The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-14
LOCAL BRRYITlEs.


TUE GRAND this evening Harry
Williams Specially Company,
Two deeds Of trust were admitted to
record by Clerk Hook Saturday.
THR good weather Saturday and yes
terday crowded the streets with pedes-
TRANS,
THERE was not case in the police
court Saturday, and only one Is doGketed
for this mornings court,
AucTloNRRR HALLER Saturday sold the
David Kull property on Chapline street
to Charles Ahrens, for $i,420,
Tue Daughters Of Rebecca, No. 10, !,
o, o. f., will give an entertainment and
ball at Beethoven hall next Wednesday
evening,
Tux County Commissioners will meet
again at 10 a. IN. to-day, and resume bal.
loting for President, The promise for
break Of the deadlock does not seem
bright,
The south span Of the temporary
bridge over the creek at Main street, is
up, and In short time the remainder Of
the structure will be finished and open
to travel,
j, WIS HAWKINS, accused Of stealing
u watch ut Chicago last August, was
taken there Saturday by Detective In.
vim, He refused TO so without u requi-
sitiop, compelling the officer to go to
Charleston iorthe papers.
TIE National Delaine Sheep Breeders
Association will hold their annual meet
ing ut the Mcclure house on Tuesday, at
2 O'Clock p. IN. At O'Clock the same
evening IN elegant banquet will be
given,
WILLIAM RRowN and Sarah Smith,
Colored, who have been living together
US man and wife, were before Justice
Arkle, charged with iorniCation. They
were fined $40 and sent to Jail for ten
days in default Of payment.
TIE Board Of Directors OF the street
railway companies will meet to-day. II
is expected the extension OF the eleCtri'
cal system to the Island will be earnest
| ly talked over. Some conclusion, ills to
DO hoped, will be reached with the
Bridge Company.
SOME beautiful large photographs Of
EsteIle Clayton, who is TO present "rhe
Quick or the Deadn ut the Opera House
Friday evening and "a Sad Coquette'
Saturday-both her own plays-are dis
played in windows about town, They
represent II very handsome woman.
SATURDAY afternoon a horse attached
to the wagon Of b. L. Adams, plum Der,
dashed out OF the yard back OF the shop
into Market street, and making u short
turn upset the wagon and mashed q
hitChing post on the other side OF the
street. hut little damage was done.
WARRANTS are out for the arrest oil
thieves who went through the boarding
house at No. G2 Main street few days
ago. About $3.50 worth OF property was
taken. 1t Is thought that the thieves
are in Parkersburg and kilograms were
sent there asking that they be arrested
LOUIS BELOW, resident Of the Sixth
ward, has been in the habit OF beating
his wife, and Mrs. Below swore out a war'
rant for her husband before Justice
Davis. Officer Killeen made the arrest
and Below was fined $40 and costs and
put under $50 bonds to keep the peace
He paid.
A CHILD about three years old was
found on tho street Saturday morning
and taken 10 police headquarters, where
1t remained uncalled for till in the. even
Ing, when its father, who lives in the
Sixth ward, claimed 1t. All efforts OIL
the police failed to secure any clue to itS
name or home.
SEVERAL wagons passed up Market
street Saturday afternoon, on which
bales Of straw were piled up fifteen OF
more feet high. In front Of the Mcclure
house driver Cndeavored TO turn Out
OF tue street car track, when tue tall pyra,
mid on the vehicle lost Its balance and
toppled over into tho street.
LAST Tuesday Joseph Greer, jr;t Q!
this city, a carpenter by trade, fell of
the Exposition building, at Cincinnati
where he was employed, and was almost
instantly killed, only living ten minutes
after he was picked up. Had he fallen
two feet another way he would have II
| in the canal and probably escaped. His
body arrived in the city Saturday even
ing, and he was buried from the resi-
dence OF his father, Joseph Greer, ST.,
No. 70 Seventeenth street, ut O'Clock
vpRtnrdaV afternoon,