The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-23
LOCAL BREvrT1Rs.
Matters of Minor moment in and ABBOT
the CITY.

Matters OF MINOR nohoht IL AAu ASV1N
the City.
TIE Bsnnett.Moulton Opera Company
comes here from JohnstoWn, Pa.
OPERA HoUsE this eysning-Bennstt-
Moulton Opera Company In "Robsrt
MAcaire."
HENRY REIERKE, the popular barber Of
the Eighth ward, has removed to 1928
Eof street.
LUXE STEPHENS, indicted for robbery,
was admitted TO bail Saturday by Judge
Boyd in the sum Of $500.
SERGEANT HENRY KHoKE, U. S. A., sta
tioned at st. Augustine, Fla, Is Waiting
his brother, August Knoke, Of the Eighth
ward.
MR. BuRKHART, Of Wheeling, who was
in the city looking for his runaway daugh-
ter, went home without her. The female
Is but sixteen years old,-Bellatre Inds'
pendent.
JONI O'GRADY, Of NeWbuTR, who claims
10 be the middle-Weight champion, wantB
to wrestle any man in this State for 500
TO $3.50 side.
MANAGER scHAUB, Of the Central Glass
Works, was pleasantly serenRded by Neu-
hardrs orchestra Saturday night. The
serenaders were invited into the house
and Handsomely treated.
FIVE Bellairs gentlemen will this even.
ing be taken into the Wheeling lodge oil
Eiks, with view TO organizing lodge at
BelIaire hereafter. All visiting Elks have
been invited TO be present at the iniha-
ton.
SATURDAY night the police raided the
house OF No. 9S Alley IA, occupied by
Mollie Hearth, and captured her and
"Stoney" Duffy. Hearth was In jail few
days ago on similar charge and was got.
ten ont on technically, by means Of "a ha'
bsas corpus.
The Turner'S OF steubenville are to dedi'
cate new hall on Tuesday Of next week,
and will at the same time be presented
with q handsome flag, the gift Of the To-
dies. A large delegation Of Wheeling
Turner'S will go up TO participate in the
festivities.
W. W. ARNErT, ESQ, will give talk to
young men on next Tuesday evening al
O'Clock at the Young Mems Christian
Association building. His topic will be
Criminal Law" The talks given at the
Association are always entertaining and
profitable.
AUcrIoNERR HALLRR sold at public auc-
ton, in front OF the Public Building, Sat
urday, seyen.stone diamond ring, said to
haye once been the property Of o. n.
Healley, who will be remembered by sew;
eral. Il brought $50, and was knocked
down to Constable Lsuchlin.
The following transfer Of real estate was
left for record at Clerk Hooks Office Sat-
urday: Deed made January 10, 1888, by
g, L, Uranmer and wife, to Margaret E.
Porter, for lot No. Al, on the plot laid out
by ". P. Hubbard and Henry NJ. Russell,
special commissioners. Consideration
S, $50.
SAMUEL LARNHART, sR., q well known
citizen, died Saturday morning at eleven
O'Clock, in the tifly-ninth year Of his age.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence Of O. Peters, No. $50 Market street,
this morning at $3.50 o'clock. Masa will
be said at St. Alphonsus church at 9
o'clock.
The testimony taken before the Board
Of Arbitrstors in the Central glass works
contract dispute by Mr.. ALI RheimstIom,
the photographer, has been transcribed
and copy sent to each member Of the
Board. The testimony made seventy
pages. The Board will meet again to.
morrow in this city.
LAhT Friday q farmer named Living.
stone, living up Woods run out in the
country, came into town and before start.
ing for home got pretty drunk. he got
of the motor at Leatherwood and started
TO walk home. On the way he fell down
and was so nearly overcome that he could
not get up. He lay there for about four
hours before he was found and in that time
had both feet severely frosted.
AT regular meeting OF Crescent Lodge,
Amalgamatsd Association, held Saturday
evening, the following oficsTs were in.
stalled: Peter Wall, president; Frank
Smith, vice president; Henry Hell, re.
cordinG secretary; John Holman, fnan'
cial secretary; John Hook, guide; Will
liam Knabe, inside guard; George Fisher
outside guard; RsymAn Bowers, treas,
urer; John Holman, RsymRn Bowers and
John McFadden, trustees.