The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-08
LOCAL l.EEYlTlES.
Matters OF Minor Mention in and Abou


Matters OF Minor Mention In and About
tl,u CITY.
Ar the Opera House to.night-Brown,
the mind.readcr. vs. e}
AT the Grand .to.night-Miss Kittie
Rhoades Ia bob, the Debutante."
THE public schools reopened yester.
day after having been closed for the
usual spring vacation Of one. week. rs
EASTER Monday balls wero numerous
in this city last night; the merry strains
Of music to which dancers kept lively
step were to be heard in MI quarteIs.
LOUIS HARroSG, tho weil.known con-
traC.or, has associated his son Louis
with himin the carpenter aud building
business, and the new firm will be known
as Louis Hartoug & Son.
A REGULAR semi-monthly meeting OF
council will be held this evening. There
will be presented for Investigation the
report Of the Seeley Investigating Com
mittee and two or three other matters
Of special interest.
TIE Committee on Sales met last night
and ordered the scales near the Whitaker
iron works removed to the corner Of
Twentieth and Main streets. The
Health Committee had no quorum, and
SO afforded no entertainment.
THROUGH the kindness Of burst, the
contectioner, the orphans at the North
Wheeling Asylum enjoyed yesterday a
nice treat OF candy Easter eggs. They
were also kindly remembered by Mr..
Rice, who sent four dozen OF nice spring
hats. =r.s -rr
TOM McGIAEIGHAS was arrested Inst
evening by Officer Moran for striking u
hostier ut Rine's stable. McGranighan
and SADIE Tracy had been out driving
together aud the hostler took the team
from him, which caused McGranaghan's
anger.
TnE Easter communion at the English
Lutheran church WIS exceptionally
large, and the church was filed to its
utmost capacity. The pastor, Rev. Z. Fl.
Dornblaser, baptized seven infants and
received thirty.two persons into church
fellowship.
TnE Hotel Windsor property is to be
offered at public sale at the Public
Building at 10 o'clock this morning.
The property is TO DO sold in order to
wind up the partnership that has been
existing between Messss. NJ. Reilly aud
J. II. Hobbs,
A MARRIAGE license was issued from
Clerk Hooks eillce yesterday 10 Her
man P. Goodwin, aged "a, native OF
Sharpsburg, Pa, now a resident OF
Chicago, H., and Caroline Z. Bihler,
aged 10, native Of Canton, Ohio, now n
resident Of this city.
MEssRs. HARRY MESKEMsLIgg and
Kinder Sarvcr have opened new and
first class shoe store at No. Psi Market
street, where they have full line Of
everything needed to make the feet CON-
Portable and dainty. Messrs. Menke-
meller and Sarver are well known in the
city and their prospects for good bust.
ness are first class.
YESTERDAY afternoon Officer Cruce
was informed that John Coffee, an
Italian, living with his mother, who
keeps n boarding house ut the head OF
Twenty-third street, was creating dis
turbance with n revolver and big Jag
OF bad liquor. The officer went after
him and found him up on the hillside
behind rock. The Italian was taken
to the lookup, but he had no revolver
then.
OK account OF the large number OF
students graduating and going to work
at this season OF the year Business Col
lege rooms are MS q rule but partially
filled; but the Wheeling Business Col
iege seems to be an exception, rs new
students arc filling the seats rs fast MS
they arc vacated. Yesterday showed q
marked increase Of attendance in all
departments.
TIE Presbytery OF Washington to
which the Presbyterian churches OF this
city belong, will meet at Claysville this
evening aud will probably b. in sessiou
for two or three days. 1t will be one Of
the most important and interesting
meetings this Presbytery has ever held.
The principal matter to be acted upon
is the Revision question which has been
the leading topic in Presbyterian cir
Giles Tor some time plst, ef