The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-30
SUPREME Court to-day.


SUPREME Court to-day.
The Municipal Court will hold anad'
jouFned sessions to-day. ~
THE Council Finance Committeemet at
the City Building last evening.
The Street Commissioner is trying e
patch up Main street. above 18th.
STEAMBOATS, have to lower their chin
neys in passing the suspension bridge.
THERE are rumors Of numerous weddings
to take place before the year goes out
"HE's bad hen fruit, is the original way
in which gamin put II the other day.
The average school boy would be will
ing to have Thanksgiving come oftener.
TnR merchants are fixing up their stores
and show windows for the holiday trade
oSE Of the largest and heaviest rolls al
the Crescent Iron Works broke yesterday.
oSE thing everybody failed to give
thanks for, and that was the mud, the
beautiful mud, upon the streets.
If this fair weather holds out II will be
bad for the poems on the beautiful snow
that are Wondering everywhere.
A PLEASANT social dancing party was
given last evening by Jolly Islander, al
| Els residence on South Broadway.
UNDER the inspiring influence Of genial
sunshine, business wasliyely and the mer-
chants wore a happy smile, yesterday.
THE train on the Central Ohio Division
of the B. & o. Road, due here at 20 clock
last evening, was about two hours behind
time. The cause of the detention was moi
ascertained by the writer.
THERE was very pleasant select mas
querade party at Tapes Hall, In South
Wheeling, last night. The music was
furnished by Neuhart's band.
The Sabbath School connected with the
Zane Street n. f. Church met last night
TO make preparations for their annual con
cert, which will take place in the Church
on Christmas night.
COMPLAINT is made OF bad place on
Zane street, near the bridge. There is q
string OF broken limestone on the street
near by which might be scattered there
abouts to good advantage.
TuE chewer who throws away q fresh
ouid atsight OF an apple barrel in front o.
q grocery, and then finds a wire screen
over the barrel, has only reached the first
milestone in the Journey OF iifc.. 5,s,r
An infant child OF Lewis Huseman, re.
siding on Water street, fell from the top Of
a stairway to the ground floor, yesterday
afternoon, and escaped without injury. II
is wonder the little fellow was not killed.
Or Wednesday evening, during supper,
sneak thief entered the boarding house
OF Mrs. Holiday, corner Chapline and 18th
streets, and carried otfan oyercoat belong
ing to one Of the boarders named Muir.
dock. 4---ta -,
JUDGE OKEY, OF tho Belmont county
Court Of Common Pleas, has renewed Mr.
James Benson's license 10 run n u ferry
boat across the Ohio at Benson's Ferry,
between Wheeling and Bellaire,until Nov
,, 1870.
Mn. PoErER, who, 1t was intimated, had
sold running race in which he was con-
testant, which took place near Wheeling
recently, called at the Dispdtch office last
evening and averred that such was not the
case.-Pi tts6luyh Dipdtch.
TIE Pittsburgh Commercidl- Gazette is au-
thority for the following: 1.-THE opening
OF billiard saloon in St Clairsyille, o.,
stirred up the indignation of the citizens
to such an extent that they held a meeting
and resolved to suppress 1t.
PRoF. S. r. BURKE is teaching an inter
esting class OF scholars in music at Wesley
NJ. Z. Church, South Wheeling. The
Professor has had an experience OF twenty.
five years or more, and is considered one
OF the best instructors in vocal music in
the country. No doubt he will build up q
fine class in this city.
Is the Circuit Court yesterday, an aft.
davit alleging that one Of the jurors in the
case OF Kemp vs.. Mccoy and Edwards
had expressed an opinion rs TO certain
features OF the case, was filed. Court ad-
iourned until P. N. to give the juror an op.
portunity offiling counter-aftidayitE Upon
the re.assembling OF Court in the after
noon the juror was ordered to take his
place in the box. SO =
THE Auditors apartments, in the Capitol
building, are undergoing repairs. A force
OF workmen are now employed in kalsom-
iningthe ceiling. The building will be
put in "apple pie order" before the assem-
bling OF the Legislature in January next.
The chambers occupied by the two houses
OF the Legislature have been thoroughly
renovated and improved until they look
as bright and neat as a new pin.