The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-21
MINOR MATTERS.
NOtes Pertinent 70 the situation, and
General News.

NOtes Pertinent to the Situation, and
General News.
Tzr steamboats, along the bank displAsCd
tags az halimRst.
THS public schools will reopen to-day, but
will close the day OF the funeral.
THE funeral Of 81 Jackson, the late LaBelle
boiler was largely attended yesterday.
]. W. Brooks, OF Kasley Brooks, had his
right foot badly crushed BY aiopal car in the
bank. sE -Fy E
THE Island Is to have q saloon. The First
Branch Of Council passed the license last
night,
JrDGE MELyIS's court will meet as usual
this morning, and the jurors are wanted
promptly, ~ '.tA ~ 10 WIZ 4.
A LARGE excursion from Cleveland and
way points came IN on the C., T. V. * W
road yesterday ut ! o'clock and returned last
evening. . .t. .'a' a
A LARGE amount Of interesting local mat.
ter Is nnavOidRbly crowded out OF this morn
ing's paper by the press Of matter concerning
the Presidents death,
FRANK GALEEsE yesterday sued George
WiCkham for $50 deposited with him in u
pool arrangement, on the Kn0ke-O' HanlOn
race, and recovered the money, The suit was
under the betting act
COUNCIL last night ordered that the sum OF
1925 81, counsel fees be paid TO ex.SOliCitor
| Eskine, for services rendered In the famous
B. K o. W.. p, W. & Ky, railroad case, aslcgal
representative Of the city,
AT the meeting OF Council last night the
nomination OF Joseph Barum, us Deputy
Sergeant In place Of officer Brady, resigned
was submitted by Chief Bennett, and being
confirmed, Mr., Barum was sworn in by Presi'
dent Scott,
As Mr.. +, C. Myers, Of the Second ward, was
turning into LukCs livery stable, an un'
known hOrseman came dashing down the
street and ran against Myers horse, upset
ting Myers buggy. Mr., Myers was c0nsidGra
bly, bruised up.
THE property holders on Fortietl street
have secured u preliminary injunction re-
straining the Grape Sugar and refining Com
pany from further work on their switch from
the d. 90 road 10 their factory. Further
proceedings will DO had at \. NJ to-day.
TIE returns OF the election OH the Loar
Ordinance were reported by the committee
to Council last night, and tile report was re-
Ceived and adopted, Some bills for printing
etc, were also ordered paid oil the recon
mendation Of theeommlttee.
SOME scoundrel, who should not be allowed
to go unhung, early yesterday morning threw
Il stone through large lle.sae picture Of TIN
President that VIM, MCAdams, Esq, hNC
hung from one 0f the second story windows
Of his residence, on Seventeenth street
SOME interesting aquatic news concerning
several Of Weddings prominent oarsmen, II
deferred for more fitting time, The public
have no heart forsuch trivial matters now
Those OF our readers who expected Its publ
cation this morning will understand thu
cause OF its omission.
IN the lecture room OF the First PrOsbytcr
ian church, at half past seven o'clock thu
evening, there will be devotional services up
prOpriate to the occasion OF thegreat bereaye
meht which hasllallan upon the county, IN
the death Of the President. The members o.
the congregation and Others are invited Il
he present
TIE C0mique will reopen next M"nda!
night. Several additions will be made I,
the company, among them Mason, the wei
known eccentric song and dance artist, Muir
ply and Miles, late Of Haverley's Ministries
artistic trick clog dances, AIR Barker, viii
his refined musical sketches, and Miss l.iz2i'
Davis, serio.cOmlc vocalist and ddnsc"e'
CAPT. ]. A. FAIRS, the we'll known portal
painter, yesterday finished large oil portal
Of Garfield, which he was painting to presen
to the Lincoln Club, II was very Opportun'
In Its arrival, and won many praises aS i
hung In one OF the, clubs paFlOrs last night
Its q faithful andN hfe.llke picture, and vii
make an ATTRACTIVE addition to the club
portrait gallery. .-