The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-02
-. LooAhBREvITIEs.
Matters of AItnor Moment I'M and about
the CITY.

the CITY.
TIE season Of sunstrokes, commence
ments and things like that's at hand.
TRE old court house is gradually, but
slowly, becoming an eyesore to the pub
lie.
TAG Council committee on real estate
had no quorum. last night. and did not
meet as intended.
Men were at work yesterday repair
ing the street car turntable at Forty
third and Jacob streets.
As the weather grows warmer the
cool and sparkling spring at the head OF
Fourteenth street again becomes popu.
lar.
EDWARD A1BINGER and Marion Black
have bought out John Shorts Delmon-
leo restaurant, on Market street, below
Fourteenth. yf7a n
Foor passengers are already making
the Main street stone bridge thorough
fare, sometimes to the evident disgust
of the workmen.
No REPUBLICAN should forget the
mass meeting at Busbey hall, on Market
street, above the postofice, on Friday
evening. 30 there.
PosrERs are out for the annual picnic
of the local Flint Glass Workers Union,
to be given on the State Fair grounds
June II, which is Of Saturday.
A PORTION of the side OF the blast fur
mace at the Belmont broke yesterday,
and several tons Of molten iron ran out
Work on the repairs was begun imme-
diately.
THE council committee on scales met
yesterday evening and decided to re.
move. the scales from the corner Of
Twentieth and Main streets to the
Island. They will stand near Cilles's
store.
GRocERs' day will be on the sixteenth
OF the month. A picnic at Wheeling
Park and parade will be given, The
grocers and their clerks WILL wea! white
vests and light straw hats and carry
canes.
A SCENE awful to contemplate is that
OF the intersection Of Main and Six.
teenth streets, where all the pipes on
the stone bridge are being connected
with those in the streets, leading in
different directions.
In the police court yesterday there
were but three cases. John Tracy and
"smock" Hoehle were fined S. and
costs each for disorderly conduct, and
the hack driver Nogler, upon the same
otfense, was dismissed.
The June term Of the Supreme Court
of Appeals opened here yesterday, and
the docket was set for the term, which
will last several weeks. The Garrison
appeal will probably be the most inter-
esting matter considered.
YESTERDAY heavy piece OF board
fell off the top of the l. o. o. I. hall,
where repairs are in progress, and
missed the head OF q young man about
two inches III it had hit him he would
have breGtbed his last right there.
A YOUNG man named Holmes, accused
Of assault and battery on Miss Maggie
Smith, whose eye he is said 10 have
BACKED, was; yesterday required by
Squire Arkle:tp give bond to be present
at a hearing 70 be held Saturday even
ing - go
A SURPRISE party was rendered Mrs.
l. G.. Frazier, OF Cincinnati, by Mrs.
Samuel McClanahan and Mrs. William
Frazier at Mrs. -McClanahan's home in
Manche stef. YESTERDAY evening. Re-
frsshments were Ifeyedlssean% good
music helped to while away the evening
hours.
AT five minutes after one o'clock this
morning the cab of the B. & o. engine
No. III caught fire nthe Bellaire yards.
The fire department. turned out but
could not catch up to- the burning
engine, which was being t6wed UP the
track by another locomotive. The
blaze was extingulshed by the engineer
and fireman.
A MAN named Neibergall opened
saloon in McMechen, down the river,
this week, but was promptly arrested
on complaint of some of Sthe people OF
that town, and at the fsquire's office it
was mutually agreed that he would
quit the saloon and open another bust
ness and the compliments would pa
tronize him.
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