The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-07
LOCAL DRgylrlEs.
Matters of Minor Mention In md About

Mntters OF minor Mention IN hhu ABOUT
fail , tho City. IN, e
Ar tho Opera House to.night-Brown,
tho mind reader. 81 Az ~
Arthe Grand to.night-.Kittie Rhoades
in "pygmalion and Galatea."
OyE deed OF trust was admitted to
record by Clork Hook Saturday.
WILLIAM Trey has been placed in Jail
on n charge OF bastardy preferred by
Mary Pastoris before Justice w. W.
Rogers. F
A REGULAR monthly meeting OF the
board OF County Commissioners will DO
held to-day. 1t promised 10 DO ono Of I'M.
usual interest. tf't thf .lga
AucrioNEER HALLEH Saturday sold
the Carl Miller residence, on. Chapline
street, below Thirty.thirl street, to @.
A. Schaeier, for $l,0ll cash.
w. II. AMlcK, who has lived at 22il
Chupline street for sixteen years, aban.
doned bis home Saturday OH account OF
tho vibrations at the electric power
house.
WILLIAM DALnERT, a colored Rcrub
man Mt the Windsor Hotel, was arrested
Saturday night charged with stealing
St2.5 from Walter Waite, another EN-.
poye at tho hotel. ls,
| A YOUNG MAN named Maulke while
trying a new bicycle on Eighteenth
street Saturday night ran into a buggy.
Maulke escaped unhuIt, but the wheel
was badly demolished. 4 f5l.
| ~ 10. u. q u
AN open meeting OF tho Knights OF
Labor lodge, Mt E.nayillc. was held yes
tcrlay afternoon. II was largely attend,
ed, and the proceedings had were Of a
very interesting character. Several
members OF the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly were present and took
part.
AN alarm OF fire was turned ii from
box 23, corner Twelfth and Market
streets, about 10 o'clock Saturday night.
The alarm was caused by m incipicnt
blaze in m unoccupied house above the
schenck building on Market street. The
fire was put out before the department
arrived.
AN association missionary meeting
was held at tho Y. NJ. G. A. building
yesterday afternoon. 1t was addressed
by +. a. Williams, J. W. Amick, J. G.
Lynch and s. T. Parker. The subject
was the work OF the associations for
young men in America and foreign
lands. An orchestra accompanied the
singing. \
TIE Elm Grove road has had one OF
It's closed cars remodelled iuto a combi-
nation car with a baggage compartment
at one end, while the other end can be
used as smoking car. The business OF
| the road has already reached such pro-
portions tha,a car like this is demanded,
and with the extension to Elm Grove
} completed, more cars like this will prob.
ably be required. 81
THE funeral Of young John Maloney,
which took place yesterday afternoon
from his late home on the South Side,
was one OF the largest that has been seen
: here for long time. The Ancient Order
OF Hibernians, to which the deceased
belonged, turned out in large numbers,
headed by band, and the line OF car.
riages was of euch length as to excite
comment nil along tho streets.
TIE raille for gold watch under the
auspices Of Local Union No. GA. +. G,
W. u, for tho beneii. Of Mrs. Cahill
took place Saturday evening in Trades
Assembly Hall. 4 disinterested com
mittee, headed by Mr.. G. D. Roland
3 President Of tho Carpenters Brother.
hood, conducted tho drawing, which re-
suited in No. 5l4 getting the watch
Tho rattle realized about S275 for Mrs
Cahill.
On Saturday Chief Delbrugge and
i Officer Short went to the Baltimore &
, Ohio depot to arrest William Foreman
: who. had, according to negsage sent in
: from Elm Grove, robbed L. Pestinger OIL
$ and revolver. Tho Chief arrested
Foreman aud Officer Short took up an.
other man who resembles Foreman. Al
headquarters nothing was found tc
justify the arrests and both men were
; released. q