The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-21

MARI2kFKRRY IfEEA-1he Ropnh'
licAns Of this election precinct will meet
at the Mayors Office tomorrow alter.
noon to elect four delegates 10 the Con.
gressionAl Convention. The polls will
Be open from Ito 8 ?. n. g,
Ohio City Lodge, A. F. & A. NJ, viii
have . reunion on ST. Johns Day, next
Monday evening, June "a.
Johnny BeaLle, accompanied BY DR..
Todd, started on Monday evening for
Washington City, in search Of q pair oil
artificial limbs to take the place OF those
Johnny had taken of by the cars last
fall.
AAunties Brown died on Wednesday,
at the residence Of her son Slater, near
Pleasant Grove, aud Was buried yester-
day at ST. Clairsyille.
An advisory council convened with the
Baptist Church Of this place on Wednes-
day, TO consider the propriety Of restor-
ing Prof. G. W. Glass TO the work Of the
ministry, the following Baptist clergy
men being present: Reys. barrow, H0d.
der and GoOderel, Of Cambridge, Ohio;
Rev. Clancy, Wheeling Rev. Blaine,
Washington, Pa; Rev. Daniels, BeAlls.
Vile, o; Rev. Ward, Bridgeport; Rev.
Sedwiek, OF this place, and 8 large mum.
Der Of lGymen a delegates from various
churches.
The Council was organized by selecting
Rev. Clancy Is Moderator and Rev.
Gooderel as Secretary, alter which Il pro.
ceeded TO consider the object for which ii
was called.
The following resolution wa unani-
mously adopted: .
RGSaped, That We express our conf
denee In the Christian character Of our
Brother G. W. Glass and q approval Of
the course Of the Martins Ferry Church
10 restoring him to membership 10 the
Church, and that we further advise the
Church 10 recommend Brother G. W
Glass that he take q course OF study I'M
der Theological instruction before he
seeks 10 be reinstated in the work Of the
Gospel Ministry.
The Council adjourned and the attend
ing ministers and delegates departed tor
their homes.
There Is to be q lecture, by Rev. Gled'
hill, and festival in the NJ. E. Church to-
n light. Admission to both Is placed al
the low price Of Is cents.
The festival given in Commercial Hal
on Friday and Saturday nights Of last
week, for the purpose OF completing the
equipment Of the aold bras band" il re-
ported = success. Martins Ferry car
now boast Of two well equipped bras
bands the result OF the indomitable energy
and skill OF Professor Schodeld. One year
ago the Professor borrowed q few instru-
ments from the Pleasant Valley band,
Of which he was director, and
with some amateur players i'm
proyised q band for the Masonic
parade here. From this IS . nucleus
sprang a organization which was called
the "Schofeld Band" and nor recently
the "0ld Band" in Standardization. 10
this new organization be has associated
some fine performers and with them he
expects TO realize his "beau ideal' OF 8
brass band. They are equipped with in.
struments and some OF the best band
music extanL This band will render
music that will compare fayorably with
that Of any Of its competitors. Il has a
committee who will attend 10 all its in.
terests.
The Choral Union, with 20 or more
members, has adjourned until next fall.
The Street Commissioner Is having
some much needed improvements made
on the streets. A little attention 70 the
filthy condition OF the alleys would be in
order and for the good Of health.
Miss Emma Williams is visiting friends
in Bellaire.
Mr.. Inglebright is attending the Com
mencement Of theS teubenville high school,
A number Of the Masonic fraternity
OF this place visited their brethren o.
Mount Pleasant last night.