The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-01
LOCAL B~REvITERs.



"sFoEY" RITz, the oarsman, left for
Toronto yesterday to enter the Hanlon
regatta.
THE United Nailers' headquartes were
shut up yesterday, the officials having
gone 70 the Pittsburgh convention.
TAG aggregate Of the fines imposed and
costs assessed on prisoners in the Police
Court yesterday morning was Sl55sO,
THE Offices in the City Building, ex'
cept that Of the Police and Fire Board,
we're closed yesterday. The banks also
closed In honor Of Memorial Day.
GEoRoE sIssoN, the well known cigar
maker, has about completed two cosy, con.
Yenieut houses on North Market street
near the intersection o the National Road.
ANoTuRR race has been made for July,
between He'll, Of BellRire, and Richards,
Of MCKeesport. This race will take place
at McKeesport, and will be rowed on still
water,
THERE was q wreck on the B. 10. be-
tween Bellaire and GAINESVILLE yesterday
forenoon. Nobody was hurt, aud q wreck.
ing train sent out from Bellaire quickly
had the track cleared,
LErTRRs addressed to the following
named peTsons remain unclaimed at the
postotiCe: Mrs, Z, Gray, Adam Seuoestsk,
\, T. X. Mcknight, A. n. Mitchell 2, Geo.
u. Kline, r, Barrett, Y. A, Noeber,
AN arrangement has been perfected by
which all the millinery aud notion stores
will close at 7 o'clock, Saturday nights ex-
Cepted, and also three nights before July
4 and two weeks before the holidays, at
o'clock p. ",
LAST week the Middle Island Tie Com.
pany loaded tifty,aVe cars with ties ct st,
Mary's. Several cars were also loaded at
that point by other frms and individuals,
The freight train that reaches this city
every evening over the Ohio River road
brings up thousands OF ties.
A MEETING OF cigar manufacturers, cigar
makers and others will be held In Bee
thoyen hall, corner Main and Fourteenth
streets, this evening, to protest against the
letting OF convict labor by contract TO
manufacture CigaTs, aud II possible 10
secure the annulling OF the contract with
N. Little, The committee invites the
public 10 attend.
TIE people Of the Zane street NJ. +,
Sunday School ara looking forward with
interest to their iug'breaking entertain
ment next Friday evening. On Sunday
afternoon special services will be held,
the financial reports will DO heard and
the prize banner awarded. The church
Til be profussly decorated with flowers
for the occasion, Musical and literary
selections will be rendered by the pupils.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to rec.
ord a deed made May II by Bertrand Nc.
NuIty to Frances &. McNulty, In consider.
alton of S. and love and affection, for lot
90 in the Old Town OF Wheeling. Also .
deed made May 81, by d.. q. Phillips, trus'
tee Of Layosia Zane, with Ebenezer Zane
and wife, to John A. Holiday, in Consld-
Grafton OF $785, for a lot on the west slde
OF South Penn street adjoining said zAne's
residence.
MRs. ]. A. WOODS has disposed Of her
school for young ladies aud children, at
1902 Jacob street, to Miss Annie Parrau,
who was for some years vice.princlpal oil
the Virginia Female In%stitute, and more
recently has been associated with ST.
Agnes Hall, Macon, Mo. She Is most
highly recommended by Bishop White
Of Virginia. Bishop Peterkin Of West Viz.
ginia, the Rev. Walter Hullihen Of staun'
ton and Others.
ALBERT WILLIS, colorsd, indicted for
petty larceny, with q count Tor previous
conviction OF the same otfense, was tried
in Part II OF the Circuit Court, Judge
Boyd presiding, yesterday, and being
found guilty, was given q year in the
p%enitentiary, the maximum penalty. An.
other indictment against Willis was
nollied. He was accused Of stealing an
overcoat and a sum Of money from
different parties.