The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-15
LOCAL BREv1r1Es.
matters Of Minor Moment in aad Alb,

Matters Of Minor Moment in and About
the City.
The GRAND this eyenins-'eThe Dew
IFS Nine"
WlbD cherries are said to be quite
plentiful this fall.
IT Is said that squirrels are scarce
hereRbouts this fall
THIS evening the Island ciub will
formally open their pew quarters.
The Forty:shird street Sports do
feated q picked nine yesterday after
noon at the foot of Mozart hill.
TIE puddlers at the LaBeIle laid of
last night on account Of the excessive
heat, but will resume as usual this
morning
GEORGE l. DuRsT yesterday acted as
caterer for six different weddings, cer-
tainly q rare record in town the size
Of Wheeling.
ATthe Elks regular meeting last even
ing another member was added to the
roll and more accepted by ballot to be
initiated later on.
A NuMRER Of Wheeling base ball
cranks and other people will go up to
Pittsburgh to-day to take in the ball
game and the exposition.
The weather yesterday was about as
hot US 1t has been at any time in the
summer, and II anything 1t had more
oppressive effect on people.
RESERVED seats for "rhe Isle Of Cham.
pagne," at the Opera House Saturday
night, were in good demand yesterday
at O. A. Houses music store.
A VAC, two DRINKS and two disorder
lies made up the docket in yesterdays
police court, and every man on the list
went to the hill in default Of his fine.
DAN JENNINGS and Resale Carpenter.
the colored youths who eloped night
before last, were found yesterday morn
gin Maritime Ferry and brought home.
OFFICER HADEREIRID last evening ran
in George skeid, on charge Of disor-
derby conduct. 1t was said he had in
suited woman up about Eleventh
street.
CHARLES BuRRtss, coIored barber,
robbed bis employer, James a. Hunt.
OF Market street, Wednesday night Of
some fine tools, and made good his
| escape.
ABE HANNA, while scuffling with q
friend in fun, was accidentally pushed
through large plate glass window and
narrowly escaped being badly cut by
the falling glass.
Mr.. BAIL, agent of Barnum's show,
was here yesterday arranging for the
appearance Of the show here on We'd
nesday, October Is. It comes from
Washington, Pa.
A MARRIAGE license was yesterday is-
sued to David N. Stewart, aged twenty
six, u divorced person, and Neville A.
Dunlap, aged twenty-five, widow,
both Of Midway, Pa.
The new stone retaining wall in the
rear of tho Hearne tabernacle has been
completed, and with the piling driven
in front will 1t ia thought hold back all
right It is nearly six feet thick.
YESTERDAY afternoon young fellow
by the name OF Harry Brown was ar
rested while picking lock in a big tool
box in the Stamm house alley. He was
released later on promising to do better
Tho police first gave him good scare.
The Muscatine Dat Meal Company,
through its agent, Mr.. James Cummins,
of this city, presented the New City
Hospital with q case Of its justly re-
nowned Friends Rolled Oats. Tho
management takes pleasure in thus ac'
knowledging their kindness.
TIE river was at the 20-inch mark
last evening and statioary. It ia not
expected that it will get any lower, but
a rise Is not expected, either. Naviga-
ton is practically suspended again, the
only boats running being the Q. "a.
Woods in the New Matamoras trade
and the Virgie Ratliff in the Darlington
trade in tho place of the Liberty.