The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-28
CRY MATTERS.
Rrief Notes on CaYFent Events OF Minor
Interest.


Interest. ~
AxuxBKB Of new houses are going, up In |
North Wheeling. ats. A-DAtkF q. Il
Ar midnight the police docket held the
names Of four DRINKS aud disorderlies
Jupox JAMES Il. RopGERs held Police Court
yeitSrdsy In the ahsence OF Judee JeRers
MutARD Smith was yesterday fined s. and
costs by Squire Peterman for assault and
battery on Ernest Bernyllle.
TIE Opera House Band returned yesterday
forenoon from New Athens, where THY
played nj the commencement exercises Of
Franklin College the nigs I before.
ExcR1aoR LodEe No 48I. o. o. +. OF this
city has elected the following as othcers. n
G., r. Unruh;V., g. Cyrus Oldham; Secretary,
J. N. Greer; Treasurer, W.T. Emblem.
Mn. O. @. KExsLE, the architect In charge
Of the construction OF the new State House
ut Charleston, says he thinks the whole
structure will be under roof November III
MAMIE MARrIs, an inmSt, OF an East
Wheeling maiS0n de joie, was arraigned before
equire Petsrman Yesterday on q charge o.
assault preferred by Blanche MeGr9tb, 40
inmate OF q rival house. She was hned 70
and tosts. ................ .
A DOG belonging to Mrs. Hedrick, OF the
sixth ward, bit = little son OF Commissioner
Commerford badly In the back yesterday,
The dog was killed last evening by otieer
williams. Biting dogs are too common Tor
this season. A.G Er & ~.
|. 8. JusrH, at his store on Market Iteeet,
north Of the creek, has a curiosity II ta "a,
shape OF an old English wst1b, Of tue bulPs
eye pattern, most deliberately made BY hand
Ia 1852, and therefore 1Ol years old. IT h
worth inspecting .rtJ.-a
A YOUNG MAN named MillenTand colored
individual named Buchanan had an altercAi
ton yesterday afternoon, during which the
former was hit over the head with stick,
and for the time being pAralyzsd. Captain
Bennett scooped 'emin. r,...u-l
WILLIAM BLATxER Thomas Gibbin, John
BlAtner and Charles Knrner were fined %
and costs each yesterday morning In Police
Court, for their part In the row In the Eighth
ward Sunday night The charge sgatnst
John sp.idel was dismissed.
The public schools close for the summer
vacation to- lay. Entertainments will be the
order OF this afternoon In large humber Of
the rooms. The Longiellow Literary Society
nnectsd with the Eighth ward school gives
an enteItlinmentth this evening.
The Washington District public school
closed for the summer vacation last night, IN
order to allow the pupils TO attend the North
Street Sunday School picnic at Little wash
ington tc-'sy. A large msiority of the
students are members Of the sunday School.
ELL, GRErNEB and Laura Rose, two girls Of
very youthful years, but already well known
TO the police, were rested by Officer Bird
early yesterday morning, and locked up on
charge OF indecent conduct. Their cases
we're postponed yesterday In police court till
this mornings session. IS. "a,
TaE "Jolly" Fishing Club has been organ
lied, with Gus Gallaher As President, t. s.
Shaw as Secretary, G. A. Landma'ser %
Treasurer, and Joe BalZer as Captain. The
other charter members ere A. Il. Mabls, J. l..
Ellis, r. Z. Rothaker, \. Il. Hallett Charles
LETTERS, George Shocks and N. B. habss.
THE bIakemen OF the local freight train on
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad, due
here ysstesdsy evening, received their DIS
charge upon tue arrival OF the train In this
city, bec2 use Of their refusal 70 throw on the
telephone poles that were distributed along
| the line by that train.-Beliaire Independent
Ep MARTIN, alias Shorty Fry was arrest
ed yesterday, charged with petit larceny, the
stealing OF lot OF ivory rings, the properly
Of Nj. Swearingen, from harness kept stthe
State Fair Grounds. He had q hearing b. :
/, .are Squire Peterman, and In default OF 500
bail was sent to jail to await the action OF the
Grand Jury. p.
The county poor farm Is to have an orch:
ard planted on Il next fall. The Board Of
Commissioner committee went out the other
day and inspected the ground, end ordered
large number Of apple, pear and other irutt
trees and small fruit bushes OF Leon Van
Walt, agent OF George A. Stone. the well
know, nurseryman OF Rochester,N !. They
Will make q very desirable addition tothe
farm. .z--s--.-----....---
The thirty seventh session OF the West
Virginia Conference, Bishop VIM i Harris
presiding, will convene In Wheeling the first
week In October. Lay delegates from the
| various charges will, with the ministers
compose the body. Four ministers and two
Iaymen will BE- chosen 10 represent West
Virginia In the Genaral Conference In Phila.
delphia, May, 1884. All the Methodist
churches In the city will aid in entertaining
the Conference. aE
ME!sRs. KNOX and Toilet, two OF the strik.
ing Bellaire mine who were mentioned In
Yesterdays INrELLIsREcER as being among
the mills soliciting aid for the peoelo whe
are now living In tents, called yesterday and
showed their credentials. Among them Is
one from the Ohio Grand Lodge knights OF
Labor. Messra. Knox aud Toilet are all
right and are meeting with considerable sue
cess In this city. Last nights Bellaire Tribune
says "rhese gentlemen have been out for
some time in behalf OF the striking miners,
and are authorized agents OF theirs. and we
have no doubt that the monty subscribed
will 60 to the persons In whose behalf 1t was
solicited" tt3t.f'N.5 15.
This week will about end the strawberry
crop. The growers Of this most luscious fruit
haye found good market at renumerative
prices, and we presume are correspondingly
satisfied. The raspberry will shortly follow
and we are informed that the crap Is good.
In the wake OF the raspberry comes the black
berry, and he has numerous appearance"
As q gentleman remarked, tie Ike was never
peaches are making The trees groan, and We
hear It said that II hall should fall OF there
will still be famous crop. Apples will prob
ably mot be more than fourth OF a crop.
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