The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-15
LooAL |RREYITIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment in and about
the City,

Matters OF Minor Moment In n about
the City,
BATHISo in the river is q popular d.
version these hot evenings.
SOME big strings OF nice fish are be-
ing caught in the river along the city
front
William MCLAUGHLIN is putting an
electric plant in his saloon and base
ball exchange.
The city assessors are about done
their annual rounds, and their reports
are expected to be ready early next
week.
FOURTEENTH street Is about as nearly
blockaded between Main aud Market
street as a street can DO and not be en-
tirely impossible.
EVERY day now witnesses from n to
half a dozen private picnics at Wheel
ing Park or some Of the other popular
resorts about the city.
WoRLD's Fair and all other excursion
tickets, sleepers reserved, all lines, at
the Union Railroad Office, 1900 Market
street, John Baltic, Agent.
IT is officially announced that the
directors Of the Fire and Marine lnsur-
ance Company have declared q cash
dividend OF three per cent.
Rev. EMIL HOFFMAN will preach at
lions German Lutheran church to-
morrow. Mr.. Hoffman may be called to
the pastorate Of this church,
A NUMBER OF tho local wheolmen
made the run out to the Park last night,
where they remained several hours,
and had an "out OF sight" time.
In the police court yesterday morn
ing George Goudy, whose case was post.
poned from the day before, was fined
81 and costs for disorderly conduct.
LAST evening Officer Creighton ran in
Cluster" Thomas, on o charge OF disor-
derby conduct. This was the only case
on the docket last evening for this morn
ing's police court.
JOE BONNER was arrested last evening
by Officer Trischler, on a peace warrant
issued by Squire Giilespy, on complaint
Of Mrs. John Moore, and was committed
to Jail in default OF bond for q hearing
hereafter.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record u deed made September l by
John Z. Sisson and wife to Mary L.
Grooms, for $50, two acres OF ground,
part of what is known as the George Z.
Sisson farm.
The grocery firm Of Bohenski Bros,
on Jacob street, South Side, is in inan.
cial difficulties, and yesterday a consta-
bic took possession. The creditors are
several Of tho wholesale houses. The
liabilities, it is claimed, will not exceed
the assets.
Work has been started on the re.
modelling OF the interior OF tho Fort
Henry Club. A change Of tho location
Of the second flight Of stairs will he
made, and the walls in the billiard
room will be torn out, so as to make one
large billiard hall.
Gov. MACCoRXLE and other members
OF the state board OF public works are
here, assessing the railroads. Yester-
day they went yer the Terminal sys-
TEN, accompanied by Manager Taussig.
Attorney General Riley showed the
governor around.
TIE Provident Life Insurance Com
pany declared O cash dividend of 8 per
cent on it's capital stock out OF the
profits for the last six months. The
company increased its membership
5000 and insurance in force S205, 900
| during the last six months.
The Turner's have completed ar
raugements with the Pan Handle, via
the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul road
for their trip to tho Milwaukee funniest
next Thursday. They expect to take
about 100 in the party, and will have
two through sleepers for the accommo-
dation OF the ladies and their friends in
the party.
PENNIE CuousE, charged with assault
aud battery on Jacob Yoke, during u
big row last Saturday night in Miller's
saloon at Jonathan's %ravine, surrender.
ed himself and gave bond for his ap-
pearance before Squire Gillespy last
evening. Tho time Of the trial has not
been sot, as there arc two more warrants
for other participants. These were
sworn out by Lient Gaus.