The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-20
err MArTERs.
Brasf Netes on carrent Events OF Minor
80 Interest.

49,. CITY MATTHEW.
Brasf Notes on carrent Events or Minor
sS Interest.
YErERpAY was another warm dsy.
The WAsh-Jett commencement takes place
A MUCK roll spindle broke at The Belmont
mill yesterday. rs kBgF
TIE North Street Sundsyseho will picnic
at Washington, Pa, on the 18th.
A INV revenue Asg was flung to the breeze
from the Custom House flagstaff yesterday.
THE Opera House Is now closed for the
season, and will be torn up and remodeied
before being opened next September. n
TaIlx Is perceptible falling oRin the
number Of marriage licenses Issued now as
compared whit the winter and spring.
JACOB WnHELM, Henry Lehnert and Knoke
4 H4nke were fGed $50 and costs In Police
Court yesterday, for selling beer on Sunday.
A YOUNG lad named seamon, employed at
Hobbs & Brockunier's glass works, had his
ankle badly dislocated while working yester-
day. y Il'4aE. Et5I f3d ~ y
THE pleasant breeze blowing yesterday did
not make the heat 90 noticeable IS on the day
before, and Life was consequently less Of q
burden. ft4Ha FIgtll. 20
LOUIS scuwALB yesterday visited the Mul;
doom Fishing Club, now camping up the
river, and the boys presented him with
fine string Of fish. ~ no n
WATER Is now being pumped and used
from the arteSian vol sun at the LaBeile
mill. The we'll has been piped nearly the
entire depth, 80 feet. The water Is cold and
almost soft st4 b ty,tegg 81
THE G. A. r, Is still growing, and new sp'
plicaions for membership are received each
meeting night. A large number OF new
members have been taken in since the Deco
ration dsy ceremonies.
PRoY. ]. Il. SULLIVAN, who gave the tour
nRment at the Academy OF Muse, Saturday
night, claims that no prizes were awarded,
that In many cases there was no competition
OF all, and In most Of them no judges were
appointed. ~ ,e ST. fr35
NE. PATRICK DAILY, Of this city, has secured
the contract for making and putting up the
monuments 10 mark the State line between
West Virginia and Pennsylvania, as fixed by
| the survey now II progress under the super
vision OF the interstate Commission.
oYrrcxR BrRD was feeling pretty sore yeHer-
day In the region OF the belt where the
drunken John Snyder kicked him, and his
hand panied him considerably where. the
scamp bit him. Bird would have been Just
lfied In using his club more vigorously than
he did. Il ,'2.- Et4,l aL.g
w. F. BECKER had Mrs. M.Mertz arraigned
before Squire Peterman yesterday. on q
charge OF breach OF the peace. The trial was
postponed until 10 NJ. to-day. EliEabeth
Merritt also charged Thomas Lacy with drag
ring her child in the street, but the charge
was Withdrawn before the case came to trial
sHEaVP ARNOLD sCHEBR, OF Grant county,
ACCOMPANIED by Deputy sheriff A. A. Parks,
was nj the State House yesterday, having
brought 10 the PeniteDtiaiy at MoundsVille
Noah Ayers, found guilty Of house breaking
and grand larceny at the late term Of tue
Grant County Court and sentenced TO three
yeara's imprisonment. ~
LAST night about II o'clock Officer Junkins
arrested O colored individual named Lin,
ber' Guy Anderson, who was pranclng and
yeilingabout Charles street with nothing on
mt n yefy abbreviated undershirt. He had
a bad case OF the dslirium tremens and was
conducting regular menagerie. He saw
snakes woolly horses, monkies and nearly
everything else. His performance drew 0
large audience.
CLERK GALloAN, OF the Board OF Public
Works, Is buy sending out notices 70
property owners To pave their side walks,
where curbs have been set, inside OF fifteen
dsys from the receipt Of the notice, and al
over the city new pavements are being laid
and old ones relaid. The Board Is backed up
by good strong ordinance and proposes 10
enforce It. It's good move, as the pave
ments In places have for years been dis
grace TO the city. owl, .5.rs"E.
THE Board Of Public Works has arranged
| 10 have the Peninsula Seventeenth street and
Market street iron bridges scraped,. painted,
keyed up and generally overhauled and re-
paired. They have had no attention given
| TO them for years aud are in bad condition,
especially the first two The work has been
given 10 ex policeman VIM. Rutherford. Ex'
| tenstyef repairs will be made to the
Seventeenth street structure. f
oYyIcER NuLrE yesterday lodged young
man with an unsavofy reputation, named
Lou Mute, In the cooler for disot derry con!
duct. 1t seems that he wentinto Ottetson's
confectionery, corner OF Twenty-9lxth ana
Eoff Streets and commenced cutting up.
When ordered 10 20 out he refused and final
| " struck Mr.. Otterson, and then Mrs. o. Lou
has already served two ysars In the peniten,
tiary for stealing. He has been a member OF
the salvation Army. ..,Is /
CLERK Hook yes 'rday admitted To record
a deed made June u by Lucy A. Hubbard
to Charles W. Seabright, in consideration OF
So, 400, for the south half OF lot 19S, on the
east side OF Market street, north OF Twenty.
second. Also deed made November %,
1882 by Jennie Green to William P. Deaco+
and wife, In CON liberation OF SOS, for part
OF lot OF 1853, on Wabash street, Island. Also
a de d conveying a. lot In Mt Wood Gene
terry to Catherine King. .F7 e
TOMORROW the English Lutheran Sunday