The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-24
LOCAL BREYETIR
hIattsra Of Minor iIomoat In and About the
CITY,

Matters Of Minor alomsnt In and About the
CITY,
oSE DIED Of trust was admitted to rec
ord yesterday,
OPERA HogsE this EVENINGS Shadows
Of q Great City"
THa GRAND this evening -DDF. Jskyll
and Mr.. Hyde"
MoRE good weather yesterday, and
anything but old'iashioned winter.
THg city election will be held between
the hours ot0a. m. and p, m, to-day,
Ions OF money will change hands on
this election, too, The fools are not all
dead yet,
SQUIRE ARvLR yesterday committed
George Frazier 10 Jail to await an in
quest in lunacy,
FLORENCE BINDLRY will hold the
boards Ut the Grand in NDot" the first
half Of next week,
"PAssIoS's SLAVE closed its engage.
ment ut the Grand last night. It had
two fair houses yesterday,
EVERY Republican yoterought to come
out to-day and vote, Do not neglect
this important duty Of good citizen,
THR last will and testament OF Sobi-
eski Brady, deceased, was yesterday
admitted to probate and ordered to DO
recorded,
"DocE" MCGISLRY, a B. & o, brake
man, had his right foreanger mashed of
yesterday while coupling cars In the
yard.
Tue citizens living in the vicinity oil
Golfers are quietly working up quite
an oil excitement In that vicinity by
leasing the land all around for the puF-
pose Of putting down two or three test
wells,
TAR saloons are supposed to be closed
to-day, the law requiring them 70 shut
at midnight and remain shut until mid
night tonight. OF course there will be
no drinking 10 day.
JUDGES CAMPBELL and PAUL, OF the
Circuit Court, yesterday appointed Geo
Il, Boyd and George r. L. GilChrist o.
commissioners ofthat court, vice Joseph
r. PAUL, elected Judge, and Dennis
OKeetle, resigned.
THE men engaged in putting up the
temporary Main street bridge, yesterday
got some Of the timbers for the main
span In position. The work OF getting
that bridge ready for travel proceeds 50
slowly thatpeople grow tired watchingit,
JAMES PRRrTYMAN was arraigned be.
fore squire Schultze yesterday on two
warrants sworn out by his wife. For
assault on his wife he was fined S. and
costs, and on a peace warrant was re.
qulred to give bond in the sum OF 500
TO keep the peace for one year.
INthe Police Court Yesterday, Herman
Shell was fined S. and costs for assault
and battery on Fred Rapp; he paid
Roger Cane, for being drunk in public
place, was fined 81 and costs, and in de
fault Of payment was committed to the
city work house for ten days,
Tng Baltimore & Ohio company Ii
continuing TO dump stones, big ant
small, over the creek bank at the cas-
end OF It's Hempdeld bridge, An EN-
bankment Is being made that promises
to most etIectually protect the bridge
from being washed out again,
THE Board OF Directors OF the Pen
itenLiary met ut the prison at Mounds
vile yesterday, but only transacted
routiAe business. Mr.. II. r, Howard
OF Point Pleasant, went up to Pitts
burgh last evening on business, and Mr.
J. II. Collins, Of Charleston, returned
home,
soulRE W. Il. DAVIS yesterday hell
Robert Purvis, white, and Mrs. Kat,
Cooper, COlorcd, In $l00 bond each TO
their appearance at the next session o
the Circuit Court to answer 10 the chargt
OF maintaining illicit relations, Mrs
Purvis, who came into court In state o
jovial intOxication, was fined 81 ant
costs, and In default Of payment wa
committed to jail.