The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-26
D. GundIing & Co.,
STAR CLOTHIERS,
So TWELFTH STREET.
IOUAL BKEYl'IlES,


| City
Go TO the "Boss Ball" at the Arion
tonight.
TIE GRAND this evcning-"A Check
cred Life"
OPERA House this evening Wa
ter Queen"
FIFTY.MTLE ladies' running race at the
Capitol rink this evening.
FRIENDS Of Labor 90 to the Miners
Ball tonight at Arion Hall.
SPEND the evening with the miners
and their friends at the Arion tonight.
FINE music, and a large crowd will be
at the Miners Ball at Arion Hall to-
night,
THERE was not q case for the police
court yesterday, nor were any arrests
made through the day.
TIE Riverside tube works at Benwood
has been idle for day or two on account
OF break in the machinery.
LOUIS WuRTzBEcHEu a well known
heaters helper at the Whitaker mill,
was stricken with paralysis night before
last, and is seriously i'll,
FoRT HENRY LODGE No. 9, Shields OF
Honor, will give grand ball Friday
evening, April 2G, at Westwood's Hall.
Opera House Orchestra,
YESTERDAY the work Of locating the
second pier for the Union Bridge was
completed, and a force OF men are now
at work on the third one.
SUSAN ENdLEHARDr was last evening
arrested by officer Hell on charge OF
disorderly conduct, and Il. W. Harvey
by Officer West for drunkenness.
THE bricks and curbing are being rap
idly distributed along Market street for
the pavement, but it will be some time
next week before paving can be actually
begun.
THE oil excitement in the vicinity OF
Glencoe continues to increase. Tools
arrived Wednesday evening for three
more wells, and operations will be COM
menCed at once.
lr is formally announced in another
column that the Wheeling Park will be
formally opened next Sunday afternoon
with sacred concert by the Opera
House orchestra.
TIE paving brick manufacturers Of
New Cumberland have donated to WASH
ington and Jefferson College enough
brick to make fine driveway around
the college campus.
THRTY.FoUR cars loaded with German
emigrants went West over. the baltimore
& Ohio railroad yesterday afternoon.
Almost every day for the past week one
or more taain loads Of these newcomers
haYe passed through here.
TIE call directed by the Mayor to be
issued for the special meeting OF Council
to be held this evening, specifies as the
special business to be considered the
Mayors Court ordinance, the Police and
Fire Departments ordinances and the
Garbage ordinance.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record two deeds OF trust and deed
made April %, by A. G. IIarrell and wife
to John Celsick, in consideration OF
5000, for lot GO feet in width at the in
terscction Of the National pike and Mt.
Wood road, in the First ward.
SQUIRE DAVIS yesterday had before
him Sarah Curtis, alias Rixy White, and
Jennie Carr, both accused OF larceny.
Both were discharged. Both grew out
OF the changing OF 500 bill on DcCem-
Der 7 last, in connection with which
Mary Williams is now under indictment
for larceny.
TnE leveO gauge at dusk last evening
indicated depth in the channel OF
about six feet six inches, The Louis A.
Sherley will be up again to-day, in her
Cincinnati.Pittsburgh trade. She will
pass down Sunday morning. Captain
Tom Hunter is in command and Charlie
Reeves does the honors in the clerks
office.
MANAGER RIESrER has booked for the
Opera House next Tuesday evening Pete
Baker, late OF Baker and FarrOn, in his
successful German dialect comedy, 1.-THE
Enigrant." Everybody knows the genial
Baker, and he was always Il favoritc in
Wheeling. with agoOdplAy and good
company, he ought to puck the house.
SUNDAY afternoon Harry Laue, aged
l2, accidentally shot George MutlNny,
aged o, in the leg. His story is that he
gRot at stone and the ball glanced,
making n flesh wound. Last night he
was arraigned before Squire Davis and
fined 81 and costs for assault and battery,
but the fine was RENTED owing to the
existing circumstances.
School No. /, OF the Seventh ward,
will be moved on Monday to the hull
over tho hose house, and the small
building now occupied by this school
will be torn down. In another column,
Clerk Hall, OF the Board Of Education,
advcrtiscs for proposals for tearing down
the two.story building OH the corner OF
Maryland street and North Broadway,
s
germ Of FlEa