The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-27
CITY MATTERS.
Btief Notes on Current Events OF Minor
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BtleI NOteA On CurfOut Eveun OIL hIuOf
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/. PUBLIC school commencement to-day.
Z "A rev home grown tomatoesare In market.
THE summer vacation has begun for the
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The fare from Wheeling to Parkersburg on |
the regular packsts has been reduced from
$3.50 10 -. .13a8 il5E q
Ink excursion to Cleveland yesterday was
no. as well patronixsd ~ was expected on
account Of the rain. ~ $50 3l954's
The cool spell promises 10 last through 10.
day, though the brilliant western Ky last
night presaged a lovely day to-day.
OYrlcsR "CHKIvY'' REED, OF the city police
force, returned yesterday from visit 10 his
parents, ut Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, and Ia again
pAtrolling bis beat on Market street. "A
TEE garden party which was to have been
given at Zsne's orchard, on the Island, last
night, was postponed on account OF tho I'm.
favorable weather until Saturday night.
TIE rains OF Tuesdsy and Wednesday did
thousands OF dollars worth OF good all over
this section OF country. The growing crops
were benefited to an inesllmable extent.
srRAwBrRn,Es still hang on In market,
though raspbsrries and cherries are the staple
small fruits now. Currants begin TO be
abundant, and there are. plenty Of green
goossberrles. I'd
TIE Regular Army recruiting officer at
Pittsburgh says most OF the volunteers be
| receives are from West Virginia. About
fifty have applied this month, and seventeen
been accepted. 5 .ei-
Col Rem. WuIrE and G. W. Atkinson
will deliver addresses Sunday morning at
Zano Street church, the occasion being the
rsopsnlng OF the edifce after the making Of
extensive repairs. -.,.
JONI MENTz a. we'll known South Slider,
who went down the river with fishing club
about ten days ago, and was reported drowned
few days later, was In the city yesterday Is
gay and hearty as ever. 'rg'. Z. NJ
A NETTING OF those interested in the for.
nation OF company for the erection OF a
bridge building works In Wheeling, will be
held at the office Of the Board OF Public
Works this evening at 1880 O'Clock.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted 10 record
deed made May 81, by Emma B. Carter to
Patrick ]. GilligAn, in consideration oil $780,
for q lot ad Joining the Peninsula cemetery.
Two deeds OF trust were also entered tol
record.
The first watermelon Of the season, o large
and luscious Georgia melon, was presented
to the ISTKLLIoENcER force yesterday by W.
@. Sykey the Upper Market square fish, game
and fruit dealer. The force returns thanks
between cramps. ts5-
Mr.. W. L. HORT, formerly Of the Banwood
esting house, has been appointed agent Of
thu River road at St. Mary's, and NJ. P. Pret-
tymaui an old newspaper men, has been
made agent OF the Adams Express Company
at the same place. L. ia..1
TIE Liederkranz Singing Society Of Bridge
port, will give their first grand picnic on July
4.h in Ridgeway's grove. The O., L. & W. 4.
for the round trip has been fixed at 80 cents.
Children half fare. &c. 20
The recent heavy storms made great deal
Of work for the city Board Of Public Works
in hauling away the rand and debris deposit.
ed on Chapline, EotI and Market streets by
the torrents from the bills. The same job
recurs at every big rain.
The Glassblowers Fishing Club will camp
about four miles below Cressp's Grove. Its
composed OF jolly good fellows and is amply
proysioned Tor the entire season. The camp
will DO q popular place for the boys who
stay in town 10 run down and vislt.
EDDIE CLAroR will drop his boat down to
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training He'll for hia race with Manton. As
Heil's boat ia broken, Olator's Is to be used
in the race, and this is how Clator, and not
Weisgerber, happens to be the trsinar.-,Bell-
ARE Independent. rs
The Board OF Public Works had forces OF
men at work in tho lowe. wards yesterday
lscraping up the mud and other evidences OF
| The severe storms OF Tuesday and Wednea.
day. In portions Of the Fifth and Sixth
wards the people were nearly flooded out,
the savers having been clogged almost at the
start. Il,
Tx the Supreme Court OF Appeals yesteI-
day, all the judges were present. The casea
OF George Fishers heirs vs. ]. NJ. Camps
heirs and the Exchange Bank OF West Viz
ginia vs.. James D. Homer, both from Lewis
county, were continued, and that of r. P.
Camden's administrative We. Oliver AIkire
ct. al. also from Lewis county, was submit.
ted. The court adjourned till Saturday at
10A.M.
Tom Hill was not only granted rehear.
ing IN Police Court Wednesday morning, but
the Court had him brought before 1t at that
time, and 1t bsipg proven that Huff who
made the arrest, WIS not regular officer, the
charges Of resistance against Hill were dis
missed and thereby left him in position to
phy tuo uu6 huu Cunto tO1 pelAk uibVluoEly,
and escape the four months imprisonment on
tho hill.
TIE roller skates cIezs has reached the cir
Gus aud now no ring performance is regarded
"a complete without its party upon rollers
With Burr Robbins' show which appears in
this city on July 5. is troupe OF Russians
whose maneuvers on roller skates sre said TO
b. something wonderful. What are usually
considered difficult acts upon the rkates are
to them tribes, aud the manner in which
they manage to manipulate themselves be-
wilders those who have rolled about Kinks
for seasons. Their work Is done upon an