The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-02
LOCAL BREYITIRS.


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City.
CAPITAL RINK this evening-Catholic
Orphans Fair.
THERE WIS not case in the police
court yesterday morning.
TIE GRAND this evening-Prof. Fitz.
gerald's illustrated lecture.
A NATURAL gas main is being laid up
Tenth street east from Market. 1t is an
cight-inch pipe.
The brick for paving the street car
track on Tenth street are being boiled
separately in coal tar.
HONE grown green peas are in market,
twelve bushels having come up from
Parkersburg yesterday morning.
iSQumE DAVIS last evening discharged
Mrs. Louisa Mays, colored, the evidence
showing she was not guilty.
THE curve OF the street car track from
Tenth street into Main is being rclaid to
conform to the new track there.
Mn. W. l.. CALM is about completing
the work on his biennial Wheeling city
directory and expects to have itready for
the printers in few days.
AN entertainment and social gathering
will be given at the Disciples church
next Thursday evening. A choice pro-
gramme has been prepared
SEVERAL natural gas consumers yester-
day had the gas taken out OF their
houses, as the new contracts at increased
rates went into effect yesterday.
REV. DIR. RANDOLPH will conduct the
Sunday school teachers' Bible study at
the Young Mems Christian Association
building at 5 O'Clock this evening.
WoRx was commenced yesterday on
Market street ditching for the new six.
teen inch water main. The street will
be badly torn up for u month or SO.
TIE Knights OF the Golden Eagle will
give parade this forenoon and q picnic
on the State Fair Grounds this utter,
noon. Knights from over the river will
participate.
TIE Baltimore & Ohio passenger train
from Chicago, due at G:O5 p. m. last
evening, was detained by freight
wreck near Cambridge, O., and did moi
arrive until nearly midnight.
CHEF OF Police SMITH has received
notification from Washington, d. G., tc
| be on the lookout for bogus priest
who swindled Washington jewellers oui
OF 500 worth Of diamonds.
TIE weather superstition about the
wet and dry moon was borne out by the
change to fine weather yesterday, stimuli
taneousiy with the change from an al
legged "wet" to a "dry" moon.
TIE postofiice force had their photo
graph taken in group this week. They
realize that the time is approaching
when their relations will be severed ant
new men will take their places, and SC
they Secure the shadow ere the sub
stance fades"
TIE young mems meeting at thu
| Young Mems Christian Association will
begin Mt o'clock this evening instead
Of 1880. The regular Sunday afternoon
meeting will be proceeded by tifteer
minute song service on the door step a
3 o'clock tomorrow.
PATRICK MoHENY was yesterday ar,
raigned before Squire Davis on two
charges Of assault, preferred by Mrs
Mossburg and Abram Richards. The
parties live OH High street, "BuenG
Vista" NIoheny was held in $50 bai
| in each case for his appearance this
evening.
TIE passenger train on the Ohio Rive
railroad due here at S:45 night before
last did not arrive till 8 O'Clock yester
day morning, having been delayed by ar
oil tank car Off the track near Grape
Island, which got so twisted across the
track as to blockade travel for nearly sis
hours.
EccLEs ROBINSON, Worthy Foreman o.
District Assembly No. 5, will address
the Knights OF Labor OF Benwood, N
their hall this evening at 7:30 o'clock
Subject, "The Principles OF the Order
The Knights OF Labor OF Wheeling
Bellairc and vicinity are cordially in
vited to attend.
A RECEPTION will be given DR.. j,
Sumner Stone and wife, recently re-
turned from India, next Friday evening
ut the Fourth Street NJ. L. Church, un.
der the auspices Of the Young Peoples
Meeting OF that church. Invitations
will be extended to all the Methodist
churchesof the city, Bridgeport, Bellaire
and Martins Ferry.
Ar the last meeting OF the Massilon,
o., council it was resolved TO test the
brick pavement. A vote of thanks was
adopted TO Mayor Chas. Seabright, Sc
lect Councilman Resley Tracey, Mr.. An
ton Reyman, Mr.. O. Il. Behler, Mr., j. A.
Dunning, chief OF the fire department,
Superintendent Kreager, OF the park,
and Others, for hospitality shown the
Council on its recent visit here. Wheel
ing's Council was invited to return the
visit