The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-25
CITY mATTERs.
Brief Notes ON Current Events Of Minor
InteFeat.
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MEIoss and nutnes are cheap and very
abundant.
PEACHES are not at all dear now, and are
extra fine.
TIE Healy and Regular base ball clubs
will play a game on the South Side this a.
ternoon.
the sign OF Mayor Miller. ex.coniectioner.
still awnings In the breezes that circulate Up
Fourteenth street.
SEVERAL Wheeling oarsmen are daily prac-
tcing over the upper course at this city,
Belldire Independent.
SERVICES will be resumed tomorrow at the
nSual hours in the Presbyterian Church OF
Bridgeport by Rev. NJ. 3. Beall, pastor.
Ar the Fourth Street N. Z. Church Il.
morrow religious services will be conducted
by Miss Jennie Smith ut 1880 A. N. and 1880
r. N.
The standing pipe FIRE escape at Bodleys
wagon works was tested yesterday by the At
lantic engine, and worked very sstisfac-
torily.
The Webster Wagon Company, OF Mounds-
vile, will exhibit samples OF each Of the dif-
ferent styles OF wagons manufactured by
them at the State Fair.
ANOTHER squad OF negroes arrived at
Moundsyille Tuesday morning last from Vir-
ginia, and were at once employed, and quito
work on the new railroad.
The Sunday services are gradually being
resumed at the city churches. At the Zane
Street N. e. Church tomorrow morning and
evening, preaching by the pastor.
The South side Singing Society danced at
Its coy hall In the Eighth ward last evening,
| TO Mayors music. a number Of the friends
Of the Society were among those present.
YESTERDAY was rarely beautiful day, a
pleasant breeze stirring all the time and max
| Ing the atmosphere refreShingly cool, when
It would have otherwise been unbearable.
PREACHING at the new Latter Day Saint
Church, north Benwood, this evening at
730. Conservation service on Sunday at
1880 A. NJ, by Rev. J. +. Mcdowell, OF CHI
cago. .'1
The assessors books for Grant county were
received ct the Auditors office yesterday By
mail and with them bill for unpaid postage,
amounting 10 81 3S. They are charged OF
letter rates.
HENRY JACOBS, ]. Brilles and George
Hoehle, Main street merchants, were fined
Stand costs each. in Police Court yesterday
morning for obstructing the sidewalk In
front OF their stores with boxes.
THE local lodges OF the knights OF Pythias
will give grand union picnic on the State
Fair Grounds September 1. An attractive
programme has been arranged, including
horse racing aud base ball match.
The yearly meeting" Of the Society OF
Friends will be held at Mt. Pleasant to.nlor.
row. This annual gathering is attended
largely by members Of the society from all
over this section OF the country, and the ex-
ercises are very interesting.
J.F, KRAMKR, five OF his men and Mr.. Kill
myer, the pianist, all OF this city, will COM
pose the orchestra thatwill furnish the music
At the new Steubenville Opera House this
season This Is an orchestra that insures rich
musical treats for the audiences.
THE Glassworkers' Union will have picnic
on the State Fair Grounds to-day. Music for
dancing will be furnished, and there Will be
several races by some fast horses. The Lilly
base ball club, OF Bellaire, and the Riyersides,
OF this city, will play match game.
GEORGE GAUs was fined 50 and costs in
police court yesterday for bis assault on
peanut Scott the day before. The case
against him at Squire Ankles for the same
otfenss was dismissed upon his paying the
costs Scott agreeing to this arrangement.
Carr. BENNETT yesterday arrested William
Leeper, a well known character with bad
reputation Ia this city and Steubenville, for
stealing bird cages with their feathered occu-
pants from Island residences few days since.
Leeper will receive his dose OF Justice to-day.
EusYtzEa sAwYEEs was arraigned yesterday
before Squire Peterman, on complaint OF
Henry Barnes, who accused him OF conduct
tending 10 provoke breach Of the peace. a
cloud OF witness were examined, and Saw
yers required TO give 800 bond to keep the
peace for ayear. Both parties are colored.
The sign post and sign Of Councilman o.
]. Bingell, the Eighth ward druggist, who
refused to take the same down In conformity
with the recent ordinance passed by Council,
and who was fined 81 and costs for not doing
90 in Thursday mornings Police Court, was
still standing last evening drapsd in mourn
Ing.
LOUIS KRAFT was yesterday fiued 50 and
costs for his conduct In company with two
low women on Thursday, and SIG and costs
for abusive language TO az officer. In de-
fault he went to the hill. The girls, Mollie
Hanson and Bella Huge, weIe taxed $50 and
costs EACH and falling TO pay went to the
county jail. .t
WALTER KEEBLHR, the Philadelphia crack
er drummer whose cratic carryinEs en- have
gotten him into trouble two or three times
this week. was put on a B. & o. train yester-
day by friend, and his ticket given TO the
conducto. At Benwood he jumped of the
train aud walked back 10 town. Last night
he was In the Eighth ward lookup.
BurTER Is higher now than 1t has been
known TO be at this season for years. A
good article sells at 25 or 80 cents. A restau.
rant firm in the city has contract with
Pennsylvania farmer noted for hisgood butter
BY which they receive all he produces at 70
cents the year round. To far this year they
have made money by the arrangement
MARY acorr, q colored woman living on
the Island, had Minnie, Bessie and Florence
Bell, three colored girls who live near her,
arraigaed before Squire Peterman for persist
emily disturbing the peace. Florence was
the other two plead guilty and were required
10 give bond In the sum Of 800 each TO keep
the peace for year. a N
Mr.. N. DAVIS, general agent Of the Jesse
James Company, Ia In town making arrange
ments FOR the opening OF the Opera House
September and 4. This company also
opened the Windsor Theatre, New York
City, for the regular season, with melodra-
matte and equestrian sensations, introducing
the Ford Bros two horses, bay Raider
and "Roan Charger"
Youxs McNALLE, who was accused Of in.
sulting q young lady in an Elm Grove car
Thursday night, and arrested by Constable
Wilcox, was yesterday given hearing by
Squire Arkle, who fined him s. and costs. A
little more OF this prompt action will make
misbehayior on these cars unpopular. The
company proposes to see that this end is &C
somplished right speedily.
THE Governors Office, at the Capitol, has
been renovated and re-kalsomined by Janitor
Voltz, and Is now thing OF beauty. The
Janitor complains that though the rooms In
me State House all need cleaning badly there
Is no provision for paying the expense, and
he Is Obliged to do II for nothing or allow the
Capllol to remain In such 0 condition that
he Is ashamed OF 1t. The Stale does not even
buy the material.
A HORSE belonging to Mr.. weimsr, Of Full
ten, ran Of last evening In North Wheeling.
with the wagon to which It was hitched, and
which was driven by Weimer's son-in'law,
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