. Bauer
took place Saturday afternoon from his
home in East Wheeling, William Tell
Lodge No. 6, l. o. o. F., the K, Of P,
lodges end the Red men, headed by
Maye.'a brass band, attended the funeral
In body. The inLerpept took place ct
tho Peninsu!sr oemetaSy.
In the Circuit Court Saturday, both
Judges being present, Alfred Caldwell
rendered his resignation Bs Commissioner
OF School Lands for Ohio county, and the
resignation Was accepted. E. W. Duna.
way wns appointed to gil the vacancy, and
his bond in the sum Of 1000, with Q. D,
Hubbard as sugety, was approved.
A NUMBER Of Wheeling glass workera
left for Fostoria, Ohio, Saturday, to work
for the new glass house theTe. Among
them were Joseph Voitls, George Ryyson,
Frank Howard, John Drake, John Gregg
Henry Dampler and others. James But
Ter has gone down the river, while Jsmes
Mslif and Mr.. Msnion haze lett for Bril-
liant in search Of work.
THE Windsor Athletic Club has elected
the following officers for the ensuing year
]. @. Beck, president; Martin Brady, vice
president; James Msgner, recording 5ecre.
iary, James Mack, financial secretary
Alfred Campbell, treasurer; William
Schater, Jsnitor; Board o! Trustees, Harry
seybold, James Mack, A. j. Schultz, John
Msnion and j, O. Beck.
jay Y. BIcEHELL, tho poultry expert,
stopped owe. in Steubsnville to-day on
his way home to New York, and sCored
the white Wyandottes and Plymouth
Rocks belonging to GeorGeP P. Miller. Mr.,
Bicknell had no hesitanCy in pronouncing
them tho fnest blrda Of the variety which
ho-ever saw. They are the came birds
which took the prizes ct st. Louis
Ststlbenviile Herald.
THE gentlemen Of the Mercantile
/ 1t ~ Il
posed OF leading Hebrews, are arranging
for a largo full dress hop to DO given next
Thursday evening. 1t will be on such an
extensive scale that the Clubs cosy rooms
In HOrnbroOk's block will not sccommo.
date all the guests, and FranEheim's hall
has been engaged for the occasion. II
will be an elegant affair in sli its details.
Charged with Disorder.
Last Saturday right Officer West arrest
al