The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-17
LOCAL, BREylTIES.
Matters Of Minor Mention In md Abou
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whom it was assigned, by William will
liams.
TIE Council Committee on Police has
been called to meet next Thursday even
ing, ut which time Chief Delbrugge will
present his first annual report and make
a number Of important recommends
tions.
SATURDAY morning Policeman Trusch-
Ter found a complete set of shoemakcr's
tools wrapped up in cloth and tied
With piece OF rope, near tho Riverside
mill. The tools are ut headquarters
awaiting identification.
SOME bold unknown thief walked into
the house at No. 2526 Jacob street, &C.
cupied by Charles Edge and Henry Kill.
ner, went up stairs, broke open door
with an axe and stole pair oftrousers
and lady's cloth sock.
ABOUT o'clock Saturday evening n
still alarm OF fire was sent to the Allan.
tic engine house. 1t was occasioned by
the explosion OF n coal oil lamp in the
house OF Porter Rigsby, in alley Is, near
Jacob rtreet. About S. damage was
done.
A CHARTER has been Issued by Score.
tary OF State Walker to the Langham
Hotel company, the purpose OF which is
to carry on the hotel business ut Harp
er's Ferry. The authorized capital is
100000, OF which $4,000 has been sub.
scribed.
SrIuDENvILLE is to have an artificial
ice plant. The building opposite the
Pan handle depot in that city, formerly
used no q factory by the cooperative
nail company, is to be used for the plant.
August Neuhausen, formerly OF this
city, is at the head OF the move.
THE local branch Of the Bricklayers'
and Stonemasons' Union has received
notification from headquarters TINT the
strike OF the stoncmasons here has been
sanctioned by the officers OF the National
Union, which will give its support to
the strikers during the time they are
out.
Two deeds OF trust and the following
conveyance OF real estate were admitted
to record in Clerk Hooks Office Saturday:
A deed made January II, 1890, by Sarah
J. Grove, wife OF Jonas Grove, to Amelia
johnson, for the east half OF lot No. 127,
on Seventeenth street. Consideration
Sl,750.
Il. B. CARTER has disposed of his
livery and sale stables at the corner OF
Twenty.third and Market streets to G.
d. Thompson, late proprietor Of the AL.
hambra rink. Mr.. Thompson will keep
n first class stable aud will doubtless re-.
ceive good share Of the public's pat
ronaSe.
THE funeral Of the late John F. Baird
took place yesterday afternoon from his
late residence on South York street,
Island, and was very largely attended
by his comrades in the late war and the
members Of two orders to which he
belonged, and by many friends OF tho
family.
Mn. HULLIItEN QuAHRIEE Chairman OF
the Committee on Entertainment for the
convention OF the Tri.State-Sanitary
Association, which is to be held here on
the 9th and 2Sth insts, has called a
meeting Of the committee for this even.
ing ut the room OF the Chamber of Com.
merce.
TIE Germania Singing Society has
arranged to celebrate the Twenty.lirst
anniversary OF its organization ut its
pleasant hall tonight. The committee
which has been arranging for this event
are DESTROYS that the members shall
attend with their families. The inten-
ton is to make the occasion a very
enjoyable one.
SATURDAY afternoon the office OF Jus.
tice Davis was the scene of wedding.
The contracting parties were Benjamin
Bound aud Barbara Hopple, OF Wilson's.
burg, Harrison county, this State. The
brite is q very pretty little miss Of sew
enteen. The ceremony that made them
one was performed by Rev. DR.. Gushing,
pastor OF the Fourth Street church. "
WELCOME Lodge No. 6, Ancient Order
OF United Workmen, Of this city, is ar
ranging to celebrate its anniversary in
May by having the great Brooklyn
divine, Rev. DR.. I. Dewitt Talmage
deliver lecture here on the aims and
objects OF this grand fraternal charitable
institution. Welcome Lodge took in
eleven new members the past month.
THE Council Committee on Fire De-
partment, in company with Chief Dun.
ming, will this afternoon make the nm.
nual inspection Of the buildings and an.
paratus OF the Department and ascertain
what improvements and additions will
be needed during the coming year, Al.
ter making this trip the committee will
be ready to get to work on its annual es.
| innate Of expenditures.
THE annual masque carnival and ball
OF the Wheeling Turner'S Society will
take place tonight at the Turner's hall,
on North Market street. This event
promises to be one Of the most memoir
able affairs the society has ever given.
The music will be furnished by the
Opera house orchestra. The grand
march, which will be led by eight mem.
bels OF the fencing section in full uni.
form, will be started at 0 o'clock sharp,
The arrangements for this event have
all been carefully attended,to by efficient
committees. MI.
TIE Sunday Newsletter appeared yes.
terday in q new dress which gave it
quite q brigh appearance. The most
noticeable change is found in the head,
the plain letters having given away to
very ornate arrangement OF the letters
composing the name. Now that Mr..
Richard Robertson has cole control OF
the paper, it is his purpose to brighten
it up in every respect aud make every.
issue noticeable for some specially in
teresting feature. He has the ability
and push about him to do this and it