The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-15
LOCAL RREHrrrRs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About the
Oily.

oSE marriage license was Issued yester'
day.
Tug German Pioneer Association pic
MICS at the Park to-day. The Opera House
Band plays.
THERR will be masonic mass meeting
on Wednesday evening at SP. NJ, at the
Masonic hall.
THR laying Of the friedrich pavement on
Fourteenth street was begun yesterday AZ
the B. & o. freight depot.
A LADY in the grand stand at the State
Fair Grounds yesterday had her pocket
picked. She caught the thief, but he
broke away and made hissescape In the
crowd,
The glass workers as we'll IS the glass
manufacturers are preparing for the an
nual summer close.down. At all the lac
tories business is unusually good in anti
Cipation Of this.
Tue plate department Of the Laughlin
mill was on yesterday for the first time
since the Ore. Nails have been made in
the new factory, but 1t will not be on fall
before Thursday.
Yesterday the two bells ordered for st.
Johns German LutheIn church we're got
ten into position and during the evening
we're frequently rung. They are both
good toned bells.
MERRILL ORR, an employe OF the Ores
ent mill, was badly burned and cut yes
terday about the face by hyingmetal from
one OF the rolls, His right cheek was
painfully lacerated.
THE German Pioneer Association cor
daily invites all the members Of the 10"
man Catholic Knights' Union or other
visitors remaining in the city to the pic
mic at Wheeling Park to-day.
MARTHA X. HUPP and DR., George lnglis
were yesterday appointed administrative
and administrator Of the estate Of Joseph
Hupp, deceased, and gave bond In the
sum Of 900, with A. /, Myers as surety
THERE will be areuniOn OF the MCMeCh.
an family ON Thursday, June u, at the
Camp grounds, MOuldsville, The train
leaving the B. & o. depot at 1885 a. NJ
will carry the passengers to the grounds
LETTERS addressed to the following
named persons remain unclaimed at the
postoiIice: Miss NJ. DeAry, Miss Ella
Cooper, Chas. Il, sGardner, John Freer,
Ohas. l.. Drebing, Albert Faunce. I. +.
WllliamP.
The stockholders Of the Mt, Vernon,
Coshocton 4 Wheeling Railroad Com.
pany voted TO increase the capital stock Of
the company to $6,5O0000 and to issue
bonds to an amount not exceeding the
capital stock.
AT the picnic yesterday Henry Blumen'
berg, Conrad RnmbaCh, Capt. DoVener
and Lawrence Heller shot match for q
set OF glassware, each making score Of
30 out Of possible 80. The tie will be
settled by another match in the near
future.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER ADAM SroCKER,
oi Richie district, who has been disabled
by o cancer in the right leg for some
months, had his leg amputated yesterday,
and II Ia believed that he will now rapid
ly recover his health, which was seriously
affected.
Much Just complaint is heard Of the bad
sanitary condition Of the gutter on EleV'
enth street between Chapllne and Market.
The B. p. W. should attend to 1t. Asitie,
II iS full OF staRnant wafer coated Win
green scum, in spite Of liberal use Of disin-
ieCtants by neighbors.
DURING the parade yesterday morning,
Louis Felz, one Of the Chilicothe KnightS,
was seriously overcome by the heat while
on Market street near Sixteenth. He was
assisted to convenient drug store, and by
administring the proper remedies, was
brought round all right, though he felt
unwell all day.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to rec
ord deed made June IA, 1885, by O. +.
Handel and Elizabeth, his wife, to Sarah
E. Munnell, for q part Of lot No. |, in
square No. /, in ohurchill's addition Nc.
2; consideration, $3.50. Also deed made
October 7, 1885, by Lucy II. Wilson and
Archie O. Wilson to Corlnna II. Wilson,
for part Of lot No, 7, in square No. 8,
situate on the west side Of Main street;
consideration, 5000; and deed made
June 3, 1886, by Joseph Gier and Mary,
his wife, to Catherine McGranahan, for =
piece OF ground in the First ward, on the
north side Of Alley 2; consideration, sl76.