The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-09
LOCAL BREylTlES.
Matters of Minor Mention In and About
The C!tF

Matters OF Minor Mention In and About
tho Ctr.
Arthe Grandto.night-Kitty Rhoades
and company In "Jess, the Romp."
At the Grand this Observation-Disclosures
matinee; "llans, the German Boy"
AT tho Opera House to.nipht-lIarry
In Mar aud company in "Widow Be-
dott."
GElsEy Bios. have commenced the
erection OF tho scailoldiug IN the Church
Of tho Immaculate Conception for the
ircscoers. who will next week bcautiiy
the interior.
WILLIAM FAuLKESsrElS, who lives
near Twenty.second street, fell while
wrestling with n companion Monday
night and broke his left arm between
tho wrist and elbow.
PRof. JOIN MULLEN, tho popular
dancing professor, gave very charm.
ing reception and hop to his pupils at
MWnnerchor hail last evening. The
music Tor dancing wis furnished by
Prof. Killmyer.
AucrloNIER w. II. IIALLER yesterday
sold ut public sale the well known piece
Of property IN the country called the
"Cherry Hill farm" for $1,000. The
farm contains 1854 acres and the pur-
chaser Is G. i. Hedges.
Richie Council, tho new Jr. 0. U. A.
NJ. organization that Inns been started in
tho Eighth ward, will be formally insti.
tntGd Friday evening ut the hall OF the
llari Carl order. The officers of Richie
Council were chosen last evening.
TIE Board OF County Commissioners
at yesterdays meeting granted n saloon
license in Liberty district, the first that
has been granted for that part OF the
county in long while. There was con,
siderable opposition to granting it.
UNCLE JAcon DEKU, OF tho police
force, shot dog on Sixteenth street yes.
terlay noon, because the animal was
frothing at tho mouth and giving other
signs OF rabies or poisoning. The dogwas
II valuable water spaniel and Belonged to
Mr.. A. Harden.
REV. ". II. Brooks, late Of Washing.
ton, d. c., has been appointed TO take
charge OF the Simpson NJ. L. Church
(colored) OF this city. Mr.. Brooks has
arrived here and tho impression he has
made on those whom he has met is q
very favorable one.
The work Of tearing down the old
buildings standing on the norlheas,
quarter section OF the Public Building
square, the site that has been purchased
by the county for site for the new Jail,
WAS commenced yesterday and is being
pushed forward rapidly.
TIE funeral Of the late Councilman
6. W. Rumble will take place at
O'Clock this afternoon from his late resi-
dence on Eoti street, South Side. The
bricklayers Of the city will attend the
funeral OF their deceased follew worker
in Il body and they respectfully invite
all other trade unions to turn out with
them.
THE Raquet Club, the lawn tennis
social organization that las its court in
the yard adjoining Mr.. D. 9. Lists real
dence, on North Main street, held q
business meeting at Mr.. Lists last even.
ing, Mr.. Charles List acting as host
Arrangements have been made for hay.
ing $50 cart loads OF clay placed on the
court this season which will make it the
| finest court hereabouts. The indica'
tons are that lawn tennis will be a big
rage here this season.
rrMRs. MARY +. SNYDER, OF the Fourth
ward, was yesterday made happy by be-
ing notified OF the allowance OF her pen
sion claims. This ia one Of the most de
serving claims ever allowed in this city
it has been thrice rejected by the Com
missioner OF Pensions on technicaiites
III May last her attorney, Joseph A
Ankle, appealed her case to the Secretary
Of the Interior; it was reviewed by AS
sistant Secretary Bussey and the action
OF the Commissioner reversed.