The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-16
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CITY MATTEHB.



z y. Interest.
OPES.Ais CONCERT tonight
4 DEMt CRATIC Convention to-day.
The I.aDelle forge his shut down for 70.
pairs. Z, Z AZ "a rt .ss
TIE Supreme Court Of Appeals meets again
this morning Il, \ = ST
TIE Sixteenth street people want To know
where their hse.brick pavement 10. 5R
q A MEETING OF the Second Branch OF Coun.
Gil has been called for Tuesday night.
{ TnE Ohio River Railroad will commence
tho running Of regular trAlrs this morning.
e TnE Catholic fair at the Capitol closed
Saturday night. 1! WAS n success to tho last.
THE scheme 10 rsorganizs the Evening Jour.
nal rs a Cooperative sheet Is laid TO have
fallen through.
z :OrricER NuLrE, OF the Fifth ward, has re-
signed his position on the police force, 10
take effect July l. 'tTs.ls
An extension 10 being built to the Elm
Grove Railway machine shops on Sixteenth
street weat Of Chspiine. ffs
A THIEF was discovered In tina house OF Mr..
Baker, on Eleventh street, Saturday evening,
but eIcspsd, though empty.handed.
EQUINE AnxLE sent Henry Anderson, the
Howell House porter, to jail Saturday ior
stealing one Of the boarders overcoa's.
8 Two mlsor factory youths, VIII Btoll and
Frank sluSssr, engsStd Ia a boxing match
Friday for u prlzs OF fifteen piea. Slusser
won. 1.t. il, f,z
JENNIE Cray, an old timer who has not
BEEN heard from for u considerable time, was
fined 40 and costs In police court Saturday
for disorderly conduct.
Mr.. Ed LAakia haa been invited 10 play
"Hanilel' at Cumberland, Md. It Is 10 b.
hoped that hp will accept. His Hamlet Is q
credit to himself and to Wheeling. s
The funeral OF DIR. L las Burt, which took
place yesterday afternoon, WAS vary largely
attended and the remains were followed to
the cemetery by an unusually long line Of
carriages. $.
IN the Pittsburgh Sportsman OF Saturday
sppears challenge from Henry He'll, Of
Bellaire, who offers TO row James Mantoh, OF
Wheeling, three.mile scull race Tor $500 to
$500 aide. 55s.
PARENTS and friends OF the Hesuin Collie.
giale Institute DESTROYS Of securing advan.
tageous sOatp, should apply at once at Bau.
msr's music store, az seats were going oil
quite lively Saturday. s
I've prospectus has been Issued for the
new weekly organ Of the colored race, to BIS
called the Weekly Tribune, and to be con.
Quoted by Mr.. Ed. Anderson, a well.known
aud intelligent young colored man OF this
city. 4,
The Starlight Social, with large number
oil It's frisnds, INDUCED in an excursion to
Steubenville on the Telegram yesterday. A
large party from 6teubenville and Wellshurg
also went down to Mouudsville on the Dur.
nal. - at r.
THOUSANDS OF fish Of all sizss were to be
seen In the creek Saturday, being driven to
the surfaces apparently by the noxious gases
and fluids which abound Ia the creek. The
boys had fine sport for awhile in picking
them up. ta,l5 t&.T[ +. =, gs.s''3s
!, Mn. GRoE7zESEH's residence, In West
Bridgeport, was entered by robbers last
Thursday night, aud 500. watch and soma
clothing wRs stolen. One OF the boarders
lad raised $50 10 send to the old conntry,
which was taken.
The Riverside nail factory will not be at
work this week. The first cas-. Of steal wss
made last week, and tomorrow the rollers
will commence rolling steel nail plate. The
| machines will be put to work making steel
nails next Monday.
THERE was very stubborn fight in the
Sixth Ward yesterday. The names Of the
participants could not be learned. There was
small fight on the wharf about O'Clock,
when the Diurnal stopped there, but the par.
ties were alls!Iaugers. .5I
THz concerts at the park yesterday after
I noon and evening were excellent, and at.
| trac,cd ssYeral hundred people from the
city. THESE concerts appear TO be growing
in the publics favor, and they deserve to,
for they are very nice tff.irs.
Mn. L. NJ. THRILL, Division saperintend.
T. Hooten, Chief H. ad Clerk, arrived
In the city yesterday over the Ohio River
Railroad, on business connected with the
mail service on the new road. :
| GEORGE ". DOYLE and James R. Ale1an.
der, two youns gentlemen Of st. Olairsville,
have startled q little semi.monthly paper,
The Occasional, which Is we'll printed, well
edited, and generally crsdltabls In contents
and execution toits young editors. h
THE HOUSES OF IN Wooster, on Twenty-Hrst
pulled" by the police Saturday night late,
men were arrested. Their ransoms will the
general Golfers fill to the amount Of $l80.
! CHARLES BRADLEY, the young man arrested
on Friday by Officer Radford, on charge OF
vagrsncy, wss fined $40 and costs In police
court Saturday morning, and in default OF
the fine was sent 10 tho hill for ninety days.
This does not justify the cruel and unneces-
sary sssault upon him by the officer. "a
4 MEETING Of the Temperance Executive
Committee OF Ohio county was held at the Of
fee OF Juoge Cranmer on Saturday evening
last, ut which the following persona were
designated az delegates to the State Temper
ance Convention, to be held at Parkersburg
on the 18Th and 10Th ius'a: G. W. Baggs,
VIM. Haatings. Rsv.J E. Smith, D. D.; Rev;
Ell. Hart, CIV. Atkinson, Rev. G. E. Hite,
W. a. Wilson, W. A.. List. Rev. NJ. F. Dry
den, T. P. eiseon, II. ?. McGIegor and Jos.
Degant. u Z. ~! silza
AT meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF
the Childrens' Home, the following Board of
Lady Managers was appointed for the ensuing
yesI: Mesdsmes J. 7. Harden, J. C.IHupp,
Samuel Lsughlin, George PAUL, J. J.. Jones,
N Richardson, s. D. Taylor, j. %. Roy, H.
Harper Dr.. Morris, I. Warren, A. L. Rice, ].
V. L. Rodgers, L. G. Cracraft, W. A. Helm.
berger; Misses A. List, A. Logan, -. Akin.
son. =. Fowler, G. Lamb, J. Wise, E. Warner
aud NJ. Tsylcr.
The cartmen in the employ OF D. Gore, the
street-paving contractor, struck Saturday
evening for an advance Il OF S flty
cents a day, making their wages 50
day. Mr. Gore agreed TO pay 1t on
condition that the city would do the
same. A mesting Of the employees OF the
city and those working for Mr. Gore will be
held at the Centre Market this evening. Mr..