The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-25
LOCAL B!,EylrIEs.
Matters Of Minor Mention Ia and About
the City. |H

4 lew days.
GEORGE Hull, who was reported 10
have been arrested In house Of ill.lame
on the Saturday night raid, was In fact
arrested on The strect.
CHIEF DELnRuduE recently lost his
revolver. Yesterday he treated himself
10 n pearl.handled, aeli.cocking, ham.
nerless SS.calibre beauty.
DURING the past season about 10000
bual,cls Of barley were purchased for the
Reymann Brewing Company by Capt.
Charles Schmidt md his son Frank.
Miss LlSSIE WALTZ. who has been
living. at No. 81 South Front street, died
at the home Of her parents In West
Alexander yesterday, Of typhoid fever.
TIE Lalies Mission Circle Of tho First
Baptist Church will hold a social and
entertainment at tho Church on Thurs.
day evening. Admission 10 cents. Rec.
ita.ions by some OF the best homo talent.
LIEUTENANT DExu, Of the police force,
who Inns been OH the sick list, Is again
able TO attend to his duties nj hcadquar.
terB. Uncle Jake still has some rhett-
matte pains in his legs, but otherwise he
is nil right.
TIE Pat McCabc reported as having
been arrested for drunkenness, and who
was fined for that otlense at yesterday
mornings session OF Police Court, Is not
the man Of TINT n"Mo who works for
Bishop Kahn.
A MARRIAGE license was Issued from
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday TO John
Birch, aged %, q native OF Belmont
county, now Il resident Of this city, and
Nellie Hughes, nged u, n native Of
this county, now living in this city.
A noEsE attached to a buggy ran of
OIL Sixteenth street, near Woods, yes.
tcrday morning, and in turning down
Woods srtcct threw the buggy against tho
curb stone and upset 1t. The horse was
checked, but not until the vehicle was
badly demolished.
TIE hearing Of Frank Smith, charged
with poisoning Bella Simpson, before
the Probate Court in Steubenville. on n
writ Of hatCus corpus. wherein tho priso.
her asked to be admitted to bail, was
concluded yesterday, and tho prisoner
was remanded to Jail.
JAMES RICE, James Murphy and Peter
Burton were the names given by three
buns arrested by Officer Wilkic for dis
orderly conduct in the Fifth ward yes
terday evening. The trio had been beg
eing on the streets and were creating II
disturbance near the market when ar
rested. d.. .p.
A REGULAR semi.monthly meeting OF
Council will be held this evening. There
are enough matters awaiting attention to
make the session an interesting one. It
is understood the Board OF Gus Trustees
has not us ye. fully determined whether
twill be ready to report on the Seeley-
borro~ed.pipe matter. IL
TIE entertainment to BIZ given at the
Y. NJ. g. A. building this evening is one
OF the series OF monthly members enter
tainments that have been such pleasant
features this season. A splendid pro.
grammc is 10 be rendered. Each men-
Der has the privilege Of escortins lady
friends to these entertainments.
TIE Council Committee on Accounts
met last evening'for the purpose Of re-
ceiying and opening bids for revising
and indexing the city ordinances. The
bids are. Edgar Boyd, $50; Edgar Hall,
$500; White and Allen, $500; Dennis
O'kecTe, $1,000. The bids were re-
ferred to Council without recommends
ton. g.5.El.
TIE only conveyance OF real estate
admitted to record in Clerk Hooks
Office yesterday was deed made March
90, 1890, by George Christian Mueller
and wife to William G. Eberts. all OF
Wheeling, for one-fuarter OF lot No. 2l3
fronting on the west side OF EoG street,
between Twenty-second and Twenty
thirdstreeta. Consideration, Sl,70O.
A GAY party composed of about eight
couples Of society people, went out on
the Elm Grove road to seibcrt's last
night and spent about three hours in
the bowling alleys. One gentleman who
has often endeavored to roll 800 and
missed by less than ten pointa. had his
heart broken by failure to upset one pin
on his last roll, leaving him with 200.
WASHINGTON, Pa, is to have another
new industry started within her borders.
1t is to be in tue form Of foundry and
West Virginia capital starts it there. A
free site, comprising one acre OF ground,
was donated to the new industry. Work
on the rev buildings needed, is to be
commenced at once, and it is expected
that within tho month the foundry will
be running with twenty hands EN-.
ployed.
WILLIAM CARNEY was a member OF
both the Builders Exchange and the
Transfers Union. Believing that the
holding OF Il membership in both organ
iZations is inconsistent lie has withdrawn
from the Exchange and gone with the
Transfers, of which organization he is
one OF the original members. Mr.. Car
ney is one OF those to whom the repre-
sentatiyes OF the Teamsters' Union in
the Trades Assembly had reference when
they called the attention OF the Assem-
bly, 10 the question at last Sundays
meeting.
A MEETING preliminary to the forming
OF n new Conncil OF the Jr. O. VA. N.
in this city, was held last evening at the
South Side Turucrs' Hail, in the Eighth
ward. 1t was largely attended by mem.
bers OF the order who live in the lower
part OF the city and who arc enthusiastic
over the proposition to form new
Council, which shall have its headquar-
tiers in their section OF the city. Nearly
all the arrangements were perfected at
Inst nights meeting for sending for
charter. Another meeting will DO held,
at the same place, next Monday even
ing, for the purpose Of completing Or
Engagements. .1
Zig Docket In Police Court,
The docket for yesterday mornings
session oil Police Court was tho largest
u that bas been known for long time.
There were tifty-one cases disposed Of and
the fines md roatn, irnnorni fonlai ~,