The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-02

PERSONAL PorsTs.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Csdy Stanton lectured in the o. p. Church
at Martins Ferry last evening on "Home
Life"
Mr.. Henry schmulbach leit'ior Wash
ington City yesterday afternoon, on q
business trip.
Mr.. Mart Noll, late Of the steamer
Express, is to take charge Of the office Of
the Katie stockdale.
DR.. A. 7. Banning, Of Pittsburgh, l.
announced for three lectures at Wiesel
Hall next week.
President Thompson, Of the State Uni.
versity, IL 10 lecture on "Macauley" at
the Zane Street n. E. Church this evening,
AT the Mcclure House last night: A. L.
Beck, Bellaire; W. G. Dallas, Fairmonti
w. B. Harding, Clarksburg.
8. 7. Gill, Of Baltimore, Is at the st.
james.
Late arrivals at the stamm: Charles
A. Harris, Moundsville; w. L. Still.
wagon, Claysyille; r, F. Craig, Wells
burg; J. W. Yates, Cameron; VIM. ii.
Snyder, B. & o. Railroad; John Roumser,
Powhaitan; Ike johnson, Parkersburg;
J. W. Talbot. Barnesyille; B. L. Cranen,
West Alexander; DR.. Jos. II. Little,
Washington; o. Bremsen, BarnesVillei
A. Pichard, Warrington; Jos. Slender,
New Martinsyille.
Elder ]. R. Wilson will preach to his
charge in Cameron tomorrow, and will
leave for his home In the West on Tues
day next
Miss Helen Potter, the celebrated
reader and personator, is to give an en-
tertainment at Washington Hall on the
Goth inst.
Hon. A. Brooks Fleming has accepted
the appointment Of Judge Of the Second
Judicial District OF this State, recently
rendered him by Governor Mathews.
Mr.. WIN. Nichols, Of our city, is now
visiting the family OF Mr.. Hedges, neal
Wellsburg.
John Hess, the Magician, reports bust
mesa as being extra good. lie is now
travelling in Tennessee.
Mr.. Jacob Voegtly, second clerk on the
steamer Ragon, has accepted similar
position on the Katie Stockdale.
Rev. A. johnson preached at the Zane
Street NJ. z. Church last evening.
Mr.. @. Studebaker, Of the firm o.
Studebaker Bros, South Bend, Ind, well
known wagon manufacturers, ia at the
Mcclure.
MIR. Geo. S. knight, the Worrel Sis
tiers, and their dramatic combination, are
at the ST. James Hotel.
Rev. J. r. Thompson, President Of the
State University, arrived in the city yes
terday morning.
The candidates for the sword TO be
voted for ut the ball OF the Golf Guards
are: Capt. W. W. Miller, Of the Mathews
Light Guards; Capt. Hugh Sterling, Of
the Golf Guards; Capt. W. L. Bridges, Of
the Camden Zouayes, and Capt. Sheppard
OF Barnesyille, Ohio.
Frank 7. Coburn, the gentlemanly
agent OF the "0tto" troupe, 10 one OF The
cleyerest as well as one OF the best oil
agents on the road. His smiling counte.
nance Is always TO be seen at the door,
which in itselfIs worth half the price oil
admission. He Is an old timer in the show
business, and his merits are fully appre.
ciated by those who are lucky enough to
have him in their employ.
Mr.. A. J. Smith yesterday returned
from business trip through the West.
Mr.. Henry Hess left for Pittsburgh
yesterday, in the interests Of Reymann'i
celebrated lager beer.
Mr.. George Neibert, Of the Letonia
Fire Insurance Co., Of Dayton, Ohio, ii
in the city.
Messrs. oberhauser and Freibeshauser
Of the Great Western Band Of Pittsburgh
came down yesterday TO assist josie
Kramer in drilling the Mathew Lights
in their grand parade last evening.