The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-04
LOCAL BREyIrtEs,
Matters of Minor Moment In ind About
tho City.

Matters OF Minor Moment In ind About
tho City.
TIE Grand this evening-"Tom Saw,
YER"
NEARLY all the roof timbcrs are in
place on the new Jewish synagogue.
A DANCE will be given tomorrow
evening at the South Side Turner's Hall.
TIE Jr. o. U. A. NJ. will give fair
and festival at MeAlechen, this and to-
morrow evenings.
OFFICER BuCE brought Mrs. Elmira
Swan in again last night in the wagon,
even drunken than is her wont.
GEORGE MURRAY, yard brakeman on
the Panhandle, has badly swollen
hand, caused by the scratch of pin.
Work on the fire brick paving of EofE
street, north OF Twelfth, made good
progress yesterday in spite OF the rain.
PROF. II. NJ. ScnocKEY announces in
another column that he will resume
instructions in music Monday, Septem-
Der Z.
PETE and Martin Bernadigi and Mike
,SChules, three Italians, were arrested for
disorderly conduct last night by Officer
Donley.
TIE Council committee on water
works is called to meet this evening
jointly with the board OF water works
trustees.
TIE story that the New Cumberland
branch OF the Panhandle will be ex-
tended some distance up the river in
the near future has been revived.
CRY CLERK TnoNER yesterday bought
another mocking bird to take the place
OF the one whiclrdied last week. This
is the third effort he has made to raise
one.
The oil lamps in the neighborhood of
Thirty-eighth and McColloch and Wet
Eel streets have not been lighted for n
week, is the complaint OF the people in
that vicinity,
TIE work on tho Main street bridge
fairly jumped yesterday. The space
back Of the north wing walls has been
packed tight with clay. The south
abutment's foundation is nearly done.
Az excursion on tho steamer Liberty
was given lastnight by Lincoln Council,
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. A big crowd took adj
vantage OF the occasion and went down
the river piece, and got back early
this morning.
OFFICER He'll arrested light bay
pony, blind in the left eye, as vag
Wednesday night, as he found it wan
dering about the streets. 1t is at 22l1
Main street, where the owner can get it
by proving property.
SUIT has been filed at st. Clairsville in
which S. Resinger seeks to recover from
Lee Anshutz and others, proprietors
of Belmont Park, S760 due for labor per-
formed in erecting buildings and other
conVeniences ut that resort.
TIE exhibits in the main building at
the State Fair grounds have overlooked
the accommodations, and an impromptu
annex has been prepared in the open
space between the vest and south wings.
This is going to be great fair.
YESTERDAY W. II. PAUL complained
to the police that a large dog, belong
ing to George Bolte, and wearing no
collar, had bitten him badly as he was
passing the corner OF Fourth and Mar
ket streets. The dog was ordered to be
shot.
ScoTr DAVIS, of Benwood, became
man yesterday, and in honor of the
occasion his sisters, Misses Alice and
Lily, gave party at Schenk's hall last
night, at which about twenty couples
enjoyed themselves. Neuhardt fur
nished the music.
IL spite of the unusual frequency of
reported robberies lately, it looks us if
not all were reported to the police.
The Hub recently had coat and vest
stolen from rack in its doorway, and
lot OF valuable trappings for race horses
were stolen on the Island some days
ago.
THE finance committee of the Board
Of County Commissioners, which meets
this forenoon, extends to all citizens
who desire to make any statement con-
corning the proposition to pay to the
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
Company the last 100000 of the coun-
tvs subscription, an Invitation to APP
pear before 1t.
THE Belmont mill will receive within
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the Leechburg Foundry and Machine
Company, Of Pittsburgh, is building for
them. This mill is intended to roll as
wide as 2Oi-inch steel grooved skelp
plate. The mill itself is model Of
strength and will be among the most
complete OF its kind in this country.
TINS week the Caldwell & Peterson
Manufacturing Company received car
load OF American made tin roofing
plate. The consignment was from +.
Lautman & Co.'s Apollo Iron and Steel
Works, at Apollo, Pa, and is the fore
runner OF number OF other shipments,
as the firm will hereafter keep Ameri-
can made roofing plates in stock. The
sheets are 20 by 100 inches in size and
were delivered at q less cost than the
price for Welsh roofing plates Of the
same grade