The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-04
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Matters Of Minor Moment in and About
TIA City,

both running full and making good
time,
AT the Opera House to.pight-the
Campanini,Whitney Concert and Opera
Company,
BETHANY College now has one hum
bred students against eighty az tue same
time last year.
THR breakage in the machinery at the
Belmont factory has been repaired, anu
work will resume to-day,
TuR Etna and Standard mills over
the river are both running full, Win q
plentiful supply Of orders,
MARY GREEN, the ubiquitous old coll
ored woman, was locked up by OthceF
Moran for drunkenness last night
TAG police shooting at a dog, on
TWenty'iourth street about midnight
last night, created considerable excite
ment,
THR steamer Courier, on her first trip
up since low water, came up WITH large
cargo, She has been repalnted anu pre-
sents fine appearance,
THR annual meeting Of tho W, O, 7, U.
Is TO be held ut the Y, NJ. 0, A, building
this evening, Everybody interested in
the work Of The Union is invited 70 %
present,
JERRY FoRp, a 0yag," aud q compan-
ion, William Fisk, were arrested py VI
icer Donley and Night Watchman Mpr'
doch for stopping pedestrians on AlaI-
ket steeet last night.
BRAKRMANC. w, CONNER, Of the Ohio
River railroad, who was hit in the eye
with an apple thrown through o car
window, Is In the city for treatment, He
will probably lose his eye,
WASHINGTON and Baltimore excursion
tickets via, Panhandle aud Baltimore q
Ohio railroads to the knights TempIar
Conclaye, now on sale at the Union
Railway ticket office, No. 1900 Market
street.
RuMoR has 1t that a syndicate Of Pitts,
burgh and Cleveland capitalists have
purchased large tract oil land opposite
East Liverpool In West Virginia, and
will lay out q town and build industrial
establishments.
JOHN L. YosT and Mrs. Matilda Holts'
CLAW were before Justice Arkle again
last night, ina continuance Of the lasCivl,
GUS cohabltalon case which was started
on Tuesday night. The Justice held
them In thesum Of 500 to appear before
the next Grand Jury. y
TaR Riverside Iron Company has all
departments on double turn, except
the furnace at Benwnod and the old
forge department. Coal Ia used exClu'
siyely except In tho nail factory. A
new coal gas producer will be put In
operation at the pipe mill to-day.
PRoP. JACOB Loos resumed his duties
as instructor ut the Y. NJ. O. A. gYmna'
stun last evening. There were between
thirty and forty young men reported for
work, and the indications are that the
class will grow to be much larger. All
were pleased with the instruction given,
WILL BLUM, a young man living at
1901 jacob street, had bis upper lip and
cheek cut through by being struck BY a
staye OF a Cask he was breaking up for
fire wood at Block Bros tobacco factory.
The cut was quite severe and required
several stitches To close 1t. DR.. Pipes
dressed the wound.
OFFICER DESMOND found a man In
North Wheeling last evening, who was
too drunk 10 walk or talk, NoeCkler's
meat wagon made arst'class impromp.
tn patrol wagon, and was used TO haul
him to the lookup. He was not able TO
tell Ills name, but probably will be
when he faces His Honor this morning.
Col. WILLIAM ExLEY has been busy
for several days past experimenting a
force OF men who are employed In rip.
rapping the east bank OF the State Fair
property. They are making q very thor
ough job OF 1t. II Is probable that the
association will have number Of piles
driven along the west bank OF their
property.
WILLIAM F. SuTToN was walking along
the Baltimore & Ohio track Wednesday
evening, on his way to work at the Riv.
erside furnace, when three young men
accosted him. The hiRhwaymen dc.
manded money, and finding that Sutton
had none, took his dinner bucket. Fear.
ing bodily harm Sutton ran to the River.
side works.
CAPT. MCDONALD OF the steamer Bel.
laire, has been working for several days
Rt Bellaire trying to unearth u lot Of
chain left there by the old wharf boat
people. He has succeeded in getting
several hundred feet Of very good chain
which has been buried in the mud a
great many years. The chain Is com.
paratively unhurt and is pretty valu-
able find.
YESTERDAY car I'D" on the electrical
road broke acclaim beltin front olthe Nc.
Lure House and had 10 DO lowed 10 Tenth
street by the next car following. At
Tenth street II was transferred to the
Main street line, and pushed to Twenty.
first street where It was run onto a
switch. The whole line was blocked
about an hour, the cars being punched
on Main street.
TnE Steubenville Gazette OF last even.
ms says: We feel called upon TO say as
to the Wheeling& Lake Erie railroad
that the prospects for tho building Of
the lsteubenville extension are not go
encouraging as they were few days
ago, the difficulty Of obtaining right Of
way both In Steubenville and along the
river TO Portland, and the fact that
Wheeling Is awakening 10 the fact that
she needs tho road being the factors in
the way.
ONE deed Of trust and the following
Conveyance OF real estate were admitted
to record In Recorder Hooks office yes.
terday: A deed made October 2, 1850,
by s. T. Hildreth, trustee, to tho Com.
mercial bank, for part Of lot No. s.,
situated on the east side Of Main street
between Twenty. first and Twenty.second
streets. Consideration, $2,OO5. This
property was owned by Dave Kull, H.,
who conveyed tito Mr. Hildreth under
q deed OF trust, and on Wednesday II was
bid In by the bank at public sale,
Tho Strike Of tic O., l.. q W. 1lrnkOmCn.
The strike OF the freight brakemep
employed o. Bidgeportby the Cleveland,