The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-31
LOCAL BREvrTIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and about
the City.

| Matters OF Minor homont IN anu ABOUT
REPuBLEcAN denomination on the
Island this evening
The GRAND this eyenIng-"Wait Till
the Clouds Roll By"
ONE plain drunk was run in by Officer
Moran yesterday afternoon.
JAMES BRASXES, while repairing
trolley wire Saturday, cut his hand ter
ribly.
CONCERT at the Y. NJ. G. A. hall this
evening. A fine and varied programme
has been arranged.
Miss LoRA MARTIN, employed by
Homer, the South Side printer, mashed
her hand badly in press Saturday.
The pudding department of the
Etna mill will not work this morning
on account OF shortage Of mixture.
SQUIRE PHILLIPS sent Henry Golden
to iail Saturday to await hearing to-
day on the charge Of stealing two coats
from the Hub.
The street car tracks on Eof street
from Twenty-seventh to Thirty-third
are now torn up, but the new rails will
be laid early this week.
THERE will be special term Of the
circuit court next Saturday Judge
Campbell presiding, for the special pur-
pose OF naturalizing citizens.
A coIoRED baptising took place in the
Ohio at the public landing yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Major Lee was bap-
tised, Rev. ]. J. Christian officiating.
ABOUT half-past six Saturday evening
freight train on the Baltimore 4 Ohio
jumped the track near Elm Grove, ard
delayed passenger trains about five
hours.
SATURDAY night the bunting and Ian
terms on Keline's saloon, at Benwood,
caught fire from ball from roman
candle, and were completely destroyed.
The building was not damaged enough
to speak OF.
The force Of men employed by Jolly
Bros, under direction OF Foreman
James Howard, have put up the cable
as far as Thirty-eighth street, and are
making splendid progress. Mr.. How
ard is hustling the work.
THE new club house OF the North End
Liberty and Athletic Association on
North Market street is nearly COM
pleted. Wilson & Dunlevy have the
contract, and when it is finished the
club proposes to open it with big
ball.
CONSTANT complaint is heard Of the
bad conduct OF boys on Eoff street be-
tween Twelfth and Fourteenth. They
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tons. The police have been appealed
to, and hereafter any offender Will be
arrested and locked up.
AFTER returning from Martins Ferry
Saturday night the w. L. Wilson Tariff
Students gave very fine "serpentine"
drill, on Market street, from
Sixteenth to Twelfth, with plenty
of red fire. This they will repeat after
the Stevenson demonstration Tuesday
evening.
ANNUALLY the Wheeling Topographic
cal Union gives ball, and these events
are always successful financially and
enjoyed by those present. This even
ing the annual ball will occur at Turner
hall, on Market street, and no doubt
the past reputation OF the union will
draw large crowd. Myers band will
make the music.
SATURDAY Real Estate Agent Haller
sold at the front door of the court
house, at public auction the property
No 1928 Main street, belonging to the
Rumble estate, to John Carney, for
s., 1925. On piece belonging to the
same estate on Eof street, the piece on
the corner of the alley was bid up to
S2,250, while another piece on South
Market street reached $1,000. Mr.. Hal
Ter also sold the shanty formerly occu-
pied by Henry as real estate agency
ON Chapline street, one door from Six
tenth, and which was burned out, for
IS. Mr.. Brailly, the undertaken, pur-
cbosed II