The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-18
LOCAL BREvIr1Es.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.

TEE B. & o. pay car arrived here yes
terday afternoon.
VERY rapid progress is now being
made on the Main street stone bridge.
TIE physical training school at Turn:
er Hall closed Its school year, and will
open in September.
THE Epworth League, Of North street,
has adjourned its meetings until the first
Tuesday in September.
The Wesley NJ. Z. chapel Sunday
school will give picnic on Thursday,
July %, at Cresap's grove.
ABOUT 10000 pounds Of wool for Bos-
ton and Lowell, Mass, has been bought
up in this vicinity in the past week.
THE up the river sewer pipe factories
are making great shipments OF sewer
pipe to many West Virginia interior
towns.
REV. c. NJ. AFFORD, of the Third Pres
byterian church, will occupy the pulpit
OF the First Presbyterian church Sunday
morning.
RED raspberrics continue to be as
son, but the black caps are gradually
disappearing.
The directors OF the Wheeling flake
Erie railroad have declared the quar-
terly dividend Of one per cent on the
preferred stock.
TIE furniture and fixtures of the late
lamented Fraternity OF Financial Co
operation were moved out OF the office
| in tho Rally hlnrk Yesterday
TIE State Y. P. $. G. E. convention
will be held to-day ut Farm ont. Sew
eral delegates from the local Christian
Endeavor societies will atten d.
THE contract for the wood work on
Mr.. A. Reymann's elegant new brown
stone house on Fifteenth street has
been let to Beltz, Fading & Co.
D. q. PHILLIPS was Yesterday appoint
ed administrator OF the estate Of Jesse
Richards, deceased, and gave bond in
$500, with J. B. Sommerville as surety.
A MARRIAGE license was yesterday is.
sued to Fred Innocence, aged %, OF
Pittsburgh, and Corrinne Peccioni,
aged %, OF Wheeling. Both are natives
oil Italy.
MARY MOORE, plain drunk, was the
only case in the police court yes terday.
She was fined y and costs, but the fine
was suspended on condition that she
leave the city.
SOME Italians were loading cindor on
a barge ut the foot Of Thirty-ftth street
Yesterday. One OF them fell into the
river with his whcelbarrow, but was
rescued by some Of the others.
YESTERDAY afternoon the Il. Z. Phil
lips had for passengers to Bellaire one
hundred Italians, who went there in
search OF work on the pixies or railroads
in progress OF construction whereabouts.
A PARTY of young girls went out to
NIaultown last evening in picnic
wagon. The party consisted OF thirteen
girls and two married couples, and at
tracted much attention as they drove
through the streets.
A MAN from Taylorstown fell in front
of Pollock's flour mill on Fourteenth
street last evening while intoxicated,
aud struck his head on u stone, making
several ugly wounds, und causing blood
to flow freely from both his gashes and
his nostrils.
THE performance Of "Queen Esther"
at Moundsville last night was even
more largely attended than the night
before, and all the parts were well suss-
tanned. The performance went much
smoother. The cantata will BIO given
for the last time tonight.
FRED KEssES, OF Beaver county, Pa,
the man accused OF having stolen SIS
from Charles Basillo, Of Taylorstown, at
Green's lrotel, was released from that
charge yesterday, the money having
been recovered, but Squire Davis fined
him 81 and costs for drunkenness.
Col. ARSErr was in town Saturday,
consulting with Judge Campbell in re-
gard to hearing the application for a
new trial in the Garrison murder case.
His legion OF friends will be glad to hear
that the Judge has so much recovered
from his late illness.-NeD Cumberland
Courier.
ASSISTANT B. & o. Paymaster Tyler.
brought from Washington Pa, yester-
day relic Of the nitroglycerine explo-
sion there, which shows how complete
the wreck was. 1t was the largest piece
OF the wagon wheels to be found, and
was q fragment OF q spoke probably
eight inches long and not much thicker
than a led pencil.
The driving party which went QUITO
Maultown last evening returned to the
city last night about half past ten, and
the members were entertained at the
residence of Mr.. Oh. Rhodes, on the Is
land, by Miss Eta Laughlin. About
thirty altogether were present, and
they danced until after midnight, when
refreshments were served and the guests
departed.
A COUNCIL composed of the pastors
and other delegates from neighboring
Baptist churches, convened Thursday
ut the First Baptist church. After care
fully examining NJ. G. Alexander as to
Christian experience, call to the minis
try and views OF Christian doctrine, the
council ordained him to the ministry.
Rev. Mr.. Alexander is pastor Of the
Ebenczer Baptist church in Brooke
county.
sMPsoN NJ. E. congregation will make
another rally on the new church Sun.
day, July 10. Devotional services will
commence at $3.50 a. m. and continue all
day. Rev. Isaac L. Thomas, pastor of
the Centennial church, Baltimore, and
one of the able men Of the Washington
Conference, will be in the city and
preach morning and evening. Rev. II.
| w Simmons. pastor ut Martins Ferry,