The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-06
LOCAL BREyJTlEs.
Matters Of Minor Mention In and About
- W. tho City. ~

LOCAL BREvITlEs.
Of Minor Mention In and About
Es' the City.
AT the Grand to.night-Mmc. Neu.
VILE und son In "The Boy Tramp"
GEonoE THOMPSON, n plumber, while
at work yesterday was 60 unfortunate as
10 split his left knee cap. Ele Is badly
hurt and will be laid up for some time.
MADAME NAN MORRISON went out last
light To make tour OF the town, and
was arrested on Market street by Officer
West for creating disturbance and
being drunk. tf
TIE "Dachelor Club" Il new social
organization recently started, gave their
first hop last evening. There was n
large attendance and everybody had a
good time. W..
A MARRIAGE license was issued from
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday TO James
Wilson, aged %, n native Of Ohio, now n
resident Of this county, and Annie Sned.
eker, aged %, native and resident OF
Ohio.
f MAY DAWSON, a dissolute woman, was
arrested yesterday afternoon by Officer
Donley for creating disturbance In
Alley @. She went on tho war path md
was about to fulfil her threat to clean
out the residents OF that unsavory
ncighborhood.
LOUIS HISS, alias "Luter" a well
known Sixth ward tough who has
figured In almost oil kinds OF disrepu.
nbie scrapes was arrested last night by
Officer Herbert for creating disturbance
ut the home OF his mother where his
sister was lying corpse.
7ilg Board OF County Commissioners
will meet In special session out Mt the
Poor House to-day, Tor the purpose Of
making u. thorough inspection and In.
ventory OF the place and transacting Ger.
tain other business connected with the
management OF the place.
Word was received in this city yester.
day OF the death OF Mrs. Lillian Lewis,
wife OF Milt Il. Lewis, who was for
many years clerk at the old Grant
House. Mrs. Lewis died at her home
in Bucyrus, Ohio, last Sunday evening.
She had many friends in this city who
will regret to learn OF her death.
TIE attention OF those intending 10
build or remodel their residences this
coming spring, and who may have oc-
casion to require hard wood Anishings
in connection with the same, Is directed
to the advertise ment of. O. Schsnerlein
published in this issue. He has Bplen-
did references and his work always
speaks for itself.
THERE was no business transacted in
Part | OF the Circuit Court yesterday.
In Part II, Judge Campbell ordered
judgment for the costs entered up
against the plaintiff in the Islander suit
instituted by DIR. J. II. Pipes against DR..
J. W. Mccoy, claiming damages at s., 900.
This case was tried about one year age
1t will be remembered.
CHARLES BUTLER, q well known glass
blower, who has been resident OF the
Eighth ward for several years, died yes
terday morning. The deceased was the
father OF Hostler George Butler Of the
Eight ward hose house and also OF Mr..
Joseph Butler. Mr.. Butler has always
been good citizen, and his loss will be
regretted by large circle OF friends.
Two deeds of trust and the following
conveyance OF real estate were admit
ted record yesterday in Clerk Hooks
Office: A deed made February 8, 1890,
by Guy r. G. Allen, special commits
sioner, to Emma +. Neuhart, for tract
OF land situated along the waters OF
Middle Wheeling creek, containing
SO 0-l0 acres, more or less. Considera.
ton Sl,Gl7.
THE Opera House orchestra has ar.
ranged to give grand carnival concert
and ball at Arion hall next Wednesday
evening, to which the many passive
members Of tho organization will be adj
mitted free. Non.members can obtain
tickets at the Office Of the German H.
surance Company or from members Of
the orchestra. A very jolly and enter
staining programme is promised.
THE s.eubenville Herald OF last night
contained the following: "As nd.
ministrator for the late David Myers, W,
K. Peters sold three shares of the Steu.
| pSASlllG pUttciy cboCh AOI y ,ouU " l1Ull
K. Sherrard, the face value thereof being
$500 per share. Mr.. Myers original in.
vestment was simply $500, and its value
was increased to $1,000 by reason OF the
increase Of the capital stock to $4,000
from S25, 900. The stock was inventoried
at 81 400, or nearly three times its origi-
nal value"
A WELL, attended meeting OF the
Builders Exchange was held last night
at which appropriate action was taken
concerning the death of G. W. Baggs.
The committee appointed Tuesday to
receive the remains was empowered to
draft suitable resolutions concerning the
death, and to make arrangements for the
funeral. 1t was also decided that the
members Of the Exchange attend the
funeral in body. The remains of Mr..
Bagss are expected to arrive here at two
o'clock this afternoon over the G. L. &
W. road.