The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-10
CITY nATTERs.
Brief Notes on Current Events OF Minor
Intareat.

to Marietta aud play the base ball club OF
that place rsxt Friday and Saturday.
MR. 7. @. ApAMs, Of this city, has been
chosen referee In the Kuoke-Heil boat race
over the Bellaire course Saturday next
AT midnight Bony Meribsn was the only
occupant OF the Central Station. 0scer
JuuEins locked him up for diSorderly con-
duct.
PETER CORNELIUS was fined 81 and costs
yestsrdsy by 'squire Arklc for a breach OF
The peace. Cornelius wife was the com.
p~lainaut.
THE Riverside base ball club confidently
expects to beat the Lllys OF Bellaire. when
hey play, on the 2iLh inst, at the BellHire
glasSblowers' picnic.
THE work OF laying steel rails on the
Cleveland L Pittsburgh railroad is almost
completed. The men have reached the
machine shops at BelIaire on their way south.
soME OF The Wheeling sports are becoming
anxious about the race Saturday. They
think BellaiTe has no sand, even though she
puts kid sgtinst an experienced oarsman.
- BeLtdhe Independent.
CLEhH Hook yesterday admitted TO record
q deed made August 81, by Daniel Arnettand
wife to Teresa Heg er, III consideration OF
SkNSNNI vi " - va a.
aud ALLEY |, in North Wheeling.
The young people otLestherwood will give
an entertain ment tomorrow evening at the
school house, Music and tAbleau1 will make
up the programme. Several Of these enter.
tiiuments were given there last season, and
were pronounced delightful.
The funeral ofths late Dr. E W. Bingell,
which took place yesterday, was one OF the
I..nnnN aaan Ia tho nfiV f0r VanFa Tho
medical profession was largely Represented.
The physicians OF the city ADOPTED resolu-
tons Of regret and coincidence on his death
Wednesday evening.
TIE twelfth annual session OF the West
| Virginia Christian Missionary Convention
| wiIiba held in the church at Worthington,
Marion county, on Thursday, Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday, September Is. II, is aud 10,
1858, A. Z Myers, Of West Liberty, this
county. Is President.
A XuxREE OF Indian relics are being IN
earthed In the building OF the River railroad,
on the lands OF Col. J. II. Lockwood, below
M%oundsyille From the number OF arrow
heads, pipes, clay pots, human bones etc.,
found, II Is thought this was either a camp.
ing or battle ground.
THE excursion which left for Cleveland
Yesterday over the c., L & W. railroad, was
one OF tue best that ever left the city. Large
numbers OF passengers from Bellaire, Mar
tins Ferry and Bridg port joined the Wheel
ing people. Over 600 excursiouists were on
the cars when the train started.
THE Central Glass Works has fire In all
three OF Its furnaces. 0le OF them was KEPT
hot during the rest, and had glass in 1t all
the time, The Central has Q new Carliu
engine, with whose working the officials are
much pleased. They are getting p moulds
for three original and novel designs OF oil
lamps.
ABOUT II O'Clock last night q colored rouf'
tabout bad q slight difficulty WITH Dennis
Gardner, a well known colored parsonage oil
this city. The r%ouslabout threw 4 boulder
that missed Dennis but went through the
sash OF the front door OF South's liquor store.
The crash Of the glass attracted a good sized
crowd.
JOHN TROLL, OF st. Clairsville, came in
from BeallsvilIe this mornipg, having been
out In that neighborhood purchasing wool.
Reg. Troll, OF the same firm, Is now in the
vicinity OF summertield buying up wool.
This firm has purchased between 5oO. 600 and
R0O,0 GOO pounds Of wool this season.-BeHdirt
Tribune.
In the. communication Of Mr.. W. ". Hol'
lowsy, Of Bridgeport in yesterdays paper,
on the subject OF the O., T. V. W. Railroad
receivership, several s.rious t~ypographicaI
errors occurred. The Special Master In the
case was A. J. Kicks, Esq instead Of Bliefas
as printed, and the word court was trans
formed by the types into Commissioner"
WEpsEspAr evening, a crib in the second
story OF the house occupied by. William
shater, opposite the Sixth ward engine b use
was discovered 70 be near y consumed BY
fire. It was quickly exiirguished befort
any damage was done besides destroying
the crib and filling the houss with smoke
IL Ii supposed that some one In Lighting the
gas threw the match carelessly aside and tina
It fell In the crib.
WHES Grant Gsaty, charged with breaking
into aud robbing Jacob Wilhelm's saloon, III
the Eighth ward, was arrested at Wellsville,
there was found on his person, in addition e
the gold watch and chain stolen from VIII
helm, a small flask of duck powder, similar
to that stolen from Baer's powde' house on
Caldwel's run recently. About 80 half.
pound hSks were stolen at that time, and
this Is evidently one Of them.
Ton RYAN, OF North Wheeling, the man
who was shot last week by Officer Dunlap
while resisting arrest, aud who has since been
counueu III 'pe cry WpTknouse, WIS Leieaseu
yesterday forenoon. lie paid the fine fol
dlsorde iy conduct, and took an appeal from
Judge LETTERS dec sion In the cass for resist,
ing IN officer, to III. @ rcuit Court. giving the
necessary bond, NJ. T. Frame, Esq, is his
attorney.
Miss J ESSIE SMITH, who was q helpless In
valid for years, and who says she was mlrscu'
iouSly healed IN answer 10 prayer, better
known as the RAILROAD E%vapgelist,n OF
Mountain Lake Park, and MI. G. a. Hilton,
OF Washington, D.. O., a noted temperance
lecturer, will address 0 temperance mas
meeting at Washington Hall on Sunday, the
20 b inst. Miss Smith will give q Bible read.
ing at fourth Street N. L. Church at 1880 a.
N. Of that day, instead oil the usual morning
service.
a Resident OF the Island signing himself
'tE. g." writes q communication complaining
OF the grading OF Fink street down TO the
river. He denounces the work as needless,
useless and foolish, and says that 1t will ne.
c~etsItate the relaying OF the gas painI that
the Board OF Pubic Works will hAys 10 dig
up and reconstruct a part oil the sewer which
was put down last May, and the sides OF the
lois from which the Board his dug away the
street will have 10 be protected by stone