The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-22
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Matters of Minor Mention in and About
the City.
MATINEE at the Grand this afternoon.
AT the Grand to.night-last perform.
ance OF "Wild Oats" st5
,ower NJ a,,orrey from ,bo Ncwman
Manniactnrinr Company 10 Il. A. Nc.
Gale Esd was lied in Clerk Hooks
Office yesterday.
1rsr,c, D.v,s yes,e,dav af,crnoon
comm;ited William Iallv' of Centro
Wha"iiny IN ;aii n avail nm examina.
,ion No n his sanitv. 80
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caor,o o Schs,l lam anl 4 NTilIer tw6
Jrmnts ware ind 81 md cos,s coch !:
hoth n,;J ,hs;r assessmcnia $3.50
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WILLIAM hApcLLffE, wen KNOWN
employs ~ the o!esGens mill Mas .he ,.a
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"oo' ll'e'e.ia''a y. noii'''o'
OSE anu Two thousand mlle I n
tickets TO anu from EUROPE. iweiVe
s .;enn, .n , o. 1yn;eM pailro,d ni;ea
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MRS. blckERToN: motnei OF Ohafles
Klckerton, custodian OF tho custom
House, died suddenly while sitting IN =
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ADoLpli k1ncilGERsTSER got drunk
yesterday evening, anu among INC otner
dlsorderly Things ne dld, slapped his
wiles lace: a telephone message was
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gen n " pu,'te THERMOMETERS, anu We T.;
pust VIII" n,'I s..o"."J n''o0 :"
DaD' /" ne'"ns "tu "'1so''1 n"'
Two weeks from tomorrow VIII be
Easter sunuay. Two OF the old Signs re-.
latlve 10 the weather OF christmas and
Easter iorctell colu anu snowy gay Tor
me spring festival; One $50 warm
C .has ~ anu e9,H Eas.e'' an.. t!.e
Wan.axn )" green on''''u'"'' "n''e
ln'e''
InE base Dali players Who arc TO form
the "hceilps team Tor the coming sea-
son, playing under the auspices oil the
ONO valley Base Ball Association, have
been orderea 10 report mere not later
than Iluisuay evening next. Manager
u'ea 1 un.siu 10 eApee'eo W arrive hete
noH' "eun''u"s'
FRANK LEIGH, pam drunk, was ar
rested on Twelfth street yesterday alter
noon. jacob AI!linger was arrested yes
terday morning ior creating disturb
ance in the Second ward market rcstau.
rant. John kenney was arrested in the
second ward yesterday by officer He'll
Tor drunkenness.
WHILE hosting three ton piece OF
bridge iron to its place on the Martins
Ferry end OF the Union Bridge yester-
day, part Of the hosting apparatus gave
way and allowed the piece OF iron to
drop twenty feet. Several workmen had
narrow escape from being caught under
the heavy weight.
Tur social GATHERING Of TIM memhars
of The Wheeling Gin and their ladv
friends held nj the rooms NJ tb;s nonn.
lar ORGANIZATION last n;cht was a vsry
pleasant one. There was good attend.
ance and every ono managed to enjoy
the affair immensely. It was a semi
full dress affair, and cards and dominoes
furnished the amusement.
ONE deed of trust and a transfer n + real
estate made March !. 1890 by Josnhine
Rariup. of St. Clair. Pa. to Join W;Ilaka
Of WHEELING. in consiIera,;on ofeoS for
one foot 81 tho north half ~ In NJ (
in souore No. AS desionated IN tbs
map Of the subdivision Of the :Josenh
Caldwell estate addition, were admitted
to record in Clerk Hooks office yester.
day.
A BLIND colored man, giving the name
Of George Brodencx, and claiming to
hail from Pittsburgh, put in I'll appear
ance at Police headquarters yesterday.
His story was that he was looking for his
wife, who had run away from him, TAX
ing with her two children, aged 1 and %
years; that he had followed them this
lar and could 90 no further because he
was broke. Chief Delbrugge arranged
for sending the fellow back to Pitts.
burgh.
TIE Council Committee IN Account,
Thoner to alvert I o tn,,u ta Gletk