The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-29
LOCAL BIEylTlES.
Matters Of Minor aiUmsut In and About
tho CITY.

tho City.
ATHLETIC sports by the Y. NJ. G. A. al
the BaSe Ball Park at Q p. IN. to-day.
TIE city bald OF Barnesville will take
part in the Labor day celebration satur.
day.
Tnr Prohibitionis's Of Liberty diRtrlct
hsve nominated William Rine Tor Com.
missioner.
ETItEnE were eight caaeB in police court
yesterday. One went to the hill and the
others paid.
GEORGE CEuMpAcKEE was arrested on
n warrant last night for hitting Godfrey
Faatz with n ntone.
II fruit Is fca,co there will DO lots Of
chestnutH, hickory nuts and walnuts,
say those who know.
TIiE opening Day OF the Wheeling In.
| stitute has been changed from Septen'
Der Ito September S.h. See advertise
mCnt.
A COMPANY Ia being formed In Nor.
gantown and vicinity for the purpose Of
developing the coal territory contiguous
to tho town.
THE damage suit OF Hattie Grantham
IS. tho b. ( 0, railroad has been re-
moved TO the U. $. Court on petition Of
the company.
A. G. HARRrLL yesterday filed with
Clerk Hook his bond In the sun OF $3.50
as q no,ary.public. Dr.. George /. Garri-
sun is his surety.
THE two printers accused OF stealing n
W Itch ut bridgeport were discharged,
there being no evidence against them.
Officer Short recovered the watch.
pAwrAws Gro on the market again,
and the hogs have already commenced
TO 10 "pawpawiug." This is the n
fruit, apparently, which 10 not scarce
this year.
FRANK ]. DiEGMILLRR was yesterday
appointed administrator Of the estate Of
Melchoir DicSniller, deceased, and gave
bond in the SUN OF $1,000, with il. +,
Stiiel as surety.
TIE father OF Lizzie L.eese, reclaimed
from a lie OF shn,uc here by the police
some time ago. writes to Capt. Del.
brugge asking him to look her up again,
ss she hrs left home.
EMMA Use yesterday qualified as
guardian OF Elmer, aged three years, or
phan OF Karl Use, deceased, and gave
bond III tho SUN OF $50, with William
Neidemeyer rs surety.
The WocdsGeld Spirit of Democracy
says that the effort TO secure the right OF
way for the Ohio Valley Railroad from
Powhaian TO Marietta is not meeting
with encouraging success.
JENNIE MILLER, the colored woman
Gned In the Police Court for keeping q
house OF i'll fame, Wal yesterday given
up by her appeal bondsmen and taken
to jill by Officer Deku. Officer Lukins
rearrested her.
An Italian, whose name is crowded
out for want OF space, was struck in the
abdomen with q piece OF rock while st
solk in Chapliue Hill tunnel yesterday.
He doubled up like the proyerbial jack
knife, but was not much hurt.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio pay Ger passed
through ea8t yesterday on it's return TO
Baltimore, from which placeit starts out
the iret OF every month. It requires
Just t~Tenty-six days 10 60 over the ell
tire system and pay oil the employees.
SAMUEL BARRoH, OF BowerstowD, o.,
writes TO Chief Of Police Delbrugge ask
ing him to Try to find his wife and three
ycar-old child, who eloped with Tholuas
Sterrilt. Barron Gays ehe has an aunt
living ct 81 T%wenty.third street, this
city.
4 SEWER at Ecf and Eighteenth
streets was cut in excavating for E new
building tor Mr.. Wagner. 1t was on his
property, and lie was about to close it
when served with nh injunction. The
Health Committee will consider it to.
night.
CHARLES MORAN and D. Lowry we're
fined 50 and costs by Squire Ankle last
evening Tor assault and battery on John
Michac!s. Both paid. Michaels then
was fined s. and costs. and in default
cent 10 Jail. The trouble occurred in
the alley near Polloca's mill.
THE case OF Poodle" Price, charged
with stealing from James Crawford, in
January, wan get for n preliminary hear
ing before Squire Davis yesterday, but
owing to the absence OF witnesses, it twas
postponed till next Wednesday. In the
meantime Poodle" will doubtless be
indicted by the grand jury. He remains
in Jail in default OF $500 bail.