The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-29

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Matters OF Minor lIamsai In Rpit about
tho CRY,

pletion.
II. ]. Fisk has sold within tho past
three weeks $4,000 worth OF Teal'sEt3tei
mostly Island residences,
QulTRa number OF new buildings arc
in course OF erection in Denwood, most
OF them franc residences,
NOTHING was done by the county
commissioners yesterday but to audit
the routine bills, preparatory to next
Mondays regular meeting,
The entire IETsLLldRScgR force has
been supplied with cool summer caps
by the Wheeling Coffee and Spice Come
pany, OF ARROW coffee fame,
IMPROVEMENTS are being made in the
upper end Of the %Forty,eignlh street
car barns, including commodlous wait.
ing rooms and a receiving Office,
LOUIS BAcHRLLl, who INNS Nick Assul'
ta's old saloon, was arrested at mid
night for striking William Holmes in
his place, Officer Herbert made the AZ
rest,
J4oKY JONES had a hearing before
Squire Arkle yesterday on two charges
oil assault, preferred by his wife, who Is
separated from him, He was sent to
jail.
GEORGE D, Wilson yesterday qualified
as administrator OF the estate OF A. NJ,
Todd, deceased, and gave bond In the
sum Of $500, with Louis Zoeckler as
surety.
ANDY HEITz was nnin by Lieutenant
Terrill yesterday, very drunk and wear
ing a saffron rug about his shoulders as
a cape. He is an inmate'o Of the county.
poor house,
THR South Side Savings bank, out OF,
the earnings OF the past six months,
has declared 3 per cent dividend, pay
able July !, and has placed 8 per cent
to the surplus fund.
RiNRnARr & TATUM have sold for
George Mcclellan to Della q Cranmer,
lot No. 8 in Lunsford's sub.dlyision, in
Leatherwood, opposite the toll house,
consideration $4,000.
TIE curbing is being placed on South
Jabob street from the street car barns
TO Writings in upper Benwood, aftor
which the work OF laying the brick
paving Will DO started.
TIM large threo.atory franc building
Of Becker & Zimmerman, the Ben
wood fnrniture firm, which was blown
down some time ago, Is now completed,
and they arc moving in their stock,
THOMAS JAMES was before Squire Gil.
lespy yesterday as a suspected %lunRtlc,
but the inquiry developed that that was
not what was the matter with him, and
he was fined 81 and costa as q plain
drunk.
TnE Lincoln school alumni p%icuicked
at the park yesterday from 1 p, m. un'
til 8 o'clock. The affair was highly on.
joyable, and there was q large attend'
auce Of the best colored people, es'
pecially youth.
TnE usual FREQ concert will not be
given at the city hall next Saturday
night by Mayors band, owing to a pre-.
vions engagement oil tho band for that
night. It will take place q week from
Saturday night, however,
WoRR is progressing, but slowly, at
the Mozart Park incline, at the head Of
Forty.third street, on the South Side,
and II Is now thought probable that the
incline railway will DO ready toropera'
ton some time in August.
In copying tho delinquent list, pub
lished from the original list, the name
OF Dennis 0'Leary was copied in place
OF David 0'Leary, IT,, an erroneous as.
sessment, Dennis 0'Leary having paid
his taxes lone timo ago.
The council committee on streets,
alleys and grades Ia called to meet at
the city hall at 4 p. IN, to-day, and the
new electric railway company will
have hacks'i in waiting to convey them
over the route laid down for the new
street railroad.
TIE Wheeling Railway Company's
construction gang Is at work on the
brick paving between the tracks, below
the upper Baltimore & Ohio crossing,
Benwood, and the work will, 1t 10 ex-
peoted, DO completed to the lower CROSS
ing by the end Of the week.
YESTERDAY afternoon about 4 o'clock
q wagon loaded with heavy lumber
broke down on Market below Four
teenth, and for q few minutes the wreck
delayed street car traffic. The wagon
has beOn considered weak for some
time aud lie the property Of Wilson &
Chapman.
TnE entries for the bicycle road race
on the Columbian Fourth are comingln
at q pretty rapid rate, and 1t Is now x
pected that there will be from twenty.
Ave to fifty entries, John W. Ensign,
OF Huntington, was the first rider TO
enter from outside the city. Several
Parkersburgers have determined To en-.
ter, and some Of tho knowing ones say
one OF them will Carry Off the first prize.
All entries must be In by Friday, June
80, at OPP. IN.
InE W. 4. p. P. Social club hold m
interesting meeting at tho homo Of Paul
Wingeuter, on Chapline street, last
evening. After the transaction Of bus
mess regarding the social affairs Of the
club, Paul treated the young gentlemen
to iinO refreshments. Then tho boys
spent a half hour talking Of the many
pleasing events Of their yacht excuf.
zion OF Monday evening last. Mr.. Will
Harmon will entertain them noSt week.
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On. wooD's NORWAY PINE SYRUP was
used for years as u prescription by q
successful physician, It Is In all 70.
spucts the best cough medicine made
to-day. Sold by oil dealers on q guar.
antee Of satisfaction. DIV
Change In Time.
On and after Sunday, July 2, train