The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-25
LOCAL BRIYETLRs.

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Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
the City.
MATINEE at the Grand this afternoon.
oEAeLE's NEsT"-Last performance at
the Grand this evening,
LION ScHuLTzE was arrested by Officer
Frohme yesterday for disorderly con-
duct
THE actual work Of laying the pave
ment on Twenty'hrst street was begun
yesterday,
PETER FETIs was drunk and annoyed
the WreCkiHg crew out at the Baltimore
& Ohio accident yesterday, Othcer Bell
arrested him.
w. H, RINRHART, 1853 Market street,
this day offers for sale fine building
lot situated at the southwest corner Of
Seventeenth and Woods Streets
HARRY RIDDLE, an employe Of the
Wheeling steel works, Is laid up with q
sore eye caused by piece Of steel hying
from Chisel he was grinding and i'm
bedding itself in the eye.
TuE G. A. R, posts and Union yeteF-
ans OF Wetzel and Marshall counties are
TO hold reunion at Proctor, Wetzel
county, about forty miles below here,
to-day, tomorrow and Thursday.
RRy, Ma. Hos, Of the st, Matthews
Lutheran church OF Benwood, has given
up his charge and will 90 to Michigan 10
accept a call, Rev, Mr., Besle will occupy
the pulpit at st. Matthews church next
Sunday.
REAL ESTATE AGENT RINRHART has
for sale a number Of desirable building
lots, a part Of the John Reid farm, N
Pleasant Valley. These lots are good
property, and will probably be taken
quickly.
THR social, TO be given by the young
men, to the members and friends OF the
English Lutheran Church, on Thursday
evening, has been postponed or, account
OF the dying condition oil the mother OF
one Of the young men,
PHILLIP PnILILP, aged So years three
months and three days, was buried In
the Peninsular Cemetery yesterday from
the home Of his sOn'iu-law, Fritz Forsch,
OF Fulton. The ceremonies were per-
formed by Rev, Mr.. Ulfert.
The Philadelphia League ball club
will be here 10 play the remnants OF the
Wheeling club October 9th and 10th.
An amateur or semi.prolessional club, OF
Huntington, defeated the Wheeling club
two games out Of three last week.
Miss CARRIE @. VAN DuzgE, a trance
speaker and test medium, will give a
lecture and perform tests,in Grand Army
Hall this evening. Miss Van Duzee Is
highly spoken oiby those who apPrecl-
ate her powers, and there will no doubt
DO good turn out Of believers,
YESTERDAY evening Daniel Dell, a
miner employed at the LaBelle mill coal
mines, was caught between the aide OF
the entry and a car upon which he was
riding, and had two ribs on the right
side broken. He was taken to his home
at 1904 Woods street, where DR.. Ford
dressed his injuries.
THE report OF Superintendent Gund.
ling, OF the City Prison, for the month
OF August, presented TO Council last
evening, contained the following state
ments: The prisoners worked 1873 days;
the time OF 81 expired and 20 were re.
leased by the Mayor and City Sergeant,
leaving 20 in prison September l.
TIE ladies' who are at the head Of the
Woman's Union Benevolent Society Of
this city, having been so successful with
their Reagan lecture course last winter,
have been encouraged 10 try and arrange
another lecture course 10 begin this com.
ing winter. Their idea is, this time, TO
secure several noted platform takers.
Bill Nye Is one oil those with whom they
are In correspondence.
SMALL game such as birds, squirrels
and rabbits promises to be very plenti.
full this season. A few days since a flock
Of partridges settled down Ia Captain
MCLure's park on the Island. When
these birds are 80 tame us to settle down
In place like that they can be counted
on as being plentiful In the woods.
Those who have been out hunting bring
back with well stocked game bags, re-
ports 10 the effect that there Is plenty Of
game.
Al 7 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Theodore Roller, who, as bugler for the
old Car!in's Battery, has called the boys
together on many q battle field, will
sound the ASSEMBLY" at Henry Sea-
mons cigar store, 10 call together those
who will attend the reunion at New
Cumberland. From the cigar store the
boys will march to the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling e. Kentucky depot, where
they take the train for New Cumber.
land.
-Four deeds Of trust and the following
conveyance OF real estate were admitted
to record In Recorder Hooks office yes
terday: A deed made September 23,
1889, by Daniel List and Henry NJ. Rus.
sell, special commissioners, TO s. Brady
Caldwell, In consideration OF 81, 1856, for
lots No. H., -, Is, IA, 10, 10, /, 2 and 8
10 square q, lot In square 20, lot 0 In
division A, lot 81 in division ], and lots
8, s, %, 03 and GA In division X OF the
old Caldwell estate, in the Sixth ward,
as plated by the Commissioners.
MONDAY evening a number OF mem.
beers OF the Turner Society met In their
hall and rendered reCeptiod to Messrs.
Loos, Straub and SChenk, the gentle.
men who returned from Germany a few
days ago. Colonel Jacob Nupge, Mayor
Seanright and Rev. Mr.. Ulfert delivered
addresses Of welcome, which were re.
sponded to by Mr.. Schenk. Quite u
pleasant evening was spent, and tho
three travellers were made TO appreciate
the warmth with which they are vel.
coined back to their native town. Kra.
mer's orchestra was present and fur.
nlshed music for dancing.