The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-27
LOCAL, l,ltEylTIES,

Matters OF Minor Mention in and Abou
the City.
AT the Opera House to.night-Down
ing in 1.-THE Gladiator
TIE furniture and fixtures of Noun
Bellevile Hotel a-e to be offered at pub
lie sale to-day.
OFFICER BARNEY MorAS's right hart
is badly blistered from The burns he re
cciyed at the Trimbie Il Lutz stable iir'
early yesterday morning.
TIE Ohio River train due here at ST.;
p. m. was delayed by slight washou
ut Point Pleasant yesterday, and did moi
arrive here till midnight.
SUESCHsBEliS to the INTELLI
GENCEf: who contemplate moving
will please call or send to the Office
their old and new address.
AHannual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Pittsburgh, Wheeling l. Ken
lucky railroad will be held this morning
at the offices Of the company in this city
LIEUTENANT FRollME and Officer Chr
ney raided the houses OF ill fame OF Nan
Morrison and Georgia Frank last night
Fourteen people were caught in the net
LAST Friday evening James Rine, O.
Dinsmore, Pa, shot at his iather-iu,
law, the bullet passing through the old
mans whiskers, utinilicting no wound
Rine was arrested in Stcubenville yes
terday.
THE Ladies' Mission Circle OF the First
Baptist Church will hold social aut
entertainment at the Church on Thnrs
day evening. Admission 1Ocents. Rec.
itations by some OF the best home talent
Music by Male Quartettc.
CRY CLERK Brock, OF Mouudsyille,
adyertises in this issue for bids for doing
$4,000 square yards OF street brick paving
in that town during the coming season.
Moundsville recently made n bonded
loan OF $4,000 for doing this work.
TIE Board Of County Commissioners
will 20 out to the Poor House this after.
noon and hold n special meeting at that
institution. Thepurposc OF the meeting
is to make up the appropriation for the
Poor House and farm for the ensuing
year.
TIE Public Library will be closed to-
morrow and remain closed till Tuesday
next, for the purpose OF taking IN annual
inventory OF books. etc. On April !, 9,
and the library will be open to read.
ers, but no books can be taken out until
the expiration Of that time.
TIE Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion'a course OF lectures and entertain:
ments will be closed next Tuesday even.
ing with the best lecture of the season,
Dr.. James Hedley will lecture on the
Sunny Side OF Life" DR.. Hedley is rs
nearly universally popular as a man can
well be. III m
Mn. ?. KENNEDY, one OF Wheeling's
best known citizens, formerly engaged
in the dry goods business, has formed
collecting agency OF which he is the
head. Attention is called to the adver-
tisement OF the new agency published in
this issue. Their Office is Mt No. 64
Twelfth street.
a ZIG six.ioot railroad worker en-
ployed on the Terminal work, got a
quarrclsomc jas on board last night, and
cleaned out n barber shop and a meat
shop on Woods strecd, in East Wheeling.
with n butcher knife. Chief Delbrugge
went out to look for him, but he had
gotten out OF sight.
.JAcon VoGT and Thomas I. Reed, two
OF the men who were severely injured
by n falling scatlold at the Riverside
blast furnace at Benwood, on DECEMBER
lG last, are again able to be about. yogt
lost three toes from his right foot by the
accident, and Reed had his left ankle
badly broken. Two other men who
were hurt at the same time, are still in a
hospital at Pittsburgh.
GKoIGE W. HAWKINS, the colored cook
mailing from Washington, Pa, who
worked at VanKeuren's restaurant Tues.
day, and who after being discharged TINT
evening insu!ted and frightened the
young women employed rs walters and
stole Il quantity OF provisions, was YES.
tcrday sent to jul by Justice Davis to
await the action OF tho Grand Jury, in
default OF 500. Tho fellow was arrested
by Officer John Short about 10 o'clock
Tuesday night. lie gave the officer
quite chase and when brought to bay
pulled m ugly knife.
An important meeting Of tho Wheel
ing Wheelmen has been called for this
evening. The attention OF members is
directed to the call in the advertising
columns. The 'cyelers arc getting their
machines in shape for the coming
season these fine aave aud nrar,, ,Iot,
more and more OF them are to be seen
whirling along over tho brick streets,
When the season is fully opened and
all the new wheels get here, the indica-
tons are that there will be about double
the number Of wheels in town there were
last season. ~
ENTERTAINMENT and Social ut First
Baptist Church tonight. Admission 10
cents. ~. rs.sa. n