The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-18
LOCAL BRRYETIRs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About th'
CITY,

Nltys
MATINEE Mt the Grand to-day.
The GRAND this evening-"Thc Way
Of the World"
Tue Council Committee on Markets
met last evening and audited Il number
OF billy.
THE Baltimore & Ohio pay car will ar
rive here from Pittsburgh this evening
or tomorrow morning.
TuE last will of Adeline Mcdonald,
deceased, was yesterday admitted to pro-
bate and ordered to be recorded.
Tue Wheeling Soup Company made
its first "boil" yesterday, and the ma
chincry worked MS nicely rs could be de-
sired.
ToMMIR CocEAYNE is again in the
restaurant business, rs member OF the
firm of Killeen & Cockayne, Of the City,
Hall restaurant, opposite the old ARK
SOME handsome new Autographs have
been ordered by the State Fair Assocla'
ton, with the State seal and other aP-
propriate designs, and giving due proml.'
hence to the State exhibit.
THERE is good deal ofinquiry for the
street sprinkler these days. The mer'
chants on Market street were wondering
Yesterday II Jimmie Nichols is going to
bring his machine out again this season
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord one deed Of trust and u deed made
April II by Peter Cassell and wife 70
Samuel Nesbitt, ir., in consideration o.
$3.50 for u lot on Woods street just north
OF Twenty-iourth.
IL the case of James lIcaly VS.. the
Natural Gas Company OF West Virginia
tried to n Jury in Squire Dayis's court
night before last, the plaintiff was given
n judgment for the full amount OF his
claim, $197, which was for extra work.
A LARGE excursion party, under the
guidance Of Mr.. George Wise, went
down to Benwood last night to visit the
Wheeling steel plant aad Riverside tube
works, going and coming on n special
train on the Baltimore 4 Ohio road.
A VERY old problem is going around
again, and is discussed with Us much in
terest MS ever. 1t is: II hen and q
half lay an egg and half in day and
half how many aggs will six hens iay
in seven DAYS? Seventeen answers have
been suggested, all said to be wrong.
THIS evening, at Germania Hall, the
yOun. Indy friends OF the Sons OF Veter,
ans OF this city will give their entertain.
ment for the benefit OF U. S. Grant
Camp. A splendid musical and literary
programme has been prepared and it is
safe to predict very enjoyable ocea'
sion.
A DRUNKEN individual named Mar
shall, was run in by 0fhcer Hesiop last
evening. A dangerously large gun was
found on his person, and the charge Of
carrying concealed weapons was entered
up against him. Adam Coleman was
found in drunken state by West and
put in the cooler.
Two dogs have been selected for
slaughter to-day by the police. One is a
large brown dog belonging to Add Keys,
colored, which is charged with biting
James Mooney. The other is brute
belonging to Walter Mcrritts, who lives
in alley 10, and which is said TO have
bitten child OF Henry Stumpp's.
TME validity OF the Sunday ordinance
in relation to barber shops was argued
in the police court yesterday by John ..
Pendlpton for the prosecution and Denis
O'Keefe for Charles Jones, the defend
ant. Judge LETTERS reserved his decision,
but advised BARRIERS not to violate the
ordinance pending his decision.
TnR three men arrested for the rob
berry at Summerileld, o., mentioned yes
terday, gave their names us Morris Bell,
of Rochester, n. Y, George Breudon, OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, and Frank Kinney, OF
No. 90 Broadway, New York City. The
men confessed and were taken TO Cald-
well, where they will haveto be tried.
SECRETARY Hook, Of the State Fair As,
sociation, has received from Jackson
county official notice that the County
Court OF that county has appointed
NIessrs. II. W. Deems and L. q. Smith
commissioners to represent the county
Mt the coming State Fair, and to prepare
an exhibit OF the resources OF the county
for the fair.