The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-28
G BREvIrlGs.
sIAttsra OF Minor Moment ia aua about
tho CitY.

LAVAL ANASH' t"N 3
now.
EXCELLENT apples for making apple
butter sell at 81 4 barrel.
THE season OF balls and parties seems
to be opening in a very brisk way.
Several drum corps we're out again
last night doing their nightly practicing.
RgPAvrHG the streets torn up by the
street railway company is going on
nicely.
ANNE BRowN and Henry Grim were
run in Yesterday by officer Moran Tor
disturbing the peace.
WoRK was in progress Yesterday
washing out the sewers in East Wheel
ing. Judging from the stencil, they
needed it.
The Tippecanoe Drum Corps, Of the
East Side, has been organized with Six
good performers and will do royal ser
vice in the campaign.
A SEwsBoY was knocked down By a
cart on Sixteenth street yesterday after:
noon, and the wheel narrowly escaped
running owe his head.
CLERK Hook issued a marriage license
yesterday to Bridge White, aged twenty.
three years, and Fannie Snyder, aged
twenty-five, both OF Ohio county.
GRAPES have now begun to arrive
from New York, aud are as fine and
cheap as ever. Beautiful Concords sell
at 25 cents for a ten.pound basket
JONI 0BERLE, a twelve.year-old boy OF
South Woods street, iell off an ice
wagon yesterday and broke his right
arm. DR.. j. Ii. Pipes set the bone.
Mosr OF the large sashes have been
put in the windows OF the new county
Jail. The large porch on the east side
oil the %jailer's residence is approaching
completion.
The members of the Tcutonia Singing
Society will give Il grand ball in their
nall this evening, the opening OF their
social season. Mayors orchestra will
furnish the music.
The hearing OF the case OF W. G. Nc
Bride & Co. VS.. Logan Gas and Oil
Company, in the United States circuit
court, which commenced Monday, was
still on trial yesterday.
WARRANrs we're issued yesterday by
Squire Gillespy for Ida Robinson and
Ann Keim, on the charge oil keeping
houses Of i'll fame. Their hearing is
set for 3 O'Clock to-day.
OFFICERS CARNEY, Desmond and Daum
last INCH: raided the house OF Maud
Wilson, or Smith, ard arrested her, two
girls and one man. This makes eleven
cases Tor this mornings police court.
MRs. CorvIG last evening entertained
the members Of the Junior Christian
Endeavor Society CT the Disciples
church at her home on Main street, and
the evening was pleasantly spent by all
LAST evening the Premier bal p,
mandolin and guitar club went down
to BenwooI and took part in the ente
tainment given by local talent there for
the benefit OF the German Lutheran
church OF Benwood.
ALL who desire to become Chautau-
quans the coming hear are invited to
attend the reorganization OF the Chau-
tauqua Circle at DIR. Harriet B. Jones's
residence, 81 Fifteenth street, ut 1880
o'clock p. IN. Thursday.
JERRY BoLroN, colored, and Ed Web
ster. white, were about to indulge in a
fight yesterday afternoon on Water
street when Officers Watson and West
arrested them and took them 10 the
lookup in the patrol wagon.
THERE was some excitement in the
Fifth ward Yesterday Owe the laying OF
n switch 10 the site OF the U. S. Baking
Co.'S new building, but it all subsidized
when it wa learned that the switch
was only temporary, to haul building
material to the place.
LAST night three well known men got
into n fight in the Mcclure house bar,
and two of them, after being put out,
kept it up on the sidewalk and were ar
rested by Officer LukIns. All three will
be up before the mayor this morning.
They gave assumed names.
THE White Rose Club will give their
first hop Of the season at Teutonia hall
Friday evening, September 30. This is
tho fourth year OF the Clubs existence.
As Prof. Kilmeyer is out Of the city on
a visit, the boys have secured Mayors
orchestra for this occasion.
Word was received here yesterday
lnaL W. D DOuSlds, u pIlsOueC III VIE
Moundsville penitentiary sent up for
life for killing u mail carrier in Grant
county, had died in prison. His case
was a famous one several years ago, and
he narrowly escaped hanging twice,
mainly on account OF his youth.
Ar one O'Clock to-day all differences
existing between the nailers belonging
TO the Junction Lodge No. 8, A. A. l. 4
S. W. and the Junction Iron Company
were settled at a conference between
the men and the company. A compro-
mise scale was agreed to and the men
90 to work this week.-SteuJenriRe
Gd;etr.
The following transfers of real estate
were left for record in Clerk Hooks
office yesterday: Deed made November
IS, 1852, by Mt. Zion cemetery to James
North for lot No. l75. Consideration,
SIS. Deed made September 81, 1892, by
Henry Fueg to William Hundt for part
OF lot No. IA in Sprigg and Ritchie's adj
ditionto the city. Consideration, 81, 900.