The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-31
LOCAL BRRYETIEs.
matters Of Minor Moment in and About tho
City,

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About tho
City,
LABOR Day..
MATINEE at the Grand this afternoon
Sous Of Veterans Fair and Festival at
the Alhambra rink tonight,
ALBERT W. HISS, OF Eighteenth street,
died early yerterday morning,
FLORENCE BNDLLY-last appearance
at the Grand this afternoon and evening
in "Dot,"
Miss BELLE BAnIR's School for Boys
and Girls will open Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 4, at No. 80 Fifteenth street.
TAG indications are that q large NUM-
Der will take advantage Of the Catholic
societies excursion to Cleveland to-day
FERDINAND KRoaH, the gentleman
who Is TO act as instructor for the Turn
ers OF this city and Bellaire, arrived here
yesterday from JohnstoWn.
Work has been commenced on the
foundations OF the new building Henry
schmulbach' Is TO erect on the old City
Hall property for the Wheeling Install
ment Company.
Mr.. AND Mrs. ]. R. MASON enter
tertained their friends on Morrow street
Wednesday evening in honor Of Mrs,
Yarbrough, OF Philadelphia, and Mrs
Hawkins, Of Baltimore.
GEORGE ALLEN, well known colored
blacksmith, died Thursday evening dc
was 81 years old and leaves a laml!y con
sisting OF q wife and several children
He was one OF the INTELLIaENcER's
Oldest subscribers,
THE river has gotten to be very low
The marks last evening showed q scan
26 inches, The bars are sticking VI
everywhere, and navigation Is stopped
It has been a long time since the rlYel
was as low as now.
EVERYBODY along the line OF march
OF to.day's big labor parade should makt
1t O point to decorate and make tht
town look gay, The demonstration vii
be the largest ever seen here and the
Epicnie at the Park will be . monster.
THERE was recorded in Recorder
Hooks office yesterday q deed OF sale
from Joshua Rine to James Rine, OF hi
livery stable property, horses, carriages
sleighs ETC., and all the accompanying
accountrementsi consideration S5,OOo'
THE twenty.third year OF the seguir
Collegiate Institute, at No, 81 Seven
teenth street, will begin next Monday
The success OF this institution Is wei
known, and It's friends will be pleased Il
know that its prospects were never
brighter.
Tmg subject OF the discussion 10 be de
liyered by Rev. L, w, Barr, pastor o
the Third Presbyterian church, to.mor
row evening Is q lively n and will b
well handled. Mr., Barr has always
taken an interest in "Our Public
Schools"
OFFICER WEST arrested George Mage
about ten o'clock last night for fas
driving and profanity on Market street
A horse driven by Mayer collided Will
q market wagon but did no damage
The collision and subsequent arres
cansed much excitement.
THERE was another good audience a
the Grand last evening to see Florenc,
Bindley in dot" The clever work o
the comedians kept every one laughing
and the plot OF the play was full OF In
tercst for every one. This afternoon ant
tonight will be Miss Bindley's last ap
pearance.
Mis-. HENRY NUNGE celebrated he.
thirty.seyenth birthday on THURSDAY
night by giving a very pleasant socla
party to a number OF her friends. Mr.
Nunge Ia a member OF the MennerChor
and that society rendered him and BIZ
wife a very enjoyable serenade during
the evening.
soME very finely executed pictures or
exhibition In the show windows o
Thomas Hughes & Co. and George burst
on Market street, are attracting much at
tentlon. They are the work OF the facilt
fingers Of Mies Angel, teacher Of art a
the Female College. Miss Augell hal
recently had published a small volume
OF exquisite e~tchings.
The Chapline Street NJ. Z. Church
which has been undergoing some exten
siye repairing and r%enoyating, is to BIZ
reopened tomorrow. The ediice now
presents a very attractive appearance
The pastor, Rev. Riheldaifer, will be as
sisted by DR.. Narcross, Of Pittsburgh.
who will preach in the morning.
Mr.. GEoRGE CARL, who returned home
this week from Germany, where he has
been visiting for the past three months
was serenaded by a number OF his friendl
at his residence, corner OF Jacob and
T%hirty:ninth streets, about II O'Clock
Thursday evening. Mr.. Carl threw bis
house open and entertained his callers
in a most h%ospitable manner.
MI. A. G. STEWART, one OF the clerks
employed at the Baltimore & Ohio
freight office in this city was very pleas.
antly surprised by his wife Thursday
evening. 1t was his birthday and Mrs,
Stew art prepared a delicious supper and
invited her husbands fellow clerks to
be guests at the iestal board. He knew
nothing OF these arrangements and
found them all the more delightful on
that account.
CAPr. HENRY SEAMoN, Grand Treas
urer Of the Grand Lodge l. o. o. f., oil
this State, has forwarded the last OF the
contributions made by the Odd Fellows
OF this State for the relief OF their
brethren at Johnstown and along the
Conemaugh valley, who were made u
suffer by the big flood. The total