The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-28
LOCAL BREYlTliS.
Matters OF Minor Moment In. and About
the City.

Matters of Minor Moment In. and About
tho City.
TIE small boy has already commenced
to celebrate with firecrackers.
MISSION meetings will be held to.
night at the Haven Mission Home, on
Market street. 'Is.'5t..
THIS Is the last day for the glass
houses to work. The majority Of the
boys will 80 fishing.
WILLIAM soLpAN, the expressman,
who was overcome by the heat last week
on the river bank, is able to walk around
again.
AN East Ender wants the INrELL1.
GENcER to ask why the street sweeper is
not used on Eighteenth street, say once
week..
A BARGE loaded with o4.inch crock
sewer for use on the Island arrived yes.
terday, and was moored at the foot Of
Ohio street. ,
TIE Clerks Union and all interested
in the early closing movement are to
meet at Trades Assembly hail ut IL
o'clock tomorrow.
THE Wheeling Wheelmen will hold q
meeting OF the club on Monday evening,
at the hall on Market street. Important
business is to be brought before the meet.
ing. .'.
Mrs. FERRELL, living on the South
Side, yesterday swore out n warrant fol
Garbage Contractor Conrad for neglect.
Ing to collect the garbage according tc
law.
THERE was scarcely raspberry in
town yesterday. The fruit is scarce, the
blossoms having come out in February
under the influence OF the mild weather,
and been frozen by the succeeding cold
snap. t
GALE BRADY, an employee OF contract
Or Chisholm, on the new reservoir, had
his left fingers mashed by heavy stone
falling on them yesterday. He lost his
little finger. al
TIE official proceedings Of the Grand
Commandery OF Knights Templar, OF
West Virginia, have been issued from the
office Of Grand Recorder II. G. Dunning-
ton, at Fairlnont.
SHERIFF STEENRoD is in receipt OF a
letter from the authorities Of the Weston
Insane Asylum inquiring for the rela-
tives Of Daniel Lynn, an inmate aent
from Ohio county, who died there June
"a.
GOSPEL Temperance meeting will be
held in the Second ward market house
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, and in
the Haven Mission at 1 o'clock, and at
the park on the Island at : o'clock
p. m.
OFFICER DoSLY, in struggle with a
tramp dog at the river bank, lost a
bunch Of keys out OF his pocket. Among
them was fire alarm key No. 2S7. The
finder should leave them at the police
headquarters.
THE charter OF the Thoms Prince Oil
Company, Of which A. W. Kelly, Z. G.
Myers, George r. Taylor, Thomas Prince
and ]. L. Stroehlein arc the incorpora.
tors, was filed with Clerk Hook for re-
cord yesterday.
YESTERDAY William McGumphrey
swore out warrant before Justice Gil.
lesple charging Ella Miller with keeping
a house OF i'll fame. Mics Miller waived
an examination, and gave $500 bond for
the circuit court.
CRY ENGINEER HocE is busily en-
gagged on the plans and specifications for
the new Main street bridge, and will
probably be ready for the committee in
a week. Work on the bridge will proba-
bly, commence about August !, in time
to finish it this year.
HOLIDAY PosT will hold an open
meeting tonight, commencing at $50
o'clock. Mrs. Sarah A. Gunner, OF
Lansing, Michigan, will deliver an ad-
dress, and all ladies' are especially in.
vited 10 hear her. Music will be rem
dered by the celebrated Eolion Quar-.
tette and others. A good time is prom
ised, and the public is invited to come.