The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-14
LOCAL BHEylTIEs.
Matters OF Miner Mention IN aud Abou

Matters OF Minor Mention In mud About
Gar tho Grand to.nlght-Thomas E.
Shea In "Liie for Life
y Tmg franklin insurance Company has
declared n dividend Of 4 per cent, !paya.
bic on demand. Il
* Ar the Opera House to.night---the
Bennett ..Moulton Opera Company In |
1.-THE Beggar Student. s III
JusrIcg ARxLE fined John Balzer IS |
and costs yesterday for assaulling his
sister, He pleaded guilty to the charge.
VA EoLL and b piece OF machinery
about the sQueezers were broken Mt the
LaBelle Mill yesterday afternoon. 1t
will lay of the forge department q short
while. d, Ivy rs slS V :
Ed HoLNEs, who was sent to Jail by
Justice Ankle In default OF $500 bond for
stealing pony from John Dumns, was
released yesterday, his father securing
the amount OF the bond. Il ,y;..
RonERr BuRwINRLE, whose vile gave
notice through the public prints yester.
day to saloon.kocpers not to sell him
intoxicants, created a row at his home
In Stonetown on the lower end OF the
Island last night, aud was arrested by
Officer McNichols. mi ,Sfl
IIoGANs's Tabernacle was filed again
last night with large crowd Of nom.
church going people, who seemed TO ap.
preciate his efforts and who were up.
parently anxious 10 learn more OF the
truths yhe teaches IN his own character.
istic way. 4 !.
! IA REGULAR semi.montlly meeting OF
Council will be hold this evening. The
most important matter that will engage
tho attention OF the body will be i the
Unionf Bridge Company's ordinance
granting certain rights OF way on the
South Side. ~ iilt,, gs.,ii
WILLIAM SMITH, n one.armed colored
vagrant, and James Kane, a one.armed
white vagrant, were arrested together by
Officers Wilkie md Frotme last night:
| On the way 10 the lookup they picked
up Charles Witte, who was lying drunk
OH the street. ~
| THE second OF a series OF thres con.
certs to be given by Prof. and Mrs. III.
J. Arbenz, will luke place on Friday
evening OF this week at Mnnnerchor
hall. A special train will DO run out into
the country by the Elm Grove road
after the concert. Z, N Il, IS ii
/ SAMUEL ROBINSON, l. well known col.
ored whitewasher whose fame came to
him principally through his prominen!
connection with the Democratic party
and his intimacy with the local leaders
and wire pullers during campaign times
died yesterday OF pneumonia. He was
sick but few days. iis y; ~ 3;
TIE funeral OF William Blum took
place yesterday from St. Alphonsut
church on the South Side. The funeral
was one OF the largest ever seen in the
city. The Knights Of st. George, with
the Opera House band, turned out theil
full membership. There were forty.three
carriages in line, and the floral offerings
were so numerous and elaborate that 0
special vehicle hud TO be provided tc
carry them. i
THE Board OF Directors OF the G. r
/ Association, which controls what is
known as the G.; "A. r.. hall, met last
evening for the purpose Of preparing re-
! ports to be submitted to Il meeting OIL
the stockholders to DO held this evening
] The financial standing OF the Assocln.
J ton was found 10 be very satisfactory,
and the Board fluids that it will be abte
to announce a small dividend at to.
nights meeting. E.t.s.
LAST evening Jessie Wesley, who was
brought here from Parkersburg for steal.
ing cloak and dress and ether articles
from a companion at Mrs. Ditty's house
in Alley G, was held to court under $500
bond by Justice Davis, and being unable
10 secure the bond was sent to jail. She
confessed TO stealing the cloak and dress
as charged, but denied taking the shoes,
underc!othing and other things charged
against her. in the warrant. She said
during the hearing that her home is in
Philadelphia and that her father lives
there e = - ( ~ 2 ~ e.