The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-02

TnE .Etna mill resumes today.

lltE gELuh ulIll H5uueb tVHuhys
US IsTRIcT CouRT will begin to-day.
SEVENTEEN deaths in thin city from
diphtheria last month.
Two marriage licenses were issued by
Recorder Hook yesterday.
BUILDING lots are now offered o Leather-
wood by Mr.. Lewis Lunstord.
VlEwEG played for q private party at
Mrs. Lists, ut Pleasant Valley, last night.
soNEhorses belonging johannes Mclean.
non were sold al S~ergeants sale yesterday.
DR., Ton o. EDWARDS has had the cutters
and sewers in the Fourth Ward cleaned
and lined.
'SQumE Caldwell left his office carly
yesterday to admire his only daughter, Of
recent arrival.
TIE weekly German" will be given at
Mt. Belleview tonight. Vieweg will fur.
nish the music.
A LARGE and pleasant party was given
at Mrs. Harden's, in the Eight Ward Sat
urday night last
Dun information in regard TO the death
OF Mrs. Louis Altmeyer, We are glad TO
say, was incorrect
Mr., SAM MATTHEWS on yesterday took
charge OF the Elm Grove Street Railway
office, vice Andy Wilson, Jr., resigned.
TuRnew music school Of ProtS. Hermann
4 Armstrong began at New Weisel Hall
Yesterday, with a large number Of pupils.
joins FARLEY, foreman Of the United
Engine, Twenty.fOurth street, has resign
ed his position to 90 to work in the Bel
mont mill.
THg work heretofore performed by Sec
~retaries OF school boards is now done
by Clerk Deiters, and without additional
compensation.
TIE Lindsey Institute began yesterday
morning with many new pupils, and the
prospects arc that this will be the !Vrgest
year It has yet had.
4 LITTLE child living in the Eighth
| Ward, whose name we could not learn,
was badly sCalleI on Saturday, by the up
setting Of q vessel contatng boiling fruit.
LITTLE Dick Wood, son Of W. Il. Woods,
OF Leatherwood, fell down q we'll that was
being dug at the residence oi his father,
on Saturday last, but was not much In
jured.
A KEW telegraph office will be establish
ed at Claysgille, out the Hempfeldas
soon as the necessary arrangements will
be made. This Is done 10 accommodate
the business menof that place,
TIE phenomena Of yesterday was va
riously estimated in Importance by the
different Colors and grades Of society.
War, famine and yellow fever were among
some OF its portentious Significance.
TIE finest bouquet We ever laid eyes OH
was left in the editorial rooms Of the
IN%TELLIGENCER Sunday evening, the gift OF
Mrs. W. +. Zane. She has the sincere
thanks OF the editors for her kind re-
membrance.
LETTERS addressed as follows remain UNI
claimed in the Postoaice to date: S. Archer,
VIM. W. Arnold, John Boyer r, 7. Hum,
4. V. Jewell, Chapman Lewis, NJ. Lands.
borg, II. Marina, Phelix Mendel, Joseph
Memm, Mrs. Lennie Pierpoint, Mrs. liar
riet Wilson.
WV. SCHoCER, u tailor who lived on
Main street below Twenty-l first, died Sun
day night. He was q member Of Hermann
Lodge No. 4 A. o. U. W., and his widow
will receive 5000. The lodge towhich
he belonged generously kept up his dues
for him and thus enabled him to keep up,
SIX Glass Makers arrived here Thurday
From Hobbs, Brockunier & Co.'S WORKS in
Wheeling, W. Va: John Callahan, iinishel
and blower, Charles Brysol, presser
Louis Hahne, foot linisher, II. Getncr,
gatherer. From Buckeye Glass Co., Mar.
tins Ferry, Ohio: West G.. Attwell, chin
ney maker, John Haley, gatherer. These
boys look as though they we're able to take
care OF themselves. -keota, EoHd, Eagle.