The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-27
a0CAL BREVITIRs,
Matters Of Minor Interest in and About the

Matters OF Minor lRtsreAt In and About the
City,
The water main 10 the new reservoir
has been completed.
WHITE's show closes its engagement
at CaldwelPs run this evening,
TwESTY-sEVENTH street from Main to
Ohapliue is being paved with cobble
stones,
IT is understood that the saloons have
all received q warning from the police to
remain closed all day Sunday,
WILLIAM NoRDRMANwa a arraigned be-
fore Squire Ankle yesterday and fined 81
and costs forpToiane swearing,
ALREADY comes the complaint OF dry
weather, Some rain Is now needed TO
finish the corn crop in this part OF the
country.
ACCORDING to Professor Deyol, the
weather prophet a violent storm, or tor
nado, is booked to visit this State to-
morrow,
AN order OF sale was entered in the
Circuit Court yesterday IN the case OF
Elizabeth Hoffman ct al, vs. Kate Hotf'
man OF al,
GARFIELD Assembly 1871, is arrang-
ing for a grand picnic at the Park on
August 10, 1t promises to be a large and
grand affair,
CHEF OF POLICE DILURUGGR and Off
Ger Gaus were around yesterday, map.
ping out the new beats for the increased
police force.
A YOUNG bicyclist named Moore took
a header on Twenty-fourth street yester-
day and scratched his face, besides hurt
ing his hands badly,
CONSIDERABLE progress was made in
paving Market street, above Twelfth,
yesterday, but the job will not be en-
lirely done before some time next week.
INTERESTING young mems meetings
will DO held ut the Y, NJ, @. A, building
at 1880 o'clock this evening and 4 o'clock
tomorrow, All men are invited To at
tend.
JupdE PAULL yesterday reduced the
bail OF Harry Chrislieb 70 $500 In the
case for the robbery OF Muhleman's
house, and to $50 in each Of the other
cases.
ONE man down the river yesterday
had 800 buckets Of blackberrieg on the
river landing, and ret"sed 70 ship them
at the prices offered, He vii! make them
into wine,
Fen BoBBErT, who was struck on the
head with a coupling pin by John
Lomasne, is still In a critical Condlhon
and Lomasne's hearing has been post
poned a week,
{ MINNIE ZvL4uF, who was sent to jail
by Squire Ankle Thursday in default OF
bail on charges Of keeping a house Of i'll
fame aud selling beer, gave bond last
evening and was discharged.
There were six cases in the police court
yesterday, q total OF 258 SO far this
month-an average OF about ten a day.
8 The streets ought to be q good deal
8 cleaner than they are with such an in
; cometo the fund.
The Council Committee on Equaliza:
ward petitions. There will be no
session;to.day, but it is probable that it
will take all Of next week 10 finish the
business demanding attention.
JAMES Ross, an employe Of the Bel
mont blast furnace, was struck on the
: head by a brick which fell from q scat.
fold about thirty-fve feet high, and re-
ceived a terrible CASH just back Of the
ear. His injuries are not fatal.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted to
record one deed OF trust aud a transfer
made July 25 by William Craig To
Bridget, wife OF Michael Lantry, for
81, O76, the south hall OF lot u in the La
Grange addition to tho Eighth ward.
The motion for q writ Of Certiorari In
the case OF Jacob soles VS.. tho Wheel
ing Railway Company, in which dam
ages were awarded in Squire Peterman's
court, was argued before Judge PAUL.
yesterday, andhe reserved his decision
THE members OF the Y. NJ. g. 4. Out
ing Club have enjoyed various excur'
Q sions during the summer, and they have
: : arranged one for the near future on a
9 more extensive scale, to which they
will invite their friends. 1t will be q
moonlight ride up the river on Friday
evening, August 9th. The young men
will meet this evening at the Associa'
ton building to perfect arrangements