The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-10

BELLATRE LoCALs.-The Medico CHR
urgical Association, OF Eastern Ohio, met
Mt the City Hall on Thursday afternoon,
the President, DR.. NJ. W. Junkins, OF this
city in tho chair. Drs. Jnnkins, Kurz,
Grafton, Mccullough, Sanders, Mcclure
and Satterthwaite, Of Bellaire, DR.. Hill,
OF Steubenville, DR.. Cook, Of Bridgeport,
DR.. Hewitson, OF 81. Clairsville, DR..
Edwards, OF Wheeling, and Dr.. Cherry, Of
Warren, were present. f. b. Yost, Of
Warren, was made member OF the soci-
ETY.. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, DR.. A.
II. Hewit.on, OfSt. CIairsville; Vice Pres
ident, G. L. Kurz, Of Dellairc; Treasurer,
DR.. Fisher, OF Bridgeport; Secretary, DR..
Cook, OF Bridgeport.
A most enjoyable social hop was given
at the residence Of Mr.. Barnhill, in South
Bellaire, Thursday night.
The Bret Harte Literary Society held
their first formal rehearsal for their
coming entertainment last night.
The colOred jubilee singers give their
second concert at the NJ. E. Church this
evening.
Rev. CASTOR has thought best 10 contin-
uc the series OF meetings at the Presby-
terrain Church no longer, and they conSe.
quently came to a close Thursday even
ing. Upwards Of forty acceSsions have
been made to the church since they be.
gan.
Liberty Hose Co. No. was out sprink-
ling the streets Yesterday, and showing
the Wheeling engine how superior our
system is 10 theirsl
The Church Social Of the ladies Of the
Methodist Church Thursday night was
not an exception to their usual enjoya-
bic ones. Several Wheeling young people
participated,
Frank NJ. Barnes will to-day move his
printing establishment, the City Job
Rooms, to the more Commodious rooms
formerly occupied by the typographical
department OF the City Commercial.
The Standard local is troubled about
the Bellaire gentlemen who go TO Wheel
lug for girls, and thinks they ought TO be
punished. The truth Of the matter is
that they can't find girls here who will
have them, and, poor fellows, are forced
to go to Wheeling or some place else.
Friday evening tramp who had been
hanging around The c. & P. Depot all day
long was knocked down and had his ankle
broken by the cow.catcher Of locomo-
tive Just in front Of the Rolling.Mill.
The engineer had whiStled and rung his
bell, and several bystanders had yelled at
the man, but he did not seem 10 hear,
Fortunately the engineer succeeded in
checking the speed OF the engine before 1t
had run over the tramp.
General Cowen left for Washington
city Thursday, and appeared before the
Investigating Committee TO testify con-
corning Bell, the detective" on Friday.
He will return this week.
II any one has notion TO die, now is
their time. By using ak horses hearse
could probably DO driven to the ceme'
terry.
The oath Of office was readministered
to the Board Of Township Trustees on
Saturday.
Afellow from Wheeling and our own
Pete Wagner got into difficulty on Sat
urday, and after fighting some time the
WheelingitO thought he was combating
the whole town. He ran, and after u
chase OF several squares took refuge In a
grocery. Wagner beSieged the outside
until Officer Roeder arrived, when the
two were taken to the lookup.
Great interest was manifested at the
railroad meeting at City Hall Saturday
night. The point in dispute was where
the road shall enter the city. Nothing
was done but TO pass resolution calling
for complete survey Of all routes. s. H.
Lee was Chairman and D. B. Crafty Sec.
Rev. CASTOR preached at BCnwood yes.
terday afternoon.
The concerts by the Jubilee Singers at
the NJ. f. Church werewolf attended, and
were excellent.
The colored folks have Jubilee and
concert for a gold.headed cane at City
Hall tonight.