The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-26
LOCAL. Da Il
Matters of Minor Moment In md Abon.
the City. ~

Matters of Minor Moment In md Abon.
the City.
OpERA HOUSE this evening-Tbc Kcr-
noise. Il.
\ GKondE pGEsroS, q drunk, was arrested
last night BY Officer Fahey.
The Vigilant engine company will get
in their new house in about ten days.
TIE Happy Homo Athletic club will
give its first annual ball this evening at
Beethoven hall.
TIE Young Peoples Working associa-
ton OF the First Baptist church has do.
mated 81 to the new hospital.
Work will resume in full in tho pud.
ding department OF tho LaBelle mill
on Monday. II has been oGtwo weeks
A noY named Elwood fell from Bell &
Wells's delivery wagon OH North Main
street yesterday, and was BADLY cut and
bruised about the head.
TIE hand process OF cleaning the
streets is good ono, II It Is but kept
up. Fourteenth and Market streets re-
coived needed attention yesterday.
THE Terminal company has received a
now locomotive, OF light and speedy
pattern. to pull its passenger trains. 1t
will effect a considerable saving OF
time.
JOHN KoEnLEn was yesterday appoint
cd administrator Of tho estate OF Eliza
beth NJ. Koehler, deceased, and gave
bond in 800, with Nicholas Roth Us
surety.
TIE r. E. Phillips will leave the wharf
tonight at o'clock for tho benefit OF
those who want to attend tho sparring
exhibition at Somer's hall, and will re-
turn at 1880 o'clock.
A COURSE dinner was given last night
at the McLure house by Mr.. and Mrs.
William L. Hcarne, in honor OF tho
young ladies visiting at the homo OF
Mrs. Frank J. Hearne.
0rls II. THOMAS, aged 10, n native OF
Belmont county, Ohio, and resident OF
McKeesport, Pa, and Rosa A. Long,
aged 10, OF this city, wero yesterday
licensed to be married. Y
TIE back part of tho brick building
on the south half OF tho Busbey build.
ing, on Market street, is being torn
down to open an alley for the accom-
mediation Of the Chapline street prop
erty.
Mn. AND MRs. J. X. PFEFEERMAN en-
tertained about fifty OF their friends at
their house yesterday evening. The
occasion was the christening Of their
siX-months-old babe, who became Earl
franklin. Rev. Z. II. Dornblaser Off
ciated at the ceremony. Refreshments
were served and q pleasant social time
enjoyed.
REV. ]. E. PIERCE, missionary among
the Turks and Armcnians, lcctured at
the Second Presbyterian church last
night under the auspices OF tho Y. P. S.
Z. L. OF this city. Rev. Pierce has
preached the gospel among these people
for number Of years, and the story OF
life in Turkey and Armenia as he told
it last night was instructive, as well rs
interesting in the extreme.
EMMA RoDINsoS, the colored girl who
was brought over. from Ohio ior stealing
from an employer here, but not prose.
cuted, was yesterday arraigned before
Squire Phillips rs person not OF good
fame. The justice after hearing the
evidence gave her a lecture, and releas-
ed her on condition that she leave town
within an hour and not return inside OF
a year, otherwise she is to be committed
to Jail for year.
Mrs. FRANK Dixon was arraigned be-
fore United States Commissioner Camp
bell yesterday afternoon on charge OF
opening mail matter intended for an
other person. The complainant was
ex-Pollceman Stanley. The evidence
showed that the opening OF the letter
was mistake, such as is liable to. hap
pen to anybody at any time if mail is
delivered at the wrong place, as it was
in this instance, besides being wrongly
directed. The commissioner took the
case under advisement.