The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-06
LOCAL, BREYITIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and About
tho City,


Matters Of Minor lIomsnt in and About
tho City,
THERR were twenty cases In police court
yesterday.
PEoPLg's THRATRH this evening Nora
Lytton Dramatic Company.
A HORSE valued at Sl65, the property Of
Dr., B, H, shllyard, died Sunday night Of
collie.
Tar knights oist. George Of their meet
ing on Sunday, nominated oiheefs, 70 pc
voted for al their next regular meeting,
"BooM the Old Town. was the watch
word last night, and she was doomed IN
great shape with revolver, rocket and
Jackson cracker.
Tue crowd Of the Park yesterday was
larger, II anything than that OF Sunday
Seven coaches were run on the Elm Grove
line on eAeh=train, and nearly all were
crowded every trip.
CHIEP MARsHAI DusNNG, OF the Fire
Department, took extra precautionsagstnst
disastrous fires last evening, keeping q full
force OF men at all the houses for any
emergency that might arise.
Col, RoRRRT CAMPBELL and his force Of
street PAYERS observed Independence Day
by doing an extra good days work on the
Fourteenth street brick pavement, This
improvement is progressing nicely,
LETTERS addressed to the following
named persous remain unclaimed OF the
postoffice: ]. w. Phoebus, Lewis Hirch,
Oliver 7, Henden on, Roger Da'gllI, John
Wilhelm, David Baldwin, NJ, II. Mltchsll'
SIXTY Italians who have been in the
employ OF Booth & Finn at Blairsville,
Washington county, have been sent to
TayloIstown and started to work on the
main for the Wheeling Natural Gas Com
pany.
LAWYERS desiring to attend the meeting
at Grafton TO organize State Bar Assoc!,
alton can secure certificates which will
entitle them to tickets at reduced rates BY
calling at GarVin 4 Hutohinaon's office, In
Odd Fellows Block,
PosToPElCR employees lot Is not q happy
one, particularly those that have to toll
on holiday, but this hardship was fully
met in the pleasure OF eating the most ex
cellent cream and cake, kindly Furnished
by Mrs. Z'igenielder, Tor which the boyI
desire to express their thanks.
RIFE pears are the latest addition to the
fruit market. The last Strawberries have
been picked, and the raspberrles will soon
give way TO blRCkberriea. Cherries are
also drawing toward the end Of their sea
son. HuCkleberries have not yet become
common, and plums are several weeks In
the future. So for all fruits have been al
4 uHbreCedentedly abundant and cheap al
were straw berries.
THERE Is q general bslief among the
window glass workers that the summer
stoppage will again be prolonged until the
middle OF October or the first Of NoYem'
ber The general dullness Of the building
trade, the slowness Of the market and the
depressed prices, together with the de-
mand for advance Of wages by the gath
erers, will, no doubt, aid in prolonging
the stop; besides there Is quite q fair stock
OF glass on hand.-America Glass Worker.
TnE first class fare from here to New
York oyer the p, O. & 81, l., and Penn
sylvania roads has been reduced from $l4
| to $l2 80. This Is q very cheap rate, be-
ing only a little over two cents per mile.
A reduction OF the iare.irom Pittsburgh to
New York was made several days ago and
Wheeling travellers were beginning to
think that they were being Disseminated
against, but 1t now seems that they are to
also to receive the benefit Of the cut.
The Martins Ferry campmeeting will
commence at Walnut Grove under the
auspices OF the Second NJ. Z. church Of
that city, July 81, and continue over the
Hrt and second sabbaths Of August.
The ablest ministerial help has been SO.
cured. The Glee club Of this city will
furnish part ofthe singing Thepleasant'
ness Of this camp grove coupled with the
Accommodations furnished on the ground,
make 1t convenient and inviting Tor this
nsighborhood. A steamboat will run be.
tween Bellaire and Martins Ferry on
Sabbath.