The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-23
INuAL BRRYITIRs.
Matters Of Minor Interest in and About The

Matters Of Minor Interest inRnd About the
City,
CouSCI meets in regular session this
evening,
Tue oats in this vicinity have suffered
a great deal from trust"
WHITE's ten-cent show at OaldWelps
run this afternoon Rndevening,
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Outing Club will hold a meeting at
the building at s O'Clock this evening,
FRANK HEALY has killed his 4O0pound
turtle. II was a healthy, active reptile,
but 1t Is now in the soup, and will be
served to his customers this evening,
GEORGE ]. MATHRsON yesterday quail
fed in Clerk Hooks office as q notary
public, and gave bond In the sum Of
$3.50, with John A. Howell as surety,
JOHN BAKER, one Of the garbage con-
tractors, was aFrestedlyesterday for yio-
lation Of the ordinance, City Health
Officer Garrison making the complaint.
A NICE new bunting burgee OF white
ground, blue border and red letters, "Y,
N, O. A." floats from the flag staff on
the Young Mems Christian Association
building.
JAMES P, RoGERs yesterday qualified
as executor Of the will Of /. g, Hughes,
deceased, and gave bond In the sum OF
$4,000, without surety, none being re-
quired by the terms oil the will.
WILLIAM FALLouRI was yesterday ap'
pointed guardian OF William Davis,
minor orphan OF JoshuaRnd Susan Davis,
deceased, and gave bond In the sum oil
800, with William ], Nesbltt, as surety,
THEoAALp MILLER, who lives on EoG
street in the Eighth ward, was recently
very badly lacerated on the right leg and
left shoulder by q large dog, belonging
to a neighbor, His wounds are very se'
rious, =
FoRTY.RIGHr carloads Of tanbark,
slaves, &C., wereshipped from 81. Mary'ss,
w, Va, over the Ohio River Railroad,
In the month Of June, and the business
o fthat office amounted to $500 in the
month,
THRRR is great indignation in Steu-
lbenyille over the action Of the City
Council in giving the rlght.otway
Through an alley To the Wheeling 4
Lake Erie Railroad. An injunction re-
straining the railroad will be asked for.
THERE were in the police court yes.
terday morning forty'two cases, OF all
varieties. The income from fines and
costs, when all is collected, will be about
$3.50. -Four orfye ofthe prisoners went
to the workhouse In default ofthe cash,
TuR next annual reunion OF the
Society First West Virginia Volunteer
Infantry will be held at New Cumber'
land, Hancock county, w, Va, Thurs
day, September 20, 1889, The Twelfth
West Virginia Volunteer Infantry has
: been invited to participate.
OFFICERS GAus, Daum, Shorts and
Bell raided Nan Morrison's house or
Eoif street, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets, about II o'clock las
night, and arrested her, four women and
two men, all OF whom deposited money
: to secure the customary fines.
/ TaERE is much complaint from resi-
/, dents in the vicinity OF the Fourteenth
! street spring that It's condition is worse
than ever, the boys and careless or ma
licious grown persons having ruined the
connections and faucets Ct the box built
by the Water Board. 1t should receive
attention.
TnR Wheeling Natural Gas Company
has recently purchased a large tract o.
gas territory lying between their Kick
DRY, Washington county, field, and Bur
gettstown, Pennsylvania. There 10 nov
one good gasser in this field and they
will lay lines TO 1t, and drill wells there
this summer.
Mr.. THO. ROLLER, OF the Jefferson
Insurance Company, has in his office
window q faithful miniature model o.
the EiIIel tower, sent him by a frient
from Paris, which is exactly one-three'
y hundredth part Of tho height Of thu
J great tower. 1t is handsome and attract
much attention.
THE City Board Of EqallSatlon andA
peals met yesterday and began TO con
slider the petitions for reduction and cor
!. rection OF assessments. The work be
gan at the Eighth ward and will proceed
northward, the assessment north Of th.
creek not yet having been reported
The committee last evening went to yiey
some real estate as TO the value OF Whtcl
fhpra wna n dianntn.