The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-28
LOCAL BREylTlES.
Matters Of Minor Moment In md About
tlis City. q

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the City.
orERA HOUSE, this evening : Her.
mann.
The GRAND this evenlns-Charles A.
Loder's "llilarity."
ANvMnEn Of Wheeling people will sail
for Europe on May 8.
THE Council Committee on Health 10
called to meet tonight.
TIM Top miiFs new sheet iron workH
Ia nearly ready for operations.
FISHERMEN in great numbers reported
very good luck Saturday along tho river
and mp the creek.
The City Council may meet to.mor.
row evening TO consider the annual
license ordinance.
DAVID WILSON, who was shot last
Sunday night ut Elm Grove by Barney
Flnllerty, Is rapidly recovering.
GRAND concert tonight at Blon's
Saloon, corner Ttirty.sixth and Woods
street; music by Voller's orchestra.
MAtviS GnrMAN Saturday qualified as
executor OF the will OF Manuel Gutman,
deceased. Bond, SlOO,000; no security
required.
MARY ANN Malcolm wal appointed
administrators OF the estate Of Josephine
Malcolm, deceased. Bond, 500; James
Rine, surety.
BE!DGrroRr LODGE No. "a. a. A. !. &
S. W., on Saturday night elected George
d. Evans to represent /. In the next Ma.
tionai Convention.
A MARRIAGE license was issued on
Saturday to William q. Wiedebusll,
aged q, and Anna Tice, aged "a, both
residents Of Wheeling.
THE summer schedule OF tho Elm
Grove road goes into effect to-day. II IL
expected tho extension Of this road viii
BE- completed in u week.
ArcrloSIEG HEIyGY OH Saturday sold
about five acres OF the William Porter
property at Pleasant Valley, to Mrs,
John Goshorn, for $500.
JOHANNA GREEN was on Saturday m.
pointed e%xecutrix Of the will OF Michael
Green, deceased; bond, $1,000. No Sc.
curity was required by the termS OF the
will.
A BARGE has been anchored in the
middle OF the river on the site oil
the channel pier OF the new bridge,
and boring for bed rock will commence
to-day.
WELCOME LopGE No. G A. O.. l. W.
stood next to the banner lodge in the
jurisdiction OF Pennsylvania in the nun
Der OF new applications for membership
last year.
FLAccrs Bios. are making extensive
improvements at their new factory, the
old Smith brewery. They will DO able
to put a much greater amount OF goods
this season than ever before.
A CART load OF brick belonging tc
Robert Britt was struck by q Baltimore
4 Ohio train ut Baltimore and hilteeutt
streets and demolished on Friday last
The driver and horse escaped uuhurt.
II. X: PORTER 4 Co., OF Pittsburgh
locomotive builders, have comp!etet
two new locomotives to be used inside
OF coal mines. One will be used II
West Virginia and tbs other in Viz.
ginia. ~
TIE Wheeling Railway Bridge auc
Terminal Company will this week de.
liver about $50 cars OF ice 10 the Rev.
mann brewery, transferring it from the
u. & O. track. This will be the com
pany's first business.
IT raiued unusually hard repeatedly
on Saturday, and in the evening about !.
o'clock there was a regular cloud burst,
aud the streets leading down from the
hillside We're flooded for some tine. a
thick deposit Of mud was left on al! The
street intersections aud in some places
clear up on the sidewalks. .
An order OF the Kings Sons vas or
gained at the Zane Street NJ. E. Church
Saturday evening, aod elected the fol,
lowing officers: President, Harry +.
Rennard; Vice President, C. A. Burt;
Secretary and Treasurer, William II.
Bone; Corresponding Secretary, J. T.
Jones, after which the meeting adjourn.
ed until Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock
sharp, to which u! young men are in.
yiteG.