The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-30

MUNICIPAL couRr sits to-day.
CnrNcrt. maata amin on ThnrsdaY eve

MuxlctpAL CouRr sits to-day.
Couxcrt meets again on Thursday even.
cLotnEs should al be made Of nu.alln
in the dog days.
sUMtER tourist travel by railwas never
heavier than now.
HApx'4 our oatsmen better stay a. home
and tackle each othef.-P itsbHgh Leldr.
oSE deed Of trust was the only paper
iiIed for record Yesterday with County
Clerk Hook.
THE new lodge Of the Circle Of Honor,
instituted last Wednesday night, will elect
officers tonight.
The hotels are averaging q better busi.
ness this season than last, indicating an
increased amount Of travel.
THRtAlked Of race between Andy Knoke,
Of the Leasure Boat Club, and John Muir.
ply, Of the Schultz Club, has HEIled.
THR Sabbath School Of lions Lutheran
Church will hold q picnic ut Green's Grove,
up the "PeWiky" Road, on the 9Th prox.
IT IL supposed that II the streets u
Wheeling were thoroughly cleaned numer-
Gus relics Of the pioneer period would be
found.
We see by the Columbus papers that the
B, 4 o. Railroad will run q grand excur.
sion from that city TO Oakland and Deer
Park, to-day.
A MAN who wore bis hat cooked over his
eye, as q fashionable lady wears hers,
would be regarded Is considerably under
the influence Of liquor.
On OF the wagons Of the Riverside Iron
Works broke down on the stone bridge
about 5 o'clock last evening, throwing the
driver of and bruising him slightly.
OK Monday evening last a man named
John Kelley fell into q priVy vault at
BenWood, forty feet deep. He was fshed
out by Manager Altmyer, Of the BenWood
Mil.
CHRsrxAx & HALLER sold, the other
day, eight acres Of land at TriadelphiA,
belonging to Mr.. Charles Martin, for $500.
Mr.. Ed. DunawAy, Of this city, was the
purchaser. e-
Tar La Belle Mil will shut down the
latter part Of the week for q couple Of
weeks or 30, in order TO give employees the
usual summer vacation and have some
repairing done.
THERE was q rumor on the street last
night that bloody row had occurred in
the evening at saloon on Thirty-third
street, in South Wheeling. Nothing had
been heard Of It at police headquarters up
to o'clock this morning.
WH1IE Major John Hill and party
from Bridgeport were out in q sail boat on
back river last evening, the boat accident.
ally capsized, letting the Major and party
down In the water. The latest account e
no one drowned, but several well ducked.
THE young man Albert Gaus, who re.
Gently distinguished himself by his con.
nection with Sheriff Tngle's amateur de.
teetiye bureau, has been heard from. It
Is reported that he Is in jail at Pittsburgh,
where he Is detained as q witness against
Charles Daily, the alleged bank robber.
FouR through trains run daily over the
Pittsburgh Southern between Washing
ton and Pittsburgh, leaving Washington
at 5:45 and $3.50 A. ", and 200 and 4:40
Pm. Leave Pittsburgh at 5:45 and 9 a.
", and 1:40 and 4:30 M. The Sunday
trains run only as far as Finleyville from
Pittsburgh.
ABOUT two weeks ago Maggie Ripper, q
girl employed IS domestic at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. G, Y. Lucas, on Fourteenth
street, missed $50 from he. trunk, which
she thinks was stolen. Nothing was said
OF the matter at the time, in the hope
that by keeping the thing quiet something
might turn up. Yesterday, however, she
appeared at police headquarters and
made her loss known.
A GOOD many people who were not
themselves sufferers wouldn't object to
having another storm Il it would keep the
weather as pleasant for while as It has
been for several days past. The wind and
the rain together, or some other force,
seem to have swept away the hot weather
But yesterday, while quite pleasant, was
at the same time quite warm, and people
are making mp their minds that they will
'catch it" again in August.
The Board of Commissioners Of Ohio
county viii meet In monthly session on
Monday morning next. The standing
Committees OF the Board will meet during
the present week, as follows: Thursday
night, Finance Committee; Friday, Court
House and Jail and Poor House and
Farm; Saturday, Roads and Bridges. The
Committee on Roads and Bridges, at the
meeting on Saturday, illexamine the bids
received for building and repairing county
bridges