The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-15
LOCAL RRBYTTIgs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About the
City,

City,
THE GRAND this evening = "AIein
Schatz,"
THR bright sun and springlike air
quickly disslpated thesnow Yesterday.
The Council Committees on Finance,
Lights and Streets, Alleys and Grades
called to meet this evening,
BESwooD ice packers are cutting ice
from the river, 1t is only passable in
the absence Of better article,
NoTnISa OF public interest transpired
in the Circuit Court at yesterdays ses-
sion, The court adjourned until satur-
day,
POLICEMAN He'll, OF the new force,
yesterday ran in Pete Curry, for disor-
derby conduct at the family residence on |
the South Side,
MAYOR SEABMGHT has sworn In James |
Bell and b, Moran as special police,
pending their formal appointment and
ratification by Council,
Or Friday evening there will be acoCk-
ing main ot thirteen fights between
Martins Ferry and steubenville and
Wheeling at the Fulton pit
A YOUNG man fell yesterday afternoon
ON Twenty-hith street and cut a terrific
cash in his head. The wound was
dressed at Coleman's drug store,
Rev, FATHER MoELLIGoTT yesterday
qualified as n Notary Pubic in and for
Ohio county, giving bond in the sum OF
$3.50, with 4, s. Riley as surety,
THERE will be services in the audito-
rum OF the new Presbyterian church,
Bridgeport, tonight. Preaching by
Rev. A, S, Walker, who is assisting the
pastor.
A MARRIAGE license was yesterday
Issued to James Mellott, aged 63, u
wtdower, Of Belmont county, Ohio, and
and Margaret Jane Porter, aged 40, OF
this county, formerly Belmont county.
THE house OF Carl Morningstar, on
EOf street, in the Eighth ward, caught
fire yesterday from a defective tue, The
fire WIS discovered In time, aud extin'
guished with only nominal damage.
The young people OF the German
Lutheran lions church gave IN enjoy.
able entertainment in the Arion hall last
evening, for the benefit Of the church.
1t was artistically and financially a big
success,
YESTERDAY was tho first day OF this
year on which no transfer OF real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hooks office.
There has been so far in 1850 an al.
together unprecedented boom in real
estate movements.
A NtNE.YEAR.oLD daughter OF Her
mann Dailer, fell at the st, Alphonsus
school and broke her left arm, She was
carried to the residence OF her parents at
No. 2240 Main street. and Dr.. Bullard
set the broken bone.
TIE boys hayeN famous coasting track
on tho Twelfth street sidewalk, starting
at Jacob street and running west oil
Chapline. They talk OF getting Senator
Emsheimer to put turn.tablN at the
foot so they can ride back up hill.
Or the llO prisoners received a. the
pcnitentiary last year, 90 per cont, were
white, "a per cent colOred; 07per cent
male, 3 per cent female; 0S per cent
native, 2per cent foreign; So per cent
could read and write, Al per cent litter
ate.
PHiIP BACHIAN, JR., while out with
a friend late Wednesday night sleigh
riding on Main street, met with IN acci-
dent. The horse frightened near Alley
0, and running away, both young men
were thrown out. They escaped with
slight bruises.
Ex.PoLIcEMEN ROBERT JUNRINs and
Ben Dunlap, two OF the Oldest and best
officers on the last force, fired sin the
interests OF REFORM" have secured two
Of the best night watchmen's beats In
the city, the two Jointly covering from
Twelfth to Tenth streets.
TnR subject Of the discourse to be de-
liyered by Rev. DIR. @. W. Cushing, pas.
tor OF the Fourth Street NJ. f. church,
next Sunday evening will be 1.-THE real
bearing OF the Sunday newspaper" The
subject Is Il live one. and will doubtless
be handled entgftutmngly by DR.. Cush-
ing.
TnE river was six feet three inches and
stationary last evening. The ice Is dis.
appearing fast. The local packets expect
to resume their trips by Saturday. The
Louis A. sherley, Capt. Thomas Hunter,
commander; and G. B. Reeves, clerk,
will positively leave for Cincinnati at 8
D. n.s on Saturday. The Courier will be
here to leave for Parkersburg Saturday
at II 80 n. m,