The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-14
LOCAL BKEVITIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and about
tho City,

Matters of Minor Moment in and about
tho City,
The Pennsylvania company's pay car
was here yesterday.
To-moREow is pay day at the Boggs
Run coal mines and ut the Riverside
steel works.
The Teutonia Singing Society will
picnic at schrum's grove on Friday,
the 2Sth inst,
SEVERAL South Side families picnicked
at the park Yesterday aud had u most
enjoyable time.
On Monday the packers at Bloch
Bros.' tobacco works OF the South Side
will 90 to work again.
TIE council committee ON health has
been called to meet again this evening,
by order OF the health officer.
SEVERAL South Side and Bellaire fami.
lies will visit friends in the various
fishing camps down the river to-day.
THE telephone conduit ditch was dug
across Main street at Fourteenth last
night, a force OF men working all night.
A powGR of attorney from the Mag.
nolia Metal Company to Charles IL.
Berry was yesterday filed with Clerk
Hook.
DRIVER NoLrl, OF the Eighth ward
engine company, is repairing and re.
building his residence on South Eotf
street.
YESTERDAY while Harry Miller aud
some other boys were playing at Forty.
eighth street, the former ran against
one OF his playmates and sustained a
broken finger.
JAMES VAUAMAN, an employe OF the
Riverside works, at Benwood, was
struck on tho head by q wrench yester-
day morning, and his skull fractured.
He will recover.
Mr.. PANEL GARDEN having resigned
as deputy sheriff, to accept q position at
Washington, Mr., Harry Goodwin has
been appointed to the vacancy. It Is d
good appointment.
TIE attempt of some OF the pottories
at East Liverpool to draw up q paper to
revise the scale paid the workmen has
been abandoned because some OF the
larger potteries would not agree to it.
LEE WooD was presented with a
writing desk and bookcase combined by
the employees OF the firm OF Wood Bros.
night before last, the occasion being his
birthday. Alex Bebout made the pre-
aentation speech.
Nix. Jacob BEIswIHGER, of the South
Side, yesterday celebrated his sixty
ninth birthday. The occasion was
made a family reunion, and a large
number of his children and grand.
children were present.
TIE Mingo iron works has contracted
with the Wheeling & Lake Erie to de-
liver its orc supply from tho lakes at u
price which is considerable OF q cut
from that heretofore paid the Glove
land & Pittsburgh road.
TIE Alert club, Of the South Side,
last evening at its hall, formerly the
Cycler's, gave q most enjoyable and
well attended hop. The dancing con
tinued until the wee sma' hours were
not 10 very small after all.
A NuMDrn of Wheeling bicyclers will
attend the annual meet OF tho League
OF American Wheelmen, which will be
held in Chicago next month. Among
those who Will 90 are Henry Hoffman,
John W. Herbert, Harry Gruber and
Will J%uergans.
THE funeral of Algernon Norris, the
young son Of tho late Jerry Norris,
whose death was announced yesterday
morning, will occur at . p. H.. to-day
from the Fifth street NJ. Il. church. He
had been i'll for several months with
rheumatism.
TIE Young Mons Christian Associa.
lions Of Wheeling, steubenville, Mar
tins Ferry and Washington are ar
ranging for q field day tournament for
some time next month. The exercises
will DO held at Washington fair grounds,
but US yet tho exact date has not been
fixed.
ACTING MAYOR WAREHOUSE presided
in tho police court yesterday. The
case OF George Gaudy, for disorder, WIS
postponed till this morning. Joseph
Gillner was fined $40 and costs for tap.
ping q vault into u sewer. A plain
drunk named Lock, from Marietta, was
dismissed to go homo.
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