The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-11
LOCAL B%REVITIEs
Matters of Minor GlomOat In and about
tho City.

Matters Of Minor Momcnt In and about
tho City. :
The German Fire Insurance company
has declared a dividend Of 5 per cent.
MosT of the Jack Bass club members
came home to spent Sunday, and report
having had o splendid time.
The Council committees on scales,
markets, real estate, Ere and railroads
are called to meet this evening.
The last will and testament Of Kifiian
Hildenbrand was admitted to probate
Saturday and ordered TO be recorded.
COMMENCING next Sunday evening
yespers will be sung during the sum
mer months at 1880 o'clock at the
Cathedral.
The pupils Of the different schools
connected with St. Joseph's Cathedral
will give their picnic at the Park next
Wednesday.
IT was rumored last night that 500
Pinkerton detectives had gone to Pitts
burg via the Baltimore &ohio. There
was nothing in it.
The Brunswick Fishing Club will
float down the Ohio on Tuesday even
ing and the Mark Twain Club viii fol-
low suit the dext day.
A SPECIAL term Of court will be held
on Wednesday by Judge PAUL. The
court has been applied to for an addi-
tional order in the Delbrugge ase
THERE is some talk that the Wheeling
Ice & Storage Company will put up q
$4,000 storage house this summer. Com
mission men say it is badly needed.
THE Keystone Juniors would like to
hear from any ball club in the city, I'M
der lG years old. If the challenge is ac-
copied, please answer through this
paper.
THE Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers will hold a union meeting Ut
the Opera House on July IS, and the
day following will picnic at the Park.
1t will be q big affair. ~,
OK Saturday Auctioneer Hervey, for
Rolf & Harvey, sold n half dozen lots OF
the Howell place, near Elm Grove. at
prices ranging from Sl25 to $245. The
sale was well attended.
A GAME OF base ball was played on the
Island Sunday between mines COM
posed Of ciCarnakers from Fl. Seamon's
and Augustus Poiiack's. Pollack's team
beat the others; score, % to II.
COMPLAINT was made to the police
yesterday that a bull dog belonging to
Emil schatz had bitten George Melon
nell, Of 2260 Main street, and the police
were ordered to shoot the brute.
OK Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
John Peltz, Of Etnaville, will give a
grand ball at Peltz hall. Cabs will be
provided for those who remain after tho
street cars have stopped running.
THREE candidates for the irst degree
we're initiated into Wheeling Lodge,
No. o, l. o. y. F., Saturday evening,
and an elegant banquet folio wed. Wis
itora from sister lodges were present.
FRANKIE LEE, a prostitute, was mr.
rested last night by Officer Donovan
for being out after dark, and Philip
Hydinrer was arrested during the day
by Officer scally for disordcrly con-
duct.
"RAes," the well known local tramp
dog, has had a hair cut, which was paid
for by q subscription raised by printers,
and now Rags most intimate friends
fail to recognize hor, with abort hair
and bushy tail. "
Mn. j. P. GLASS, a well known mailer,
died yesterday morning at 10 o'clock OF
n%ai!er's consumption. He had worked
for year at the La Belle nail works, and
latterly wa employed ia the tack fac
| tory dennrtment,
Miss Lizzie KRAFT entertained q num-
Der OF her friends at her fathers resi-
dence on Main street, and the evening
was spent in q very pleasant manner, in
dancing and various games. Refresh
ments were served.
IT is expected that Messrs. J., n.
| Vance, ]. r, McCourtney, and B. NJ.
Caldwell, the appraisers appointed to
value the property OF the companies
composing the now consolidated iron
and steel company, will report today.
A pIspArcu was received yesterday at
police headquarters, stating that two
men had stolen a skif at Yellow creek.
They were followed to just above this
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