The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-21

The Vicinity. s-.-
Z TIE Scioto investigation still drags along.
AyoruEr quiet month for the fire depart
ment asfaF
TnE board OF Education started out on
new year last night.
PEACHES are plenty, delicious and not at
all high for the season.
Els AIAYEI's orchestra plays for select hop at
: Westwood's HILL Tonight
TOMATOES are now cheap enough to be with
{ in reach OF people who nrc not millionaires.
The salaries Of the teachers in. the public
schools will remain the same this year us last.
THE teachers will be disappointed that
: their salaries were not raised. They de-
served il.
Is the absence OF Chief Eecles, OF the Fire
Department John Bodley is acting as chief.
He makes good one. 9.a-s141
WHEELING people who have the time and
money are leaving the city on every train for
summer pleasure resorts.
y TIE 0pera House office Is to have safe as
big rs II little house, presumably to keep
actresses' diamonds in while they are in the
city.
& THE latest agony at the Crecdmoor Rifle
! Gallery Is shooting against time. The person
making the best score in the shortest time Is
the victor. .' ~
Ar 0 o'clock this morning Laura Sauvaeeot
vii appear before Squire Philips to answer n
warrant sworn out by Robert Dronsiield,
charging her with breach of the peace.
Z LOUIE ScuwALn returned yesterday from
/. Gus Mathews Big Fishing Club ut Willow
Springs, where he visited two days. The
boys presented him with 4 mammoth six
pound catfish.
Mn. JOIY 7. RAYMOND and an entirely new
dramatic company will appear in Wheeling
September IL, for one week (Fair week.. He
will present II different play each night, in
Guiding u new American drama entitled,
"For Congress" 5sl
W. FOREMAN ROSE, OF the Eighth ward com.
tpany, is busy at present washing tho white
! 10 painting it.. The walls are hurti.inish and
should never have been whtewashed in the
I first place.
! i. l.. Rogers, OF West Liberty, IS md costs
8 for committing q breach aof the peace,
i the warrant being sworn out by Sarah
@. Degarno, an old lady, with whom Rogers
! had some trouble in collecting II dog tax.
SQUIRE PuILiis yesterday gave viii Leep-
or, one OF the notorious thieves OF this viciu.
lity, whose latesu exploit was the stealing OF
4 l,oOO pounds OF iron from the Top mill "a hear.
3 ing, and in default OF $500 bail committed
Z him to jail to await the action Of the Grand
Jury. --2I &
Z IN the Municipal Court yesterday decree
was entered ordering tic sale Of the real es-
! tate In the case OF August f. Nolte, admins
traitor, etc, w Fredericka Nolte ct al, in
chancery. T. J. Hugus was appointed
special Commissioner TO make the sale. The
4 Court adjourned till $50 A. NJ. to-day.
YESTERDAY the brake chains OF n gondola
Z car standing on the lIempileld track opposite
(. the Capitol, broke, and the brakes being
looSencd. the car ran down Sixteenth street
I rapidly, narrowly missing two wagons, and
continued down the truck till switched NJ the
Belmont Mill. 1t was the mercst luck that
no damage was done. .35FFs =.
" One OF the funniest things connected
with the energetic Board OF Public
Works, Is TO stroll along in the shade on.
posite the City Building in tho afternoon
/; and hear the sons Of Ireland, who had soft
snap under the old style, cuss the new one,
4 and declare what will be done Mt the "nixt
ELECTION be Cory"
A MEETING Of the Executive Committee OF
I the United Labor Party was held last even
ing In Beck's Hall and the arrangenientsc COM
9 pleted for the convention TO be held on Satur.
sday evening. There will be nominated
4 Senator for the First district and four mem.
= beers for the House Of Delegates. Last nights
8 meeting was the largest meeting yet held
4 and all feel satisfied that the party will come
/ out all right II n strong ticket Is nominated
81 1t Is really shame that the fountain pre.
J. scented 10 the city by Dr. Blum, and nut ut
4 the north END OF the Centre Market House,
has been so neglected as It has. Common
= decency would dictate that 1t should be kent
: 10 good repair, but instead of that no atten.
tiou Is paid TO 1t at all. Courtesy to the donor
would suggest n different course, oven il the
proper parties to attend to 1t have no taste OF
3their own, or consideration for that OF the
I public. Z. &. d ..6F IA,
(; ALL over the city men can be found indus
triouSly at work scrapng out cutters and
I. sweeping up dust, rubbish, old paper, ETC.,
heaps OF which nre promptly being cartcd
\ away The men work under the new regime
/ established by the Board OF Public Works,
I and do not lag rs In the days when the Coun.
Z cils ran things The Board 10 putting the
s streets Of the city In every ward In ! first
4 class condition and in time they. will have
them dccently paved \. a
u \ ErERpAY Messrs Donaldson, Lewis & Co.
4 the we'll known carriage and wagon builders,
turned out one OF the finest and most artistic
pieces OF work ever seen in this city. It was
so fine and attracted such general attention
thatw deem It worthy a slight description.
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