The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-31
AL sORTs oR;sAYINGs.
Ahout Current Happenings In and Near
.-Isteel tha CITY, nt

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Tiirs dry weather i, running the ripening
grapes, z E.bt uNk e1
0SsTRR petdlers again perseeutc the COM
mtnity. .Ha-|ls, slE -r.f-l
The new comet does not seem to DO o sOcIa'
bic sort Of party
ArPAREXFLY We are passing through nsPI'
demic Of wickedneSs.
An inventory Of the properly OF the Fire
Department places iS value at$SO,SO.
AUGUST was an unusually good month for
business ut the Internal Revenue Collectors
office. hrr{-Etl rr. HH,.t
Co.. ALEx MoSROE arrived yesterday and
the ReviSOFy Commission is now full as 70
numbers,
TuR LOrgnsttc, published by Faris 4 CorbCt
for circulation at the Opera House, Is u neat
little sheet,
LOUIS FRLsISG was selected as referee and
August-Miller as final stakeholder last night
for the Knoke.0' Hanlon race.
SEVERAL resolutions were introduced into
Council last evening, ordering certain gutten
to Be cleaned. They need Il adenough.
TUX State Fair Association has gotten out
some mammoth Illuminated posters that
make good display and attract attention,
TaERE will be special prayer and tina nks'
giving services at the Disciples Church, this
evening, In view Of the Presidents condition
THE Ark" was very lively last evening.
The lobby was big. one and composed large
ly Of new faces. All seemed To enjoy the fun
WILLIAM JOHNSON, antemployec OF the i, X
o., while working about the shops yesterday,
bad the misfortune to have one Of his fingers
cut Off
THR Committee on Poor House and Farm
OF the Board Of Commissioners, meets to-day
and the one on Court House and Jail to-
morrow,
CONSTABLE LAUcMLN was yesterday SUM
moned to appear to-day before Squire FelbeF
and answer 10 charge OF abusive Language
to Eugene CNdy.
WHEELrSG Is getting metropolitan, Three
circuses In one night; one at the City Build
ing, one ut Squire Philips office, ind one ut
the Opera House.
ONLY one or two pools sold on tho Bon.
Clator raCe Of to-day last night, and they
were $40 to g in favor bf ClatOr, In Pitts.
burg last night they sold - " In favor Of
ClatOr,
THERE was rumpus in the Eighth Ward,
Monday evening, between some parties nan,'
ed Myers and Steinman, that attracted police
attention, and warrants were searching Tor
the parties yesterday
A LITTLE son OF Sam ioshOrl, Of the Eighth
ward, while wrestling Sunday Oftcrn0on, fell
and broke his right arm The parents diIi
not discover the fracture until yesterday,
when 1t was reduced by DR.. Pipes,
TIE case OF the man Carney, charged with
attempting to cut Constable Sadlcr, was called
by sIilire Philips yesterday, and the man
falling to appear judgment was entereti, anu
the security deposited was forfeited.
SEVERAL parties In the city have assess.
ment blanks that they have not rs yet filled
M, Mr.. Burtlats Introduced Q resolution
Inst night to the effect that they be nOtltid e
M them up inside Of ten days TWAS passed
THERE was resolution introduced and
adonted in the Second Branch Inst evening
ordering the purchase Of two horses for tll(
Hook and Ladder truck, but the First Branch
: as usual, killed any improvement In tha
line.
: ANDREW JACKSON yesterday was com
planned Of by Mr., Welty, the Market Squat'
grocer who alleged that Jackson bit Welty'
little boy In the eye with stone, endangeF
I'M the sight. The case will be duly In
quired into a....... .....
TIE railroad matter still remains unsettled
and IL will take two or three weeks yet Il
finish tho matter up Mr.. Cracrafts resOlu
flor transfers the discussion of the matte
from the Council into the committees, AM
fun may yet be expected.
y Cry COLLECTOR TANEY Is closing up hi
collections for the fiscal year last pNst. Pay
0 mcnts have not been more thall usual,
) PROMPT, and II requires considerable excftiol
on the part OF Mr.. fancy and his deputies Z
mike anything like close collections.
: ruR Wheeling Baptist Association, vii
omen to-day at 2 O'Clock r. NJ. instead OF !
O'clock A.. NJ "a formerly announced Rev. J
A. Faulkcs will preach the opening sermol
at 2 o'clock r. NJ. SERVICES In tile evening, a
1850 o'clock. The public arc cordially In
vlted
CoLEaAN CoNRY, the crazy man who think
: the Ancient Order Of Hibernians arr seeking
his life was taken home yesterday ny III
brother and cousin. They say lie, IL subjeC,
to such spells but Is harmless, and eventual
~ RECEIVERS as suddenly as he becomes de
ranged. ..rs..,.... ..s-
HENRY RKNEkE, o young man Of the soutl
Side, attained his majority yesterday an'
was called upon last evening by . large nun
. Jolly good time was had. He was the re
cibient Of q handsome present in.the shape o
: q gold watch. ~ sS II ~.
AtuNlcrrAI counr met yesterday morninl
nj, Usual anditl the case Of WIN. ESkine "
Geo, ". Chapman and John J. Jones, lis CUR
nshec, an order was taken requiring the sGl'
Jones to pay to the PLAINTIFF the amount o
his judgement against Chapman, SO, with In
terest, and cost ofsuit Adjourned to Cour
In course.
MR, WATERnoUSE, councilman from tn
Eighth ward, has taken the matter OF pro
curing hose for the Eighth ward hose houst
IN, where Squire SchutZe left It. He las
evening introduced q resolution into COun
ell ordering the purchase OF 5000 feet Of cot
ton hose. The Second Branch referred 1t Il
/ the committee ..
. A BURGLARY Is reported from Glenn's Run
up the river. Last night two trAnim bfokt
into James MCCOrd's house. while the family
were absent, and stole u suit Of clothes ant
! some smaller articles. They also stole lt
, skifI' and escaped in II. lie offers $40 rewnrl
for their capture. Tho skill has rcd sides
: with blue row.lOcks and strips. One oar Il
: wrapped with astTing. '"E ltU
TIE members Of tllerSail City Bicycle
Club yesterday received their uniforms nut
displayed them to All Admiring crowd on tll
y Fair Grounds lost evening. 1t Is similar Il
me league costume, being made Of gtay tihn
mel with blue cord trimmings. It consists o
light helmet, gray shirt and knee breecleS
black stockings, brown. cloth and leather
: shoes, with rubber sjles Very neat AM
, tasty. i4Ei h.i'N .'tI tl
YESTERDAY morning Squire Murrins isAutt
warrant for John linden, who was charged
hy Mrs. Amanda Park With stealing n Sill
dress. Mrs. Park resides on Twehty.hrS
street, and her story Ia, TINT she was wGslinE
In the rear yard, and that the thief entered
and picking Up the dress ran out Mrs Park
pursued and drove tie fellow into sal9?on
where he was arrested aud committed to Jail
His hearing will take place at Penn
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. JAMES HOTEL NV