The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-24
LOCAL BREYIEIgs.


CITY
Yousa mems meetings at the Young
Mems Christian Association building at
8 o'clock tonight and 4 O'Clock TO-
morrow,
A FINE painting Of the late John T,
ST. Myers, by Artist Joseph A, Faris =
on exhibition In the window Of Kinks
art store,
THE Ohio River Railroad Company'sS
pay car made Its monthly trip up anu
down the valley this week, and as usual
was warmly welcomed.
JOHN BACHMAN, q boy employed O.
Hobbs glass works, had q finger severely
mashed yesterday morning by allowing
an iron mould to fall upon 1t.
A HEAVY shipment Of wrought iron
pipe from McKeesport, Pa, to st. Paul,
MINI, passed through the city yesterday
over the Baltimore 4 Ohio. IT occupied
an entire train,
THE work on the Union bridge has 50
far progressed that the iron work IS now
beginning 10 be needed, The columns
and structural work for the cross'oyer al
the Top mill arrived on Thursday from
Wilmington, Del.
TIE miners' strike at the Boggs' Run
coal mines still continues. The miner
are demanding As cents per ton, run Of
the mine, The management were pay
ing 80 cents a car OF thirty'one bushels,
which the men claim according TO the
district price,, should have been bbi
cents a car,
IT Is learned from r. X, GiGin & 90,
the Main street farm implement hFn
that the present season has been excep
tionally good for the farm Implement
trade, West Virginia farmers have beer
buying more freely than usual, and col
leCtions are expected to be good on &C
count Of the prolific crops reported iron
the interior.
LAST evening Squire SChultze fnet
Ella McCurdy S. and costs for usinl
improper language towards Q Mrs, Car
son, Of the South Side, Ella was alst
bonded in the sum Of 500 to keep TIL
peace for one year. The fine and cost
In the two cases amounted to $lS 81
To-day the defendant In last nights sui
will be the prosecutor In a suit agains
Mrs. Carson.
THE Baltimore & Ohio Company hay
ing finally determined upon u grade loI
It's Pittsburgh division tracks on SIX
teenth street, and having gotten tn
tracks down TO that grade, the Board o
Public Works is having the street re
paved with cobbles and put ina passa
bic condition, q fact that will be aPpre
ciated by the many teamsters who have
TO use the street,
TIE Council Committee on Account
met last evening and audited bills az
gregating between six and seven hun
dred dollars. They also went over TIN
books OF Clerk Thoner and ReceiyeI
Woeber and found them correct viii
the following balances: General fund
to balance, $S,3l5 70; contingent fund
10 balance, $2,063 AZ; ten cent levy fund
to balance, Sl,927 81; appropriation
fund, to balance, SCI.
MRssRs. WILLIAM ELLINGHAM, Henry
seamon and B, +. Caldwell, and several
others who are prominent in Odd Eel
low circles, went out to Hatton, Mar
shall county, q small village about mint
miles from here, last night, TO visit thu
Odd Fellows lodge there and assist IL
some OF the work. They drove out BY
way OF the pike in a big iour-horst
wagon, and did not return until quite
late. They had a very pleasant time.
The stockholders Of the La Allema
Building, Loan and Savings Associa
tion, recently incorporated, have organ,
lied by electing the following named
members as q Board Of Directors; Messrs
NJ. Roth, II. Schroeder, William knokeI
Jacob Zulauf, VIM. +. Grade, J. A. Ar
kle and G. W. Grade. Mr.. II. Sclloddei
was elected President, G. w. Grade
Secretary and NJ. Roth, Treasurer. The
Association will commence business In
a few weeks.