The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-13
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Matters Of Minor Moment in and About the
City.
BAZAAR at the Church Of the 1mmacu-
late Conception this evening,
INQUIRIES abont the iron situation
bring the moaotonous answer, Nothing
new" .i4
Ti1R Bohemian glassworkers WILDE the
attraction at the North End rink this
evening. Their work is interesting, and a
beautiful prize will be rallied Of.
THE usual sacred concert will be given
at the Park tomorrow afternoon by the
Opera House orchestra. The fountain at
the Park has been stocked with gold fish
brought from New York, e
A NUMBER Of amateur ritlemen were en-
loving themselves yesterday afternoon out
near the tunnel shootingat q target, per.
mission having been given them to shoot
inside the city limits by Mayor Grub.
TIM annual distribution Of premiums
to the pupils Of Mrs. j. A. Woods private
school for children took place last even
Ing at Arion Hall. There was good at
tendance, and o pleasing programme was
rendered: ~
TIE Robert Blum Either club, OF Pitts.
burgh, will take part in the July SAnger.
fest here. tits composed OF eight skilled
performers on this pleasing instrument
and has won a national reputation. This
will be an attractive feature Of the festival.
THERE are two alleys inthis city that
are largely used and need attention in the
way Of general cleaning out. One Is in
the rear Of the Atlantic engine house and
the other ia Alley 0, the continuation Of
Thirteenth street, between Main and Mar
ket streetS, n
"LADY FORREST" Mr.. Louis FranEheim's
iine.bloodel trotting mare has one Of the
finest colts ever seen ,hefeabouts, It's
sire is "Indianapolis,f' a noted horse at
Peoria, III. II splendid pedigree is
worth anything the colt ought to be heard
fron,inthe future, e.cs 1896 =
TnR Fulton bridge, on the Peninsula
to-day, will not be closed 70 public travel
until Monday. II is expected! that the re.
flooring and other repairs will occupy
about q week, during which time the
bridge will be shut. ~ ti
THg names Of VIM .iston, charged with
fast driving over the superb pavement on
Virginia street, and Levi Smith, charged
withdrawing Margaret, his wife, were OF
The bad at police headquarters at mid:
u III 1a.4 = ;..ktsf 1'laxt vii ha1 hafnra
polite court this morning. =.
Dr.. sS1FH gosS To Beaver, Pa, to-day
and tomorrow will preach the haeealau.
feate sermon Of the Beaver Female lcgi.
lege. Rev. George u Hite, the presiding
elder, will conduct the quarterly commu.
riioa al Fourth Street church Sunday at
1850 i. N. and preach at 7:S0p. NJ.
sEyxRAl Of the residents along North
Main street are complaining loudly about
yandais, who entar their yards At night
aud bteal lowers AND destroy plants and
vines. There has been consider abls Y9rk
OF this kind going on and no snail amount
Of damage has been done. The police
should keep an eye open for these marau-
dera s 81. I, (. M X q
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted "a
record q deed made May 2 by William
Erskine and Celeste, his wife, To- Jane,
Hugh 3. and Alasy NJ. Erskine, ofiVyash-
ington county, in onsidetation Of 1854,
for the interest Of said parties Of the first
part III q certain, parcel Of landin Ohio
county, w. Va, and Washington county,
Pa. ~. 4 Z. III
TnE pupils Of Miss Kate leighton gave
a very enjoyable art reception yesterday
afternoon and evening at theirstudio, No.
sBta Jacob street. Miss Leighton has a
very interesting GLASS and they displayed
SOME very ereditable work. The Tefeps
ton was well attended and many deserved
compliments were paid both the pupils
andtheir instructor. 's
HRG1Tn OFFICER G4RRisoS Informed q
reporter yesterday that he was being
greatly annoyed by the receipt OF sanony-
nous Communications making complaints
about certain localities and persons. 70
s1esehe does not propose to- pay the least
Any complaints from petsohs
signing their names to their communities,
receive at once the attention
due them. I sssis 5s IN IS III Is ss.r
THr Pittsburgh EoE,n,erci gatette in ita
issueof Yesterday contained the following.
John Rits, lot Wheeling has issued q dhal,
lenge to row any sculler To- Pittsburgh o.
three.mile rane. u would seem that Ritz
must wait q little Longer, that IS " Monif
ger does not accept the def. rfiddy doeaI
not feel inclined 70 measure blades with
Ritz, except the hitter comedies o very