The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-13
LOCAL BREvITlEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and about
the City.


the City.
Work on the underground telephone
conduits has progressed to Sixteenth
street, on Market,
A REGULAR meeting of the city coun-
Gil will DO held this evening. 1t bids
fair to BIO interesting.
YESTERDAY the last will and testament
Of Maria McColloch was admitted to
probate and ordered to be recorded,
PRASK CoAvs was arrested yesterday
as plain drunk and sent to jail by
Squire Gilleapy for hearing to-day,
sRcn weather as that Of yesterday
makes workmen in the glass and iron
mills long for the aummer shut down.
TIE brick pavement at the corner OF
EofI and Thirty-third streets is being
taken up and replaced, ON account OF
its sinking in places.
ANOTHER day will probably finish the
laying OF tho stone walks on the city
end OF the public building park, The
sodding also goes on rapidly.
YESTERDAY Charles J.. Fink had q
hearing before Squire Gillespy on a
charge OF profano and abusive language.
preferred by his wife. He was dismissed
at her costs.
TIE South Side drug men complain Of
the dullness OF trade in their line. The
season, as far as sickness is concerned,
started out we'll for them, but lately an
unusual healthiness has been the rule.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record deed made June 8 by John j.
Jacob, executor OF I. p. ShallcEoss, to
Anton Reymann, for $500, seven and
seventeenth acres of ground adjoining
the Altenheim promises on the east.
TIE county commissioner commit
tee ON finance will meet this afternoon
10 decide on tho annual levy, which Is
TO be reported to the board tomorrow.
Tho board will also sit as a board OF
equalization and appeals tomorrow.
AN enjoyable picnic was given at
Wheeling park yesterday by the pupils
of the Benwood schools. Several wagon
loads drove out, while many others
made tho trip on tho electric and Elm
Grove roads.
A MISTAKEN impression has gotten
ont in some way that the special train
for tho Mt. do Chantal commencement
Wednesday leaves the Baltimore u
Ohio city station OF II am. The timo
is p. M, as announced In the lNTELLE'
dENcER yesterday.
The steam ferry Sharon, running be-
tween Benwood and Bellaire, is TO DO
fitted with $500 candle power search
light and incandeScent lamps. Tho
contract was yesterday closed by
George S. Loutey, Of the LaRoche Elec'
trio Works, Philadelphia.
THE work Of paving between the rails
Of the electric street railway in Ben
wood commenced yesterday below the
upper Baltimore & Ohio crossing. When
this Improvements is completed, 1t can
truly DO said that the companys system
is as complete as possible.
HARRY HILL was run In by Officer
Scally yesterday on a warrant for u.s.
assault, alleged to have been committed
Saturday night. Dave Kegel was locked
up rs q plain drunk by Officer Stump,
and n boy was arrested on o charge 81
assaulting q smaller colored kid.
THE Ancient Order Of Hibernians yes
terday notified Secretary Dinger, of the
Columbian Fourth of July committee
on street decoration, that they had ac
copied tho invitation to take part in the
big street parade. Tho Alsatiau society
ofthis city also yesterday accepted the
| invitation.