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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-25
LOCAL BsEvlTlB.
Matters OF Minor sfomcnt In and AbouI
ths City,

Matters OF Minor Momcnt In ana About
this City.
OrERA HorsE this evening-Verona
jarbesu.
CouSclL meets In adjourned session
this evening.
TIE GRAND this neutrality-suspicious.
Opera Company.
TIE nail factory at Benwood Is now In
iull operation and twenty pudding fur.
naces there are at work.
TIE Mcclure House begins to look like
a new structure with It's ornamental win.
dow caps and acoat OF light paint
A WRESTLING match 10 come OF in the
near future at Benwood, for a purse Of
so, Is attracting attention in athletic
circles.
g.. B. DoREy represents a syndicate
that has purchased a controlling interest
in the Porter fire brick works, New
CumberlaHd.-0hio Prea.
THE fruit crop in this part OF the coun'
try, Notwithstanding discouragiug re-
ports for the last two months, from
present appearances will supply the de
mand. .
A POWER OF attorney was yesterday
fled with Clerk Hook for record, b,
which J.. G. Brady 10 constituted attor
ney.in.iact for the Wheeling Develop
mGnt Company.
THE heavy rains ofyesterday made tht
grass spring up wonderfully, and tht
trees became green all at once. Apple
trees are beginning to bloom and sprinI
may be said to be here OF a verify.
THE Wheeling steel works at Ben
wood were obliged 10 shut down abon
. o'clock Tuesday night on account o
the breaking Of the soaking pit crane II
the blooming mill. The break was re
varied and the works started up agai!
Wednesday night.
JouS PENN and Alex. Smith, OF Smith
field, were in Cadiz Monday in tn
interest OF the Central District an,
Printing Telegraph Company. The.
had secured the rights OF way for tn
erection OF telephone wires and pole
from Brilliant to Cadiz. From Cadi
the lines 20 west through Scio, Bowers
ton. Uhrichsyille, and on the circui
which will give us telephone connec
tons with Wheeling and Pittsburgh
Cadi. Sentinel.
The Captain OF the dredge boat Fay s
whose name is not known to the Sui
geon who dressed his wound, Will
dredging sand a. the Jefferson landin
this morning, says yesterdays Steuben
vile Uertid, was struck above the ey
by a crank that few Oft the crane, au'
very seriously injured. His forehea'
was cut from one side to the other, tn
skin falling down over his eyes. d.
Laushlin was called and dressed th
wound. lie lay unconscious 10, seyera
hours.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-25
The Episcopal Convoeutjcn,

The Northern %Convocation OF the
Diocese Of West Virginia closed its SEES.
sions at St. Luke's Church, on the Island,
last night. Yesterday morning at 7:lj
religious services were conducted there,
Tor the benefit OF bus'1e es men who
could not attend later in the day. Rev.
Dr.. Lacy delivered a practical and appro-
pirate discourse. st the forenoon ses.
sion the work OF the coming year was
considered by all the clergymen present.
In the afternoon Rev. MI. Blit,ingham,
rector OF the church, entertained the
visiting ministers ut the rectory, and last
evening Rev. S. Scolloy More, Of Park.
ersburg, made an address at q public
meeting on the means OF arousing great.
er Interest among the laymen Of the
church. After his remarko, the subject
was discussed briefly by various other
speakers.
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IN TIE U. S. COURT.

The First Conviction Yss..ssiay-The MeCoy
Case In the Hands Of the Jury-A bribery
Case.
In the United States District Court
yesterday the case OF Dr. ]. ". Mccoy,
charged with receiving an excessive fee
in a pension case, occupied the time
from Ia. IN. to 4 p. m, no recess being
taken for dinner. A juror suggested
last evening that the court might gain
more time by sitting all night The Me-
Coy case was given to the jury at 1, and
when court adjourned no verdict had
been agreed upon. One Juror expressed
the opinion that they might agree, while
another thought Il would be Every
doubtful" Judge Jackson directed that
II an agreement be reached before 0 o. in.
to-day, when court %reconvenes, a sealed
verdict be rendered.
After the cage OF Dr.. Mccoy was finish.
ed, that OF Nelson Virgin, Francis Viz.
gin and A. ]. Matthews, indicted for
conspiracy, growing out Of a pension
application, was put on trsl 10 a Jury.
A verdict OF guilty was rendered rs 10
the two Virgins and Matthews was pro.
nounced not guilty. Each OF the con.
vic.ed men was fined SIS and costs, and
the imprisonment clause was suspended.
This is the first conviction at this term
OF court. y rrr
Leonard Bissett, indicted for perjury.
and Frank Barger, for s%ubornntion Of
perjury, were each recognized for their
appearance at the next term, and their
cases were continued. This was made
necessary becaase the present term 0!
court must end on Saturday, in order to
open n regular term at Charleston on
time next week.
The case OF James Anderson, a Justice
OF the peace OF Monongalia county, in.
dictel for bribing one Elijah Clayton to
vote, was then begun. District Attorney
Sturgis appeared for the Government
and Capt. Is. b, Dovener for the defend
ant. u
Clayton was the only witness ex
amined before adjournment, lie testi.
fed that Anderson gave him 81. Carr
Tootlman had suggested that he ash
Anderson iora dollar; he did not say t.
get 4 dollar for his vote or 10. his time
simply to aak him for a dollar. Clayton
agreed 10 do it, and a number OF neigh
bors were informed and lay in wait Il
hear the transactions consummated
Captain Qovener ratified the witnes.
pretty badly on the eross.oxamination
II is understood Toothnan will be th.
first witness this morning.
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y Pittsburgh olnn's Freak.

About 3 O'Clock yesterday morning q
Pittsburgh commercial traveller named
Thomas !. Bicksler yaisea 4 disturbance
at an l.otf stree, resort, and when he de-
parted carried of a fine umbrella and a
pocSelbook, taking the latter from a
powder box. He was followed BY an
inmate, but refused to surrender the
stolen property, and when sne insisted,
Knocked her down. She made com
plant to the police, and Officer Shorts,
by a little shrewd work, found the man,
who had changed his hotel and taken
another name. lie was locked up, but
after being in fail several hours settled
the damages, gave security for his fine
and the costs, and departed not quite so
"tlip,", but with a valuable stock Of ex.
p%erleuCe.
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EEI,LAlRE.

~
naiirond Sotcs-I. O. O.. F. Celebration
Other Notes.
To-day Is Arbor Day In this State.
Archie Jackley has gone to Rarncsville TO work
Squire John McSieoc will visit Ircl,nd thI
summer,
Al Portcraeli md Miss Emma Decbcc wcr,
married last night.
Mrs Maggie Ault will sell out aud move t.
John Davis, OF Davis 4 Archer, after a severe
SICK spell, is able TO be out.
Capt: D, Davis, OF Ironton, Is here, the CUES,
o, a!s b!otaerin'law. ". C.. Cochran.
Al Rice. OF GAINESVILLE, while fooling with n
revolver, put a hole through his hand. IL
Mrs. NJ. J. Mills and Miss Maud Euuyon mr.
nome iiom a visit 10 Minneapolis, Minn,
Inc !!ttie fellow, Carl Mccain, was rcportcd
worse wednesday night. but better yesterday.
a Team stalled on the ferry road Yesterday and
nW to double the hill, The driver Was in M
very pleasant mood. ~
A called meeting OF the non.partis,n ". C, r.
!, VIII oG helu Tomorrow afternoon at the resi-.
dence OF MIS-. Herman FOemer.
h Eachslo. Club Is still fourIshlng, aud has
now ,twenty's.x members, the Average cost oi
'heir board being $40 per month.
John A. Ecif. one OF tho viewers apnoIn,cd br
.ne commissioner for the new roads, refuses 10
serve. IS he cannot spare the time.
4 t!g crowd OF Darlington !. o. O. r. VIII come
10 neilhlse Tomorrow on the steamer Liberty re.
way. '' ''"'
Ihe Wheeling 4 Lake Eric Railroad is build.
thS Us road up ntsng the river within the Penn.
sylVania Company's property line posts, This
secins to bea very significant iact. ~ AA''
x the weather permits tomorrow afternoon
VIII " tie biggest and grandest day IN lbs bis
!ory OF bellai.e. About all The l. O.. o. +. lodges
invited nave signihed their intention 10 come.
Engineer Beatty, OF tho Pennsylvania railroad
sssIyea yesterday. and will take charge Of Tho
WWoIH 70 PC done. beginning next week, on he
In a few days. "''''e
1ain Matros,.a miner living here, but work.
;ns ~ Trolls mines. near Quincy, started home
meuneaday evening, and a ireigh, tsaIa cotnfur
a,9ns &C. attempted 70 board 1t. but slipped ma
1ell; Two tincerS oa his left hand are gone. rev.
Sfs' ls tocs so OF bis his. left foot. aud he has bruises on
h Il x = WI mead. A. passenger train brought
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-25
Tic W. &L. L. In Hrilgennrt.

The Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Company has %petitioned .he Council a
Bridgeport for the right Of way through
the corporation, via the public roat
from the E.ua mill to Koenhline's cross
ing, thence on m up grade west of Bans
street, crossing the National road over
head. and coming to the river 0 aftel
crossing the creek. Messrs. j.. G. Dent
". II. T'allman, W. T. Graham, T. 3
Smith, Robert Smith and DR.. W. S
Fisher were appainted a committee Of
citizens to consult with Council CONCERN,
ing the route. There is some opposition
to it, especially to It's occupying the al.
ready narrow road.
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DOWN BY THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures Yesterlny-Time
to Repair the Vhnrf.

Arrivals and Departures Yesterdny-rImc
to Repair the Wlnrf.
The river men are again breathing
easy. The steady DECLINE, which las
gone on continually for several days,
has stopped, and the river was station.
airy last night, with @ feet 0 inches,
The Scotia passed up yesterday for PITTS.
burgh at a. m. The Courier departed
for Parkersburg at noon. The Hundson,
due to depart for Cincinnati at : a. M.
did not get away IRON Bellaire until alter
{ p. m, on account OF heavy business.
The Liberty and Bellaire were in and ont
rs usual yesterday. The Shirley. due
here at Z this morning, was ahead of
time at Parkersburg, and was expected
to pass here at 4 Q, IN. The Shirley ia
again in the Cincinnati Pittsburgh trade
in place Of the Rainbow, which has
gone into the Cincinnati Memphis trade.
The Elaine will depart for Pittsburgh at
O'Clock this morning. The Bachelor
is scheduled to leave for Cincinnati nj 3
a. m. The Ben Hur is to.dav's Parkers.
burg packet, leaving the wharf at II 80
q. IN.
Tive wharf is in a miserable condition.
and the Board Of Public Works should
have it repaired at once. The cobble
paying is torn full Of hoies, and in many
places'jt is Almost impossible rehcK the
waters edge with q team. While the
river is low there is'a good opportunity
to remedy these deieats, snl the rapid
growth OF river business demands t1at
the wharf receive some attention,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-25
The Two I,WIpVny Boys.

Wy -
The two boys, John Miller and Willie
Kelly, whose flight from the Children'e
Home, and precipiiate return TO the city
wa the Twentieth street precipice, were
to the Home yesterday. They are
pretty hard little cases. Kelly stood
the pain OF his broken arm very well.
Miller's story that his mother lived In
North Wheeling was investigated by
The police and found to be untrue. Dr.,
Wilson stated yesterday that he did not
refuse to attend to Kelly's broken arm
the night before; that he merely sug.
getstcd to Chief D%elbruQse tho propriety
o. calling DR.. Hupp, the physician Of
me Home, and was about to explain
that he would attend the case il neces.
sary, when the telephone was shut of.
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Miss Jnrb0nuTo.nirht

Miss Vernona Jarheau will make her
first appearance IN Wheeling this even,
ing, at the Opera House, in Starlight
On the stars clevcrness rests the burden
Of Starlight" and it is due almost en-.
tjrely to her talent that that diaphanous
fabric OF nonsense has been a success Tor
three seasons. Nevertheless she has
good people with her. Charles Eirke.
Budd Ross, William Selery and Defte
Cootc, being competent low comedians
OF the burlesque pattern, while hand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-25
The Spring Medicine.

The popularity which Hoods Sarsa.
paril!a has gained as n spring medicine
is wonderful 1t possesses Just those
elements Of health giving, bl%ood.puriiy.
ing and appetite. restoring which every.
body GEMS TO need at this season. Do
not continue In a dull, tired, unsatisfac'
tory condition when you may be &C
much benefited by Hoods ~Sarsaparilla,
It purihes the blood and makes the weak
strong. i
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Bellaire and the whariboat. Three or
!oar passengers jumped aboard the Lib.
e'ty, expecting to cross 70 the whariboa.,
but were carried or and taken down the
river again. About 4 mile below the
city The Liberty landed, and they got of
and came up on the electric road. 10 hot
that their fellow passengers though.
they had come In contact with the t,olly
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Mr.. George Merschrol and Miss Min.
ME Crumbacker were quietly married
al the home Of the BRIDES grandmother,
Mrs. Louise Seabright, No. 50 Nineteeth
street, last evening. Rev. Nj. Werdet.
Of the St. James German Lutheran
Church, performed the ceremony. A
very pleasant social evening was spent
by a party OF intimate friends and rela.
tiyps. 800 ~ a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-25

some Eloise Mortimer, charming little
Julie Kingsley IA really clever lille act.
ress). Fit Raymond, Aida Perreault
and Carrie Francois make up the suita.
ole female contingent. There Is an elec.
tive musical corps as well, and Mr. Ed.
Poland, the tenor, leads It satisfactorily.
Jarbeau has new and handsome cos.
tunes throughout, and these assist ma.
terialiy in pleasing the spectators.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-25
Burlington n~outs-no,ne seescrs's Escur

darlington Ho%ute-IIoine Seekers Excur.
sions.
The Burlington Route, c., B. l. O.
Railroad. will sell on Tuesdays, April
2ed and May Goth, Home Seekers
Excursion Tickets at Hall Rates to points
IN the farming regions Of tho West,
Northwest and Southwest. Limit thirtv
days: For folder giving details concern.
Ing ucheta, Iates and time Of trains, and
ior descriptive land folder, call or your
ticket agent, or address P. S. Eustis,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Chicago, Ill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-25

oMcer seally yesterday arraipaed
Mary Green before Squire Davis, and
sne was put in Jail for three month";
under the Bad Fame act,
Jack Zimmerman, for drunkenness
was the only case in the police corr
yesterday morning. He was allowed tn
90 on promising to leave the city,
Officers Shorts, Gaus and Watson last
night raidedt the gambling room OF Scleli
q Myers, on Eleventh street, and cap.
plain drunk. :
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We AXE ALL SETTLED.

Come and See Us In Our New md Hand.
some Quarters, 81 Twelfth Street.
We can show you more Bicycles, and
better Bicycles, than all other dealers
combined. The VIcroR SAFETY is finer
than ever. Don't fail to see it. We are
trading in comparatively new wheels oil
other makes for the Victor. Why Is it
Simply because the Victor is beat. Dom,
lose money by buying a wheel withou,
examining the Victor. Buy the best in
the start: 1t is the cheapest in the end.
Call and examine our stock. Over q
dozen makes Of Bicycles.
EDw. L. Rose & Co.,
New Store, 81 Twelfth street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-25

We are in receipt Of all the newest
novelties in Woolens for mems wear,
consis.ingof Suitings, Pa%ntalooninps and
overcoa;ings, which we are prepared to
make up in the best style and ct at
reasonable prices. Buy the best IS cent
lust blaqk seamless half hose made, at
@. less 4 SoSs',
1921 and 1898 Market Street.
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Transfers Recorded,

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record one deed Of trust and transfers as
follows: April II. by Adolph Yoke to
Charles Yoke, for 500, 90 feet Of ground
on the south eide OF the National road in
Fulton. February q, 1887, by the city
Of Wheeling to Albert II. Nolte, ior $50,
lot 093 in the P%eninsplar cemetery,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-25

CLERK Hook yesterday issued marriage
Licenses to George II. M~erschroth, aged
"A, and Minnie Crumbacker, aged II,
both natives and residents OF Wheeling:
and Jacob Haushumaker, aged 80, a ma.
tive and resident Of Wheeling. and L,o.
rena Gilmore, age 90, a native Of CIar.
ington and resident OF Wheeling.
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The Onern Euynvcu.,t

Wilbut's Opera Company gave 1.-THE
bohemial Girl' Mt the Grand last nipht.
Miss Baker was 4 very fine Queen, and
Miss kirwin a pleasing airline. The
dressing was superb and tasteful, and
the performance was enjoyed by n large
audience. This evening ERA biavolo'
will be the opera.
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Dry E0ois.

NEW foEK. April 2i.-Therc was an improv.
;ng ousiness 10 dry good. nt frs, hands, The
s spme q. ne cotton goods market Il armer. low
s 5rieas ss9 as1 aud hicaohed arc realizing better
t9gs were advanced bcaa yard. Tbs prosp "aiI.,
o. ihe T.; Y. Chat,in Company IL out. The csni.
~ ~ ada y o S9a'No;&o Ia 800 tharc.. The firm tate
S1Ioo.9So. Of which John Chaiiu has $1,000
n,iu VII oe resident. It Is expected 10 be in
operation about the middle Of June. The rrnt.
sAhlzat.on OF this firm Is well thought OF hsrn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-25

If you wish to buy the best Children
School Shoes, come to II. j. Schulz, as
everyone knows the John Mundell Shoe
Is the best for the money. We guaran-
tee every pair. 1884 corner Main street
and Market uticy. u =
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Pcop,'

Strangers In III. City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. D. G. List has gone to Clifton
Springs, N. Y.
Judge r. II. Cochran returned from
Toledo yesterday.
John 0. pendleton is at home; the
Register says he is.
Mr.. Lloyd L. James and family lsi.
yesterday Tor their home in Chicago.
M. Will Baird is home from medical
college at Philadelphia, and will remain
until September.
Mrs. Gus Spates and her little son
were in town yesterday en- route to their
home at C%!arksburg from a visit 10 her
parents at Washington, Pa.
Intelligence was received here yester.
day OF the death OF Mrs. L. J. Lee, at
Kansas City. Mrs. Lee was the mother
OF Mrs. Frank J. Hearne, Of this city.
Miss List, OF Wheeling, who has been
at the house Of Dr.. A. A. Elliott for the
last three months i'll with typhoid lever,
left yesterday afternoon for Wheeling,
accompanied by Dr.. and Mrs. Elliott
SteutmrNc Herald.
Mr.. d. Mackin, OF New York, is here.
de proposes 10 bid on the construction
OF the Ohio Valley railroad from Bellaire
to Powhatan. MI. Mackin was one OF
the contractors on the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling & Kentucky road.
This is n funny Wheeling personal
from the Pittsburgh 1imes: Mrs. Il. u.
Waddell, Mra. Henry Stamm and Miss
Emma stamm, Of Wheeling, are at the
schlosser. The ladies' are relatives OF
The proprietor OF the Mcclure House, OF
Wheeling.
Mrs. Jake kemple and child and her
mother, Mrs. G. a. Goodwin, arrived
over the Pennsylvania road yesterday
from Maine. Colonel and Mrs. Kemple
Will 80 TO housekeeping in a house
which be has had fitted up on Indiana
street, Island.
Frank Hennig came down from Pitts
burGh yesterday morning to see his
parents and returned in the afternoon,
The Thomas W. Keene company, Of
which he is n leading member, is now
playing a weeks engagement in Pitts
burgh, and will be here next Wedues.
day afternoon and evening.
Hon. John r. McGraw, Capt. J. A..
Hunter, Col. J.. +. Legge, Capt. George
W.. Whitescarver and Mr.. W. Z. Clayton,
Of Grafton, B. NJ. Amber, the well
known parkersburg attorney, and
George 7. Hukill, OF Oil City, Pd., who
10 80 largely interested in West Virginia
OIL territory, were at the Mcclure last
evening.
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II is dangerous to tamper with irri.
tating liquids and exciting snuHs. Use
Eiy's Cream Balm, which is safe and
pleasant, and is easily applied. 1t cures
the worse cases OF catarrht, cold in the
mead and hay lever, giving relief from
the tsst application. Price so cents.
NwEtW-
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WASHINGTON, April 24.-For Western
Pennsylvania and Ohio, fair, proceeded
by rain in southern portions; fair Satur-
day cooler northerly winds.
For West Virginia, local rains, cooler
variable winds, becoming northwestetly.
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OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup Of Figs, as It acts in harmony with
nature to ehectually cleanse the system
when costiye or bilious. For sale in Soc
and S. 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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HAVE you seen Hor's So so Mems fine
hand welt shoe. 1t is a world beater
and We defy competition en- the same,
quality and, price considered.
II. O. HorF, liza Main street,
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HALLcnAS's Commercial School will
take In students until the Both OF April.
Everybody invited, Call and see m.
No. 1900 Market street. '
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MARTINS FERRY.
A big Alligator M.rrlare-varou l.oea

h News Notes.
Archie Kittbslde has returned from Ande,.
a bell has bccu placed on the seconi ward
this evening.
81 men arc Prospecting In The country we..
Hyacln.h Ebert returned yesterday from
lexington. Ky, where he attended the horse
The foundation has been commenced IA, .sc
ward. A"uu
owlng TO the low water the steamer ltt,lS nu
vas hnsble 10 Touch the landing o. the LAttfhttn
Anii company yesterday, where l,Uo) keys 0i
~ ~ wefn awaiting shipment. They viii W
The Fall. OF Atlanta. or the Irish Spy" will
le Produced al The Opera tfouse May 2 aud Z by
o.. ~, CDnncli. the Irish comedian. ,unnotte.
BY local tnlent from ~liellaire. The entertain.
incht viii be lot the benefit Of the Womanis liz.
Adam Cos. aud Miss ida Amelia Timbcrlakc
we're married quietly last evening at the rrsl.
denee Of the brides parents, Mr. anil Mn, G, 81,
TImbctlase. on Filth street, by Rev, /, i. Win.
zen; Ar. Goes Is emplo. ed at the Buckeye vlA,s
M9!ks, ahd The btide Is an Interesting ynung
street. ~
Brady DuG. an employe on tho Union bridge
who was arrested on tuesday charged viii
burglary az ,Wetisvitte, and taken TO hat piace
by constable on Wednesday. made an uaSuc,
cesslut effort TO escape while the train lay a,
MinSo; Had II not been for the passengers he
might have escaped.
Yesterday an alligator measuring over Al. fee,
Ia length was found floating In the river nrnr
the !errr. landing. pulled out OF the water and
stretched on a PLANK. where 1: was viewed BY a
large number, Of persons during the afternoon.
HIS atttgatorthtp Is q southern one, and Judging
from bis appearance must have been dead sew.
elhl weeks. II Is supposed TO have belonged 10
ZONE show or museum. and having died, was
probably thrown In the river At Pittsburgh OF
grew In the river. and one man says il died from
the strip. Others say II Is the sea lion which
escaped from John Robiusou's circus several
| yeAfS ArA. '