The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-16
LOCAL pREvTrIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and AbOut
the City.

/ matters OF MINOR uonenh IN Nu9 1BSAs
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
TnE GRAND this eveniug-"rhe Dew
IFS Mine"
oPERA HOUSE, this evsuing-"The Islo
of Champagne"
No quorum Of the council committee
on police showed up last night and 50
no meeting was held.
Cry COLLECTOR sHAEEER has in an.
other column the annual notice that
city taxes will be due october2.
THE teachers of the Bridgeport public
schools will picnic at Wheeling Park
to-day, going out on tho 10 o'clock mo-
tor.
AGAIN the Thermometer yesterday
registered midsummer heat, getting as
high ns 90 in the shade at schnepfs at
Up. m.
The Hobbs glass works has shipped
several carloads Of ware this week. AMI
the large stock that had accumulated
has nearly disappeared.
ALL the Wheeling Odd Fellows are
expected to meet in their hall at p.
m. to-day to 20 to BepYood and particl.
pate in the laying Of the cornerstone OF
the NJ. E. church.
HEREAFTER all the express business
on the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
roilroad will be in charge OF the United
| States company. Yesterday was the
Americans last day.
SEVERAL members Of the Century
Club will attend the meeting next week
Of the L. A. w. at Wheeling, and from
there they will go to Scranton to partic-
ipate in the races at that place.-PtttS-
btrgh Dispatch.
WORLDS FAIR EXCURSIONS next week.
W. & L. E, Monday; O., L. & W., Tues
die, Thursday. Tickets Tor all OF the
Union R. R. Office, 1900 Market street,
John Bailie, agent.
Rev. W. R. spGNDLER, of Cleveland, will
preach Sunday morning and evening at
the Disciples church. Tho church has
succeeded in securing Rev. w. 81. Hay
den, Of Waukeegon, Illinois, TO act as
pastor until January l, and he will be-
gin his work next Sunday week.
PETER PRIDDY has signed the articles
for race with Everett q. McClslland
for $3.50 side. and the race will occur
in this city on October 7. McClelland
and Priddy are old time rivals, and
their race is expected to settle the ques-
ton Of superiority between Thorn.
The miners at the Wheeling & Lake
Erie coal works are out on strike on
account Of dissatisfaction with their pay,
They have been paid part in cash and
part in sixty day paper, the latter ex.
citing the suspicion Of the Huns and
Italians.
Pull PETERS appeared in the Mounds
vile opera house last night in 1.-The
Old Soldier" and he drew an audience
which packed the house to the doors.
The show gave tho greatest satisfaction,
and the audience was enthusiastic from
first to last.
YESTERDAY o. ]. Morrison, agent Of
the Odd Fellows Mutual Aid and Acct
dent association, received from head
quarters check foTS2, 900 for the family
Of Jesse G. Kauch, who died suddenly
last juno, and who had policy in the
company for thesum named.
Ex.CusroD1AN B1ckERToN yesterday
turned the custom house over to Custo-
dian Patrick Weir and his assistant,
Benoni Feay. Everything was found
in ship shape. Mr.. Bickerton resigned
last April, but the department refused
to accept his resignation. He has
served five months over his term.
If a successor to Bishop Kahn is to be
salactad from, this dioceSe the hast man
in it for that office is Rev. Father Z. M.
Hickey, of this city. He is man OF
great learning, deep piety, remarkable
tact, long experience in the diocese, and
wonderful popularity. He would be a
worthy successor to Bishop Kain.-Par-
kersblirq Journal.