The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-05
LOCAL BRRyITIES.
MntterA of Minor Moment in md Abou
the CITY.


the city.
TIE BALL will not be here tonight.
AuTuMx-LEAEp parties are now in vogue.
WAIT til Monday night and you will
see Il parade.
TnE GRAND this evening-SheGer &
Biakeiy's Speciality Company.
Tur fishing in the Ohio river just at
present is said to be the best known for
years.
pgALEns and shippers are contracting
for apples ut 30 cents per bushel, and
they furnish the barrel.
FLova has advanced 81 per barrel in
the last week. This is caused by the
speculation in Chicago.
A STRANGE combination Of Il piano, Il
caiiiope and agatiing gun is about town
gathering in the pennies and nicl;les.
BILLY MAYER's orchestra played for n
hop at Swart2's hall last night anu plays
for surprise party tonight at the same
place.
TnE mcetingof the Chamber OF Com
merce talked Of for tonight, 10 consider
the Baltimore q Ohio ordinance, has
been called for next Monday night.
5onX j.. PRAcmr qualified yesterday
as administrator OF the estate Of Her
mann Schulz, deceased, giving bond Of
$l00 with Frederick Schulz rs surety.
lN Justice Davis's court yesterday Mrs.
Emmett Geary and Mrs. Sent!inger
were put under bonds OF S2j each 10
keep the peace ut the instance Of Mrs.
Nina Kraft.
ONE Of Wendel's express wagons ran
of yesterday on Fifteenth street, and its
large load Of furniture was scattered all
over tue street aud badly broken, he
sides Which the wagon was badly
wrecked.
A coLoErp man from Staunton, Va,
sprained his leg badly yesterday. tie
had no money, and was taken to police
headquarters. An effort will be made to
hayc him admitted TO the county hospi-
tai to-day.
Mn. N. l.AsHAms, Of Akron, o., Mr..
D. Il. Camarinos, Of San Francisco, Cal,
and Mr.. George Politics, OF New Castle,
Pa, all natives OF Greece, after voting
for Harrison and Morton, will leave for
Constantinople, Athens and Sparta.
WHILE the Wheeling gas company de-
clare themselves unable to furnish gas to
the manufacturers OF Bellairc, they have
Just contracted TO furnish gas TO heat
the school houses OF that city for 500,
This is queer world-1idrim'S Ferry
NclrS.
TnE U. s. Grant Clubs drum corps
Sixth wari} has arranged 10 give Il ball
this evening ut the clubs headquarters,
IaBellc hall. 1t is TO be given for the
purpose OF raising a fund for the benefit
Of the corps, and ought TO be largely
attended.
A still alarm of fire sent to the
Department headquarters about 1850
o'clock yesterday morning was answered
by the Atlantic and Hope reels. 1t was
accustomed by blazing tar kettle on
Thirteenth street in close proximity to
some new houses, which were being
threatened by the blaze.
THE LaBelle pottery is making good
progress under the manipulations Of Il
small army Of brick-layeIs and Carpen-
tiers. The three main buildings are now
enclosed five kilns are completed and
the other seven are under way. The
engine is set and the machinery is being
put in pOstion. When completed this
building will make one Of tue most inn
posing STRUCTURES in the city.
JAMES BRADY and Alexander Berry
were the names given by two men ar.
rested by Officer Junkins last night, and
lodged IN the lookup as "vass." They
approached Mr.. A. Reymann and asked
formoney, and when refused, made de-
monstration intended to brighten him
into giving them something. They were
arrested soon after. This slight incident
caused all the sensational rumors ailoat
last night about the affair.
CIuEP or Police SMITH was busy yes
terday sending out notices to the effect
that d liberal reward will be paid for the
apprehension and conviction Of the par
ties that stole from the room OF Bernard
Ward, in Il house owned by Charles
Price, ut Benwood, last Monday night,
two trunks aud their contents, included
in which was a heavy overcoat, three
suits OF clothes, a silver watch, gold
watch, n revolver, u violin, $il in money
and number OF other things
AFTER suspension for the summer
months the Union Teachers meeting for
study Of the international Sunday School
lessons will be resumed on Saturday af-
ternoon. The meeting will be held as
heretofore in the Young Mems Christian
Association parlor, ll22 Market street,
each Saturday afternoon ats o'clock and
continue for fifty minutes. The Rev.
Vim. II. Cooke, DID, will conduct the
lessons for the quarter beginning next
Sunday. All Sunday School workers
and Bible students are cordially invited
to attend,