The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-19
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in aud about
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tho City. III
TIE roof OF the now county jail Is at
last nearly completed.
BARNuM's show ON tho State Fair
Grounds this afternoon and evening.
Mn. gibson LAM has broken ground
for his now residence near Echo Point.
IT looks MS Il Barnun 4 Batley's big
city OF tonts' would got very wet to-
day.
TIE Odd Fellows aud tho circus arc
partners in the ownership Of this town
to-day.
tbs new steam heating apparatus for
tho cour. house and Jail Is boing put in
position.
Work has commenced on tho addi-
tional story to DO built on the Odd Fell
Iowa hall.
ALL tho scholars OF Richie school
had their "picturs TUX" in agroup yes
terday morning.
FIVE tramps, all young fellows, wlrc
locked by tho police yesterday on
charges Of v~agrancy.
DrNMY's orchestra gaye'a moonlight
picnic at Seibert's Garden last night,
and a good time was enjoyed by all.
I.ors Of repair work on chimnoys,
roofs and windows, necessitated BY Sun
days wind storm, is now in progress.
TIE street sweeper was out last night
sweepinS dirt into tho cutters to be
washed over tho street again by to-
days rain.
TIE parsonage. OF st. Johns German
church, on Seventeenth street, has been
thoroughly renovated and repaired in
side and out
TIE Teutonia Singing Society is max
ing preparations TO give a big excursion
on the steamer Liberty to New Martins
vile on June II.
SEVERAL trees which were broken OF
by the wind Sunday in the Peninsular
cemetery, have been replaced by plant
ing small trees.
The large two.story building at the
East Wheeling stock yards, built in
place OF the one burned down some
time, ago, is now completed and ready
for occupancy.
IT, hE NolIllllttCo III SSIlloLtTltS luSL
evening passed bills %aggregating 50 IS.
The sexton was allowed an assistant,
to be paid 81 75Aper day during the
time actually employed.
SOME person fired q revolver or run
on the hillside yesterday and the bullet
won't through the window OF Mason
Rector's house, on Chapline street, and
buried itself in the headboard Of a bed.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted TO
record 4 deed made May II, by Stephen
Warehouse and wife to Kate NJ. .O'Iea-
~, for s., 400, lots !. ., 8 and 6 in square
As, in the Eighth ward; also two deeds
Of trust.
WILLIAM THOMPSON went to ( Hattie
Taylor's house OF ill fame last highland
quarreled with one of the inmates. He
struck her and she hit him with a beer
bottle opener. Both were arrested and
locked UP.
"A NuMBERof ladies on the South Side
gave a large private.dance last night at
Moran's! Hall, in honor OF a popular
young man: living in that portion Of the
city. Neuhardt's orchestra furnished
the music.
TIE directors OF Mozart Park held nm
Important business meeting yesterday
afternoon at Schmulbach's brewery.
after which they made an inspection oil
the grounds 10 decide on what improve.
ments to make.
THE Grafton accommodation, on the
B. 4 o. railroad, will arrive here at
1885 q. m, in place. of 1850, on and
after Sunday, May %, and will leave at
3 p. m, in place Of 2:lO, as heretofore.
This Is n decided improvement
a GOOD story isstold on one of tho
deputy sherit1s, whose knowledge OF
local geography is limited. He brought
in a juror Monday;who was found to
have been summoned at his own home
in Marshall county. He was excused.
YESTERDAY in the police court John
Gross was fined s. and costs for disor.
derby conduct in the Eighth ward, which
he paid. Charles Frey was fined for
hitting a girl with a brick, and in de-.
fault Of the cash was committed to the
workhouse for fifteen days.
TIE Moundsyille base ball club would
like to hear from any club in this vicin.
ity with a view to making matches.
They would like to, have, a game ut
M%oundsville on May 80, especially. Re.
sponscs may be addressed to Edward
Manning, manager, at Moundsvillo.
Mr.. GEORGE VARDY, while driving
down Fourteenth street yesterday, mar.
rowly escaped a serious accident.
From some unknown cause the horse
stumbled near Byron street and throw
Mr.. Vardy violently head-frst against
the curb. Beyond a severe ) baking up
and several bruises he escaped injury.
TuE outing to BIO given by the O. w.
L. club at the park will be held during
the afternoon and evening Of Wednos-
day, June %, instead OF the date pub.
lishcd in Yesterdays papers. The date
was changed SO that tho services of the
full Opera House band could be secured
and other arrangements made for q
"bang up timc.N
IT is not likely that the electrical
railway will commence running through
from Martins Ferry to Wheeling with.
out, transferring at AItnaville until after
the summon stop of tho Etna and
Standard mills, during which time the
tlamway ut Etnaville will be raised.
The transfer at Etnaville is very I'M
satisfactory and tho company should
reduce the fare.
ADIaSlFIED and prosperous looking
gentleman, who gave his name Us
Barnes, lately came to Wheeling and
put up alta popular Boarding house,
naming Mr.. George R. Taylor as a
reference, and claiming to DO o Boston
merchant. He bought n watch on tho