The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-19
O RRRVITIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment in aud About
the City.

THE Zane Street NJ. u. Sunday school
will have q picnic ut tho park to-day.
SHEET mill No. Q and muck mill No. 3
at tho Rtna, Standard will resume next
Monday.
JOHN HUNS was run in last night as q
d~isorderly by Special Officer Hatfield OF
tho baltimore 4 Ohio station.
The council committee on health and
the committee on police will meet this
s%Yening--it they get u quorum.
TnE first home grown pears are com.
ing into market now, They GrO small
and sell at ten cents q quarter peck.
Mn. DAVID KURNER is just finishing
ono Of the finest dwelling houses in
East Wheeling at No. n Eighteenth
street.
YESTERDAY tho Church Of the ImmaC'
ulAte Conception gave y very enjoyable
picnic ut Mozart park. The attendance
was very large,
A MEETING OF the council! committee
on Clalms was called for last night, to
consider tho claim OF William CroGRn,
but no quorum showed up and no aes'
sion was hold,
TIE city election on the prop osel
issue Of bonds for $l?5, 900 will BIO held
Tomorrow. There will be but ono vot'
ing place in each ward. Tho polls will
open at z u. m. and close at 6 p. IN,
The last OF tho popular and pleasant
dollar and q hall excursions TO Canton
ana Myers Lake vim, tho Wheeling "
Lake Erie railroad, Tor this season, will
be run next Sunday, leaving hero ut S
o'clock q. m, city time.
LAAr night Il. ]. Holman, secretary
and district lecturer Of tho A. r. U. ut
Detroit, spoke. on silver, finances and
labor on the wharf at the loot OF
Twelfth street, to an audience OF forty
or fifty. He has o clear voice aud is a
good talker.
ANOTHER case OF smallpox has devel.
oped in tho Thompson house. in Alley
Ii, whero tho disease has been right
along. The case in Alley IS has beou
dismissed aS cured, and the house dlsil-
fectSd aud tho clothing, bedding, ETC.,
burned.
THE unusually large traffic on tho
Baltimore & Ohio road Ia very apparent
to people living or doing business along
Sixteenth street. There is almost n
constant string OF heavy freight trains
going and coming there ut ull hours OF
the day and night
LAST night late q man was thrown out
Of u buggy in front OF DR.. HAskins's in
tho Eighth ward. His companion drove
on and left him lying there insensib!c.
The patrol wagon vas summoned, but
before Lieut.. Supler and the wagon ar.
rivod the man had come to aud walked
oil,
OK last Saturday evening tho Trilby
dancing club. OF the South Side, gave Il
very enjoyable dance at Mozart park, ut
which a happy throng assembled and
enjoyed themselves dancing to PrOfOs'
sor KillmNyer's music, Tho club will
give another dance Saturday evening,
July 20.
CARDS arc out announcing tho dra'
matte aud musical recital At the Bridge.
port opera house, July %. to DO given
By Harry Woodcock. assisted by the
DbHL WubllAl NNluuh VI hNuA'iG' W
will doubtless DO the best local affair OF
tho season, and should meet with q lib
erRl patronage.
YEsrEnDAY tho council committee on
equalization and appeals considered pc.
titions for reductions aud corrections Of
assessments OF Fourth ward property.
Tho Seventh ward will be taken up to-
day, and the committee will then ad.
journ till Monday, when the Fifth ward
will get its turn.
Joux Wmaur, over at Frcomau'a
Station, caught a fish on Monday,
weighing eight pounds. Jim Johnston
bought it from him and after no had
dressed it it weighed five aud half
pounds. 1t was n mud catfish. Mr..
Johnston caught 81 catfish OH his trot
line in ono day last week, aud over 800
in n week. Fish seem to be unusually
plenty this seaSOn.-Nsw Cumberland
Independent.