The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-28

Brief Asatisn-
THAxEsoIvBe.
GETout yOur carving knives
wHE1Go creek i on . high

THAxEsoIvBG.
GErout your carving knives
WHEuryo creek i on high.
EAT turkey and give thanks to-day.
C1nrr1 Court has sdiourned over to
Saturday,
THE ssreess are al reported IN . laa
condition.
TEE school children yin have . holiday
until next Monday.
OxE marriage license vas issued BY the
County Clerk yesterday.
THExE vii be booming river within
the next tVenty.four hours.
Tn Waretiies viii Erestle With the
Chinese question a their next meeting
OErSG 70 the bad weather the Festival
ii the First Baptist Church was continued
until this evening.
ATurSo gentleman 1t Turner Hall last
night, being fearful Of getting vel, while
sitting in the gallery hois;ed his umbrella
over his head.
THE Second Ward market was well pat
roniDed yesterday morning. by housekeep-
ers Who wished to lay In supplies lot
Thanksgiving.
,SQrrEE SCHULTZ, Grand ChaneeIlor Of
the Grand Lodge Of the Knights Of Pyth'
ias, issued his commissions 70 his depu'
tes on Tuesday lAst-
TN following committees Of the Board
OF Commissioners meet tomorrow: Couri
House and Jail in the afternoon, and Fl
nance and Poor in the evening.
Coz BoB IxoEEsot1, Of whom our read
ers may have heard, will endeayor 70
point out to an Open House audience to-
night some Mistakes Of Moses"
Boz Fowler, the Pittsburgh officer who
arrested WA. LAngkampin this city Tues
day night Is s fugitive from justice, LEFT
with his prisoner for Pittsburgh yesterday
morning.
THE streets presented lively apPear'
anee yeStecl4Y, and the merchants Eere
kept busy during the day. The weather
was extremely disagreeable, but every
body appeared TO be in good humoF.
OWING to the continued illness Of Judge
Crammer, no business was transacted In
the Municipal Court Yesterday, and re
cess Was taken until Saturday next, when
His HonoE expects TO be able 70 resnmi
his duties.
THE oil in the street lamp At the corner
Of Alley c and 10Th street took fire las
evening, breaking the glass in the shade
on the Post, and nearly setting tire 70
frame house that stands on the corner
The lamp vas taken oct In worthless
condition.
THEseAmer John Porter, OF yellow feyei
notorie4y, passed down about half.past one
Yesterday afternoon, With tow OF coal
This Is her INT Trip since her crew ven
stricken with the yellow fever. She NJ
traeted I good deal Of attention along oui
river front.
TREEE vas report current on the street
last night that CaIdEelTs Run was swollen
tothat extent that the Eof street bridge va.
considered in an unsafe condition. In al
probability considerable damage has been
done by the food along the banks OF the
stream. Daylight will make known the
loss, If any there be.
THE hotel runners at the depots are get
ting altogether TOO friendly. A haltdoEer
OF Them tackled Q countTyman last even
/ ing and scattered him 70 the four points o.
the compass, By theirpulling and hauling
and LETT the poor fellow 50 confused that
he thought he was in Cleveland and be
gan to inquire for Euclid ayenue.
OK Tuesday evening last, during the
absence OF Mr.. and Mrs John E. Hoffman
from home, about twenty OF their friend:
took Temporary possession OF their resi-
dence, and before the return OF theoTner:
prepared 3 fine supper, which they weEt
invited 10 discuss upon their arrival. \
pleasant social evening followed, which
vas enjoyed by all present.