The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-13
LOCAL BRgyFTIES.
Matters of Minor Momsut In AID About
the City.

the City.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
The Grand this eyening-N. $. Wood
in "Waifs Of New York"
TYPHOID fever is becoming alarmingly
prevalent in Steubenville and vicinity.
YESTERDAY WINS another fine winter
day. The wise person does his shopping
while the sun shines.
THE spring meeting of the West Vir-
Ginia State Fair Association next May
already bids fair 10 be daisy"
A NEW farce.comedy entitled "a Box.
ing Glove" will be produced by local
talent ut the Grand Opera House in the
near future.
JENNIE McADAMs was yesterday ar
raigned before Squire Davis under the
Bad Fame net, as common drunkard,
and in default Of $500 bail, was sent to
jail for year.
The case OF James A. Henry VS.. Perry
Goodwin, on an appeal from a justice.
was tried to jury in the Circuit Court
yesterday, and verdict rendered in
henry's favor for S35.
THE Standard Oil company has ship
ed in several car loads Of tools and other
things necessary to open up the oil bus
mess at Glencoe, and things are having u
business look about the town generally.
--Belidire Tribune
TnEEE was conference Tuesday be-
tween q committee from the Flint Glass
Manufacturers Association and the
American Flint Glass Workers AssoCia-
ton, and some slight differences in
classification were adjusted.
In the case Of DR.. ]. II. Pipes vs.. DIR.
J. W. Mccoy, in the Circuit Court, for
SANDER, certain special pleas filed by the
defendant were yesterday rejected by
the court. The defendants lawyers took
exceptions to the rulings in each case.
THERE is big special cooking main
announced to take place ut Point Pleas
ant on the Goth and list insts., between
birds from this State and Ohio. Ben
Gibbs, well.known colored sport oil
Point Pleasant, is the corresponding sec
rotary in the matter.
GrLMoREs band arrived on special
train on the Pan Handle about O'Clock
last evening, from Steubenville, where
they gave o matinee yesterday after
noon. The members nearly all took
supper at Vankeuren's restaurant. The
band left for Altoona by special train
after the concert last night.
TnE rattle OF the chair by the Junior
Plumed Knights. which was to have
taken place on November 3, aud was
postponed, took place yesterday after
noon. The winning ticket was number
0G. The holder OF that ticket can gel
the chair by calling ut George l.. bursts
on Market street.
TIE case of Klevis, Kraft & Co. vs.
the B. & O. Railroad Company, TO re-
cover damages for failure 30 deliver lWm
Der promptly, was set for trial in the
Circuit Court yesterday, but when called
it was announced that the disputed
claim had been amicably adjusted, aud
the case was dismissed.
3 In the police court yesterday Frank
Delaney was again arraigned for drunk
enness. and in default of his two fines
a was sent to the hill for 10 days for the
case OF Tuesday and thirty days for the
, case OF yesterday morning. John 3
j Schroeder, the alleged Pittsburgh crook
was given time TO get out OF town.
A COMMUNICATIONS from Frances S
McNulty, by her agent, James A. Henry
has been sent to Council, calling atten'
ton to the fact that alley G, in front Of
Nos. O35 to 04l, inclusive, is slipping on
to said premises, and in case Of heavy
rains the property is liable to be Sc
riously damaged. Mrs. McNuIty petit
tions that this damage be averted by the
erection OF retaining wall.
TIE Hcmpfeld track on Sixteenth
street between Market and Chap!ine
streets was bloCkaded for n short time
Yesterday afternoon by car loaded with
: coke, ono Of long train, getting oil the
track. The street and track was con
sidcrably torn up by the occurrence, but
= was soon pitt in shape again by the
gang OF trackmen, which happened &c
be ut work on the tracks in the old
Hempfeid yards.