The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-04
I0nAL BRRYETIs
Matter, Of Minor Aoment in and About
the City.
AZ de- Grand to.night-NO hICks,"

AT the Grand to.night-"Ohi
THE Board Of County Commissioners
will meet in regular monthly session
this morning.
To-MoRBOweYeniDg Mr., George Adams
will give talk to young men on BANK
ing In the Y, NJ, U, A hall.
Ex,PoLICENAS LOUIS STElNBRcEER, Of
the Eighth ward, is in 9 happy frame Of
mind, It's agiTl, and the inst ~ eleven
years.
OyHcRR CRusE arrested "slitten" Lit
ten and a man named Smith Saturday
night for fighting in Ann Keim's house
ofill repute.
THR house OF i'll fame run by Joseph
inc Boyd, colored, was pulled by, the
police Saturday night and the landlady,
six girls and six men captured
HuGHRY 0'HARE a well-knoWn pud-
dler employed at the Etna, Is said TO
have drawn I,45O pounds on last Friday
nights turn. This is prize record,
THE annual election for eight Direct
ors OF the Y, NJ. @. A. will be held to-
day flom - IN. to 7:20 p. IN. All active
members Of the Association are entitled
TO vote.
A MARRIAGE license was issued by
Clerk Hook Saturday to Louis + Hart,
man, native Of Maryland, aged %, and
Rosa Dagger, q native Of Germany
aged 20.
PEOPLE went indroyesto North Wheel
ing Yesterday to sec the Union bridge
and tunnels, The day was pleasant, and
no less than 1000 persons visited that
part Of town,
The Isaac snedlker farm in this coun-
~ was sold Saturday by Real Estate
Agent HerVey for 5000. lie also SOLD
part OF the HRbig property at the corner
Of Market and TWenty'ftth streets lor
$1,000.
Mr.. PAlLIP YoUNdMAN, Of the South
Side, has received from Philadelphia
two line English settlers, Lucy, No. 676i,
A. X, O., and Roybel Third, No, 1901,
A, X, O,s. b. These arc probably tue
finest settlers ever brought to this city,
OgPIcRRs WEST and Carney on Satpr-
day night arrested Patsy Oonley on a
telegram received from Braddock, Ia,
asking that he be detained, Conley was
taken before Justice Davis yesterday
and sent to jail to await the coming Of
the Braddock officials. 1t is understood
that he is wanted for seduction,
The attention OF those who may at
any time desire to=engage the services oil
tho Opera House band or orchestra, Is
directed TO tho announcement in this
issue OF tue change in the management
Mr.. Louis Felnler having resigned the
position as manager, Prof.. L, w. Spell,
the leader, has been made manager also
In Police Court Saturday morning
John Fransco, charged with dlsorderly
conduct and resisting an officer, was
given thirty and forty'hVe days on the
| bill In default Of the payment Of fines oil
IS for disorder and $40 for resistance
John will DO in duranCe vile till 1880 un.
less he chooses to break out oil the old
rattle trap.
FRANK FLAHERrY, employed as q
Waterman on the Baltimore 4 Ohio
bridge at Bellairc, was arrested Saturday
on a warrant issued by Squire Ankle, on
complaint OF young woman named
Cannie Hixenbaugh, who charges him
with bastardy. Justice Arkle held
Flaherty in the SUN Of $500, which he
furnished and was released.
HowARD, the confidence man, arrested
Tor acting as solicitor for House q Her
mann Of this city, in Moundsville, and
while so doing collecting, tunda due thai
1 firm, is still held at MoundSville In de-
fault OF $500 bail. Efforts made satur
day before Judge PAUL 10 have his bat
reduced, and in other ways to secure FOL
him hisliberty were all futile.
EN-. McMANAwAY's house Of III fame
In alley . was drawn upon early yester,
day morning. En-. and seven men and
three women were captured. Georgia
Frank, two girls and three men were
found at Geofgia's house, on Eoh street
about an hour later. Peter Barnhart q
plain drunk, was brought In by Officer
Carney, and William Kempt was run in
for the same oienso by Officer Watson
THE final Republican really along the
river front in Belmont county VIII take
place at Etnaville tonight. The prin-
| cipal speakers will be Col. O. L. Poor
man, Of Bellaire, and Mr.. A. 4. Nickel
yey, tho party's splendid candidate for
Representative. They are both good
takers and are thoroughly posted oil
the issues Of this important campaign.
| Mr.. McKelyey's remarksto the working
men will be specially interesting,