The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-15

SeLhcSaHJtt N'tlSsAet4 " Tue A4ouIt 5dOuke
on Saturday eyening-Robert Camp.
bellaPTesiding, and A. G. Robinson,
sec5etary. 80 7flstfs :
From the First Ward there was no
report. Nh, Bishop said he believed the
COMMITTEES appoInted.a at the last meet
ing had not acted.
From the Second Ward Mr.. Harbour
reported that the COMMITTEES had not
been able to get the circulars dtstribu-
ted till Friday morning, and had DEEM
ed Il best not TO begin soliciting till
Monday. = z T''y
From the Third Ward Mr.. Brown re.
ported subscriptions Obtained 70 the
amount of 1854. ~ a4S -t.5f
Mr.. Dunning reported from the
Fourth Ward that the Ward list was in
the hands of Mr.. Hull and that he him.
self bad canyassed the Odd Fellows
list pretty thoroughly. He found that
majority of the men on the list are
dead, and some Of their families were
not In condt tion TO give anything. He
had got-bnt SCI altogeLher-S10 contrib
uted by franklin Lodge, and the rest
by individual members.
Mr.. Smith, from the 5th Ward, re-
ported subscriptions TO amount OF $lSS,
The committee had seen alIt parties
except one or two. He did not think
much more could be obtained in that
Ward.
From the 9Th Ward there was no re-
port. Mr.. Robinson said the papers
were In the hands of Mr.. Goudy, who
was not present. .gr Q
The Chairman reported subscriptions
from the Tth Ward amounting 10 SOS.
He said Fulton had been canvassed by
Mr.. Armstrong, but that gentleman
WIS not present.
Whole amount reported ............. .s67s
Reported before.....................,. $50
TotaI........... 20S
Mr.. Warren Explained, however, that
about 800 OF that reported from the
Third Ward was included in the pre-
vious report, SO that the whole amount
thus far raised was about 81 100.
No subscriptions reported from First
and Second Wards, from Fulton, Ritch-
ietown and LAbelle.
The following additions were made
to the committees.
First Ward-New committee, Samuel
Irwin and David Donovan,
Third Ward-GeorEe T. Tingle and
James McCoHrtuey were added.
Fourth Ward-David DOnel was
added.
The committees were all allowed
further time, and directed to proceed in
the discharge OF their duties.
After good deal of discussion, Capt.
Mcclure offered to be one of three per-
sons to advance the money necessary
to purchase the grounds ofMr. Morrow.
some $3.50 being required; and upon
motion OF Mr.. Bishop, authority was
given him, with three other persons,
Mr.. Morrow in the mime of the Asso-
citation and hold IL till the lot hold
ers refund their money-with the I'M
Outstanding that It was to be refunded
out of the first money collected.
On motion of Mr.. Tingie the Presi-
dent and Secretary of the meeting were
directed to notify the additional Com
miteetmen, and the meeting. adjourned
till next Saturday evening, 1.-THE 20th.)
THEATRIcAL.-ThIs (Nonday) eve
ming, April 18th, the celebrated Mexican
Buchanan Dramatic Company will APP
pear fora season OF one week at Wash
ington Hall. The troupe numbers about
sixteen talented performers, selected
from the principal theatres of New
York, Boston and Philadelphia, and
have Travelled over twenty-five thous-
and miles, meeting with great success
at every point, earning the reputation
OF the best dramatic company ever seen
in the West. The stars they bring with
them, Mr.. Mexican and Miss Virginia
Buchanan, are second to none in the
world, they having played successfully
in all parts of Great Britain, Australia,
N.IF F,fh
to large and fashionable audiences, VINO
pronounce them to be the greatest liy-
ing Hrtistes. Great care will be taken
in selecting nothing but the highest
order Of plays, and nothing will
be permitted that could offend the
most fasIidious. The opening
bill will be the celebrated Tragic
Play, in 5 acts, written by Sheridan
Knowles, entitled the YHunchback--a
story OF the affections" Mr.. Mexican
Buchanan will appear 0s Master Wall
ter, the Hunchback, and Miss Virginia
Buchanan as julia, his Ward, support
ed by the entire talent of the company.
There will be a change of programme
every evening, and during the week
several of ShHkspeare's grandest TRACE
dies will be given, for the successful
rendition Ofwhich Mr.. and Miss Buoh-
annn have no superiors in the world.
The best OF order, will be maintained,
and every cure takentO secure the conf
fort and appreciation of the public. The
admission will be 80 cents; Reserved
seats 70 cents.
Reserved seats can be secured during
the day at WIN. II. Sheib's Music Store,
No. l39 Main street, where plan of the
Hall can be seen.
On Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
there will be a matinee performance
for the benefit of ladies and children,
at reduced prices-admission, 80 cents;
children l6cents! ~ sRifH II 2 =
PR1zE FlGHT.-Two young men
named cage" Crumbacker and John
Lamb, yesterday had regular set-to,
at the far end OF the HempfIeld Railroad
Tunnel, east Of the city. The fight was
conducted according TO the rules of the
prize ring. Three rounds were fought,
but the victory was not definitely
awarded, and Il Is TO be tried again.
The combRtantSfw were stripped to the
buff. One of them chad IA piece
bit out of, his shoulder, and the other
had his thumb Observation-Disclosures which
we infer 1.-The parties were each Tin
chapcery, - In the icoursaEo E the.BOntest.
Unless our civil HntboEit ~ les sAEe Wig
liant. these young men VIII be In Con
Gress before they are many years older.
BASE BALL.-A game of Base Ball
was played on Saturday at the grounds
ofthe Hnnkidorf Base Ball Club on the
Island. Il was made up from the tiiE-