The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-16
CITY MATTERS.
Rrier Notes ON current Events or Minor
Interest.


Interest.
AoA1s the ohioIs muddy aud people drink
mineral waters.
TIE chilly weather. yesterday made over.
coats very comfortable TO carry.
TEE usual Job OF cleaning the mud from
the streets, consequent upon all heavy rain
storms, was begun yesterday.
Two DRINKS, . dlSorderly, q vagrant aud q
scamp for indecent exposure, composed the
list on the Central Station rosterlast night.
The Epple.stewart SANDER suit Is still in
progress In Part II. oflthe Circuit Court. II
IL believed the testimony will be concluded
to-day.
TnE delivery wagon OF N. scbnlz's %confec-
tionery was upset on the wharf yesterday.
breaking of q wheel, and throwing sone OF
the load In the river.
Tax second story OF the Custom House Is
being thoroughly cleaned and new carpets
will be put down ia General Duvars room
and that OF the Surveyor.
ANaA GAspIS0 was yesterday appointed ad.
ministrRtor OF the estate OF Carl Ganding. de.
ceased, and gave bond In the sun OF 500
with Philip Soluble as surety.
The two negroes suspected OF picking
pockets and arrested on the circus grounds
by Officer Fugate on Monday, were given
thirty minutes TO get out OF town BY Judge
letters yesterday morning. No good charge
could be preferred against them.
De-. HALE last night commenced q course
OF illustrated lectures ut the Academy Of
Music on physiological and health topics.
They will continue through the week. This
evening his subject will be Rhsumati.m and
Skin Diseases. The admission Is free, and
the lectures are said to be both instructive
and entertaining.
WV. LEEpEs. a notorious character, was
arrested by Officer Merriman last night on
suspicion OF having possession OF stolen
goods. He carried 4 bag full Of secondhand
clothing, aud II Is supposed he stole the
goods In the lower end Of the city. He will
Be held until the clothing Is Identified
Steubenrhe Gazette.
AN organization called the German Labors'
Benevolent, Society filed its agreement OF
incorporation with County Clerk Hook yes
terday. It - a regular beneficial association,
and has the privilege OF acquiring real estate
10 the value OF $40, 900 and personal property
10 q like amount. The i~ncorporators are
Ferdinand Truschel, %Syier REGGIE, George
Schwanenbarger, Mark Reisbeck and kilian
Hildenbrant.
ANOTHER meeting OF the A~malgaulated
Associations Committee on the Annual Re-
union and Picnic will be held at Beaver
next Saturday. The committee Is very
anxious to have some OF the wheeling
wheelmen enter the bicycle race at the picnic
on Saturday, June 2. A prize OF $50 -
offered 10 the winner. II Is expected that
the picnic this year will be an unusually
enjoyable one.
8GRAsp excursion will be given on the
B., z. & O., narrow gauge railroad from Bell
aire to Woodtiield next Sunday. The Prin-
cess will make a trip down from Wheeling
to connect with the train. The section OF
country through which the road passes Is
noted for the beauty OF its scenery, and
| Woodsield Is u lovely place itself. This ex-
cu1ion will be in charge OF w. q. Hoyt, the
master OF transportation.
l. The damage suit of F. P. Nuzum. admins
traitor OF the estate OF George Buntill, against
the T., W. & Ky. railroad company, TO re-
cover 81, 900 damsges for the killing OF Buns
fiji on the compauy'a track, as put on trial
in Part | Of the Circuit Court yesterday.
Messrs. White, OF this city, and Duncan, OF
Bridgeport, represent the plaintiff, and Mr.
BAR, the ~company's attorney here. and Hon.
J. Dunbar, OF steubenville. the defendant.
The steubsnville Gazette says: On the
return trip from the Barnum show excursion
on the Panhandle, at about II o'clock last
night outrageous disorderly conduct was
engaged in by Wellsburg and steubenyille
parties. Car seat cushions were cut with
knives, windows were broken and shots were
discharged and bedlam prevailed. The Sal.
walton Army delegates who had attended the
banquet at Wheeling were blamed for the
disorder, but 80 far as We can learn they had
nothing whatever to do with 1t. The dis.
turbance was caused by d~isorderly characters
from this city and W~eIlsburg.