The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-03
LOCAL BREVETIEs,
Matters Of Minor Moment in and AbOutths
City.

MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
THR GRAND this eyening-Floy Gro
well in "a Hoop OF Gold"
Tux taking Of DISPOSITIONS for use by
John o. Pendleton in the Congressional
contest has begun.
THE United States Court did not meet
yesterday pursuant TO- adjournment,
Judge jackson not arriving,
The Grocers' Association has agreed
10 close all the groceries at 7 p. IN, daily
except Fridays and Saturdays, commence
ing May l,
MORE people moyedlyesterday than the
day before, and they were gamers by
the delay, The weather was perfect for
the purpose,
ALTHOUGH Monday was Book Beer
day, there were only ten cases in the
police court yesterday, and five OF them
were from one house.
JoHN MACEELCANSoN, a bartender
from Toronto, was run over and killed
by a Cleveland & Pittsburgh freight train
within the city limits OF Steubenville
Monday night.
PILEs Of mud have been neatly ar
ranged along a number OF streets, By
the end OF the week, or sooner II It
should rain, they will be scattered ready
to pile up again.
A BRIDGEPORT wagon ran of the city
bridge over CaldwelVs run on Chapline
street yesterday, into the bed OF the run,
but strange 10 say no damage was done
worth speaking OF,
THE wheelmen have q great practice
ground on Main street, south OF Twelfth,
at night, It is well paved, lighted by
the electric light and retired enough to
avoid embarrassment for beginners,
ALEX RAINBOW, aged IS, a native OF
Virginia and resident OF Mt. Pleasant,
Ohio, and Maria Sutton, aged "a, a ma.
tive Of West Virginia and resident OF
this city, were yesterday licensed to
wed,
The Baltimore & Ohio shifting en-
CINE IN shifting cars at the Benwood Iron
works Monday put some Baltimore 4
Ohio cars of the track aud over the
bank. The cars are not damaged appa-
rently,
BALTIMORE LODGE No. 0. K. Of p, is to
have a benefit supper and social at
MaennerChor Hall, Friday and Saturday
evenings, and the members are working
hard to make 1t a grand and memorable
success, A delightful time Is assured,
ARRANGEMENTS are being made by
Mrs, Bertha Baer for a fine and attraC.
tive display OF spring millinery at her
elegant millinery parlors on Chapline
street, where she will be glad To receive
her friends. She offers the advantages
Of a tastefully selected stock and artistic
work.
GRACE FoSrER was arraigned before
Squire Davis yesterday on complaint OF
Mary Williams, accused OF assault and
battery. The evidence was that she had
struck Mary on the head, with brass
knuckles, cutting her scalp badly. She
was fined s. and costs and In default Of
payment sent to jail. Both are colored.
OFFICER GAUs yesterday afternoon
locked up Maggie Barnett, and later Pat
King, both found drunk on the street.
Officer Wilkie ran in Charles Doyle for
drunkenness on the street and Harry
Smith for using abusive language to the
officer. Smith Is q stranger who eYl.
IDENTIFY thought he could run the town.
: SATURDAY night at Pittsburgh, &c, Nc.
Clellan, the well.known Soho runner who
was one OF the contestants In the recent
three days go.as-you.please pedestrian
contest here, defeated John Murphy, OF
this city, in a four.mile race at the East
End rink, for $500 u side. twas close
and exciting race. MCClelland won by
two laps in Sl3.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record u deed by which the Baltimore &
Ohio Employees Relief Association trans
iers to tire Real Estate and Improve.
ment Company OF Baltimore City all
tho real estate OF which it Is possessed
in Ohio county, in accordance with an
agreement with the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company.
The item about the robbery OF Van
Baker by W.. L. Winters, printed yes
terday, seems to have created a false
impression. The testimony OF the jailer
was that Winters handed the money to
Col. Ariett in payment Of his fec to de-
fend him,shaving retained him as his
counsel. OF course neither the jallcr
nor Col. Arnett knew where Winters
gothic money.