The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-31
LOCAL BREvITrEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and AbOlt the
Civ.

Ol1s
TAG pottery will start up In full to-day.
oyER 1000 quarts Of strawberries were
sold in Wheeling Saturday,
A LARGE crowd Of ladies and gentlemen
from this city will visit the Washington
oil wells today.
ALEERT MONTGOMERY, Of Wellsburg,
has accepted a position with the West
Virginia Gas Company.
THR eighth annual picnic Of the AmeEi-
can Flint Glass Workers will be held Sat-
urday, June IL, at the New Fair Grounds,
THERE was a very large crowd at the
Park yesterday afternoon. Some very hne
music was rendered by the Opera House
Orchestra.
E, H. HUDSON has been appointed
guardian OF Rose, Arminta and Lizzie
Hudson, orphans OF Margaret Hudson, de-
ceased. Bond $1,000, William. Bsyha
surety,
JoHN CoopRR, who Is blind, had q mar
row escape from being run over by a loco
motive at the pottery Friday evening, He
was struck by the COW catcher, but not
seriously hurt.
Mn, JOHN BAILIE will be glad to receive
contributions to the fund Of Miss Jennie
Smith and Miss Sherman. Those engaged
in the work hope to see the fund grow to
handsome proportions,
THRpeople Of Cameron celebrated Sat
urday as Decoration Day. The usual Il.
A. X, orders were read, there was mu-
sic and addresses, in which q large num-
Der Of the people took part,
Ton HILL, a notorious East Wheeling
rough, acted in such q disorderly manner
at the Park yesterday afternoon that the
use Of a heavy loaded cane on his Uranium
was required to subdus him,
PETER ALTMAYRR and James Noe, Of the
West Virginia Natural Gas Company
have gone to sharpsburg with the inten'
ton OF taking charge Of the pipe laying o.
the new water works Of that place.
Ma, PETER ERB sold to the Schmulbach
Brewing Company, to be sent to steu.
5enville, Ohio, a pair Of fine English draft
horses, weight $500 pounds, said to be
the finest team ever seen in Wheeling,
GEoRGE HARMON, a young bicyclist, was
seriously injured by taking q header Sat
urday morning. He was riding rapidly
on Sixteenth street when his tire broke
and hewas thrown violently to theground'
The Andes is due to-day from CInGIn'
natl, for which point she will leave on hel
return trip at 3o'CloCk tomorrow afternoon
This fine stern wheel steamer, as Is vel
known, is always reliable and commanded
by an able set OF officers.
THE Wheeling Wheelmen TO- tho num-
Der Of 10 or Is rode out To Washington
Saturday, wherethey we're METH biCycltstI
from Pittsburgh, Brownsville, Washing
ton and ether places. The boys from THU
end returned yesterday.
Bill Nixon and Robert Roach, Of the
South Side, engaged In q fight Saturday
evening at the corner Of Twenty-third and
Uhapline streets. Nixon drew o knife and
slashed Roach across the back OF the neck
and In the side, but neither Of the wounds
was serious, Roach was arrested by OH
Ger Stephens.
WILLIAM and Albert Smith, brothers,
we're disorderly on Sixteenth street Satur.
day night, and Captain Smith arrested
them. He was Obliged to use force and
call In assistance to lock them up, They
deserved a worse beating than they got,
Officer Glenn also locked up a man
named Glenn.
Miss McGuMPHREY's house on Chap.
line street near Tenth was rRided by the
police Saturday night, and one man and
two women Of the inmates escaped. The
officers returned after locking up the first
contingent, and caught the others, who
had returned. With this batch there will
be sixteen cases before police court this
morning.
The following jewellers have agreed to
close their places Of business at Z O'Clock
p. NJ, from June 10th until September l,
1886, Saturdays excepted: Hebrank Bros,
!. 6. Dillon, John A. Lash, W. j, Lukens,
K. J.. Donshoe, A. +. Stauver, G. y. Win.
zenried, w. w. Krelg, ]. Becker, ],
Schiller, II. MCNamee, Jacob w. Grub,
AntonStauver.
SATURDAY in the Circuit Court Judge
Jacobs rendered judgment for S., 900 In the
case Of Thomas Waldron's administrator
Va. the p. W. & KY. railroad. In the
Meribsn will case Judge Boyd overruled
the motion for o new trial and the COM
plainants fled bill OF exceptions for the
purpose Of taking the suit to the Supreme
Court Of Appeals.
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