The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-29

AfAsA ANhIous
RoBssS and Crane tonight.
THERE was no Police Court Saturday
morning or afternoon.
soNEOf the diggersin the mill banks want
an increase Of 6O cents on the hundred
bushels.
HoN. 9. D. HUBBARD addressed the TEN.
perance Union at Parker's Hall Yesterday
afternoon.
Miss ANNIE Pryor was buried from the
Residence Of her mother at Elm Grove
yesterday.
Tue steubenyille knights Of Honor will
be entertained January 9th by their
Wheeling brethren.
THERE were only two cases on the slate
ct the City Building last night, for the
Police Court this morning.
PLATrESBERa took in some OF the
engine houses yesterday, and was delight
ed with the trained horses,
CYRRNR Commandery, OF this city, will
go 10 Chicago In August 10 attend the Sd
preme Conclave 10 be held there.
The VETERANS" will hold meeting To-
night at their hall, Tor the purpose vi ar,
ranging for their New Years campfire,
WHAT makes the lamb love Mary IO'
For he hiniSeIl has said IT.
Beraute Mary loves the lamb you know,
Aud It's greatly to her credit.
SEIBERT and Walters, the Ice men Oh
the pike, are negotiating with the author
tiles for the ice fields on Twelfth street
And yet q sewer Ia not necessary there.
The music at St. Matthew's Churcl
yesterday was very fine, being nearly thu
same selections aud choir as on Christ
mas day.
WM. FITzwILLIAMs. an aged lunatic a
the Washington County, Pa, lntirnlary
received fatal injuries from falling on thu
ice Saturday last.
TnR man George Gould, who was 81
badly injured on Christmas day by fallinl
outOt hack, is In rather precariou
condition rs he is internally injured.
Miss LIZZIE A. MAYE, daughter O
j. +. Mayes, ESD, was buried at tn
West Alexander Cemetery on Saturda,
last. The funeral was largely attended.
a LARGE party from this city anl
Moundsvillc.Will go down on the PhaetoI
TO MIR. Wells, opposite Clarlngton, Jan
9th, where social evening will be passed
PROF. KARL IEERRMANN, organist at S,
Matthew'S =. +. Church, was presented
day or two ago with beautiful pair Q
sleeve buttons by the members OF tn
choir.
LITTLE fracas occurred at the McLur
House saloon on Saturday night, in whic
flying beer glass Collided with the nos
Of person inside, TO the Disagreement {
the latter.
A SPECIAL term Of the Circuit Court wi
be held to-day for the purpose OF hearin
/. arguments on some points Otthe Maxwell
King cases. The johnson contempt cas-
is also set for this morning.
JonN &. DIcEEY, OF West Alexande
who was committed to jail recently
Esq. Waltz, Of that place, for shootin
Wat. Vermillion, was released on Satu
day, the affair having been compromised
A coLoRED man was refused admissio
to singing class out in Liberty TOWNSHIP
a few weeks ago on account OF his colo
and the ''color line" is being discussed |
: that neighborhood in its various aspec
Just now.
Z, The shooting Of c. X. Slater, near We
Alexander, few days ago, by Nincel
Carson, was the result Of an acciden
Carson was hunting and shot at flock
cartridges and a few Of the shot struC
Slater, doing him no injury.
THE booksellers say that there has bee
an unprecedented demand, this season
) for standard literature, sets OF Dicken
! Scott and historical writings, PARTICULAR
: dacaulay, in place OF holiday puJlict
I tons and finely illustrated works.
HENRY Tape, a South Side butche
had pepper thrown in his eyes Saturda
afternoon, at the Fifth Ward Market,
: his wife from whom he has been separa
ed for some time past. Squire Wait hel
her in 500 to keep the peace for 81
months.
4 A LATEST wrinkle in holiday furnitul
is an easy chair with music box col
cealed in the seat which plays operate al
and ballads as the occupant rocks bac
and forth. The prices are reasonable;
chair highly finished in walnut with sill
spun embroidery panels costing $40 an
$40. This is as good as the London ide
Of fixing a receptacle in ones opera glal
so that it will not be necessary to 60 out
take drink between acts.