The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-25
LOCAL BRgylTlES,
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
tho City,

Matters OF Minor Moment In nnd About
tho City.
THERE was not a case in the police
court yesterday morning.
The Disciples Sunday school will pic.
mic at Wheeling Park to-day.
TIE steamer II. X. Bedford reshipped
her freight for Pittsburgh at Bellaire
yesterday.
The Baltimore& Ohio continues 10
carry large numbers Of immigrants
through 10 the West.
THERE were seven hundred aud sixty.
two bushel OF raspberries shipped from
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on Monday.
TIE steamer Eliza II. brought a big
consignment OF Troy, N. Y, wool up
10 Bellaire yesterday on two barges.
Ton PEMnERToS, n well known young
man, died at the North Wheeling hos
pital yesterday after a tedious illness.
TIE last will and testament OF John
Clator, deceased, was yesterday ad.
mitted to probate and ordered to DO re.
corded. lg-
OK Tuesday the Caldwell & Peterson
Manufacturing Company made a ship.
ment OF g carload Of their patent roofing
TO New York.
REV. 9. N. AFFORD, pastor OF the
Third Presbyterian church, will on Sun.
day evening address the Junior. Order OF
United American Mechanics.
Two plain DRINKS were run in last
night, one OF them by Snecial Officer
Burns. OF the Baltimore Ohio, who ar.
rested the man ut tho station.
BLAcKnEnulEs arc selling in Wheeling
ut 80 cents per bushel.- Woodsfeld, o.,
Spirit. This Is q mistake They IRE 80
cents Il ton. or two for aquarter.
The river is about stationary clear 10
the remote headwaters. With the ex.
ception Of the FL. X. Bedford, none OF
the boats N trying 10 run h%ereabouts.
TIE members OF Sheridan Post G. A.
R. are to meet this evening to arrange
for the trip to the National Encamp.
ment at Boston. All old soldiers are
requested to be present.
CARL Brooks, agent Of the Union
News Company, was arraigned before
Squire Davis yesterday on q charge oil
assault, preferred by a boy named Sny.
der, and was fined SIS and costs.
OFFICER CRulcE yesterday arrested T
J. Riley, OF Cleveland, for disorderly
conduct in the Fifth ward. Riley re-
sisted all the way TO the lookup. and
two charges were lodged against him.
SAYS the Chicago Times Of the 2od
Glenalyin, the new second baseMan,
will do. His work yesterday was bright
and brilliant. Ii the Wheeling clut
have any more such players Anson had
better secure them.
TIE funeral OF John Sells, formerly
well known young man OF this city
whose sad death at his fathers house a,
kirkwood was noted yesterday, will oc
cur this afternoon Mt 9 o'clock. The an,
nouncement that it would be yesterday
was handed in by mistake.
TIE patrol wagon brought Joseph
Dick down from the First ward shortl,
after midnight. He was charged witt
disorderly conduct, and his name was
No. 4 on the docket for this mornings
police court. Things have been I'm
usually quiet in police circles for the
past two days.
Col. GEORGE W. THOMPSON, OF Park
ersburg, President OF the Ohio River
railroad, WIS in the city yesterday. III
reports business booming on his road
The development OF the Peasants coun
ty oil field has given that whole section
a boom, which benefits the railroad il
common with all other interests.
A NUMBER Of people who live in thu
neighborhood OF the Market street bridge
over the creek have complained Of the
unsightly and ill,smelling dump foI
common rubbish and filth which exist
Just above the bridge. The place is very
ugly and is q reflection on the city; be
sides people close by claim to be able tt
smell it at NIL times.
CHARLES CHICHESTER, the man wht
!, was burned SO badly by a premature ex
) plosion Of a blast while at work on til,
Norfolk & Western railroad some tim,
ago, and who was brought here for treat
ment at the North Wheeling Hospital
ia getting along as well rs could be ex
pected. He is a native OF Wood county
this State, and is a single man.