The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-23

SUPREME CouaT sits to-day.
TIM North Wheeling BOYS are organic.

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TIM North Wheeling boys are organic
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WV. GRAHAM, the furniture dealer,
is putting a hydraulic elevator In his
establishment on Main street.
TINS certificate OF incorporation OF the
Home Building Association, OF Wheeling,
was filed at the County Clerks office on
Saturday.
ALfrrtR boy yesterday killed a black
snake five feet long IN Mr.. Anton Rey'
ruafns pasture field over in Manchester.
No snaix story about this.
No. O2 drew beautiful toilet set at the
Crescent Boat Club picnic. II was held
By Miss Mary ROdenbaugh, Mrs. Alice
Roban was awarded set Of glassware at
the same picnic. ; l.'-s'S
tbs Crescent Boat Club picnic, at vii.
bert's Garden, North Wheeling, on Satur-
Lay, was largely attended. Dancing was
kept up until II p. ". CoCkayne's orches.
ira furnished the music.
TnE Western Utio Telegraph Agent
at this point reCeiy ed another large ship
ment OF telegraph poles last week, from
the National Road east Of the city.
On Saturday the remains OF the late DR..
+. A. Brentlinger were disinterred at MI.
Wood Cemetery and forwarded to New
York, where they will be deposited in the
family vault in one Of the cemeteries OF
that city.
THRRR was a 'gO-asyou-please" foot
race at Hornbrook &. Park Saturday alter
noon, in which number Of contestants
participated. The first prize, SIS, was won
by Allie Freeze, and the second, $40 by
Jacob bose.
SATURDAY night thief entered the resi-
dence OF with Dr. f. ]. Wunderlich, on
Twentieth street, east Of Market, ard
walked of the doctors best coat. The
rascal effected all entrance enforcing open
awindow IN the basement, and made his
exit by the front door.
TMg case OF James II. Devinney, charg-
ed with shooting Timothy Woodruff ut
John Mason's saloon, was set for u hear
ing before Justice Miller Oh Saturday
evening at o'clock, but owing to the sad
accident TO Mr.. WoodrutFs son, was again
postponed until next Saturday evening at
the same hour.
A BAY MARE belonging to Mr.. james
CumminsRas stolen from stable on the
Cummins' premises, 1914 Chapline street,
Saturday night The hostlGr says he
fastened the stable door securely in the
evening, but in the morning door was
found open and the mare gone. Nothing
else in the stable was disturbed.
A VERY successful festival was given by
the Amalgamated Association Of Iron,
SteefTand Tin Workers, IN the Eighth
Ward, on Friday and Saturday evenings
last. 4 portmanteau was awarded 10
Miss Annie Davis, she having the highest
number Of votes, amounting to so Us as
against Sl3 3S Of her opponent \ pair
Of. sleeve pins were. awarded to Miss
Dillon 4 rs ''.
TIE excursion to Marietta and ParkeIs.
burg on the steamer Telegram did not
prove q bonanza to the projectors. There
was but slim crowd on the boat when
she left our wharf on Saturday night, and
the excuTsionists had not proceeded far on
their way before dispute arose between
the managsrs OF the excursion and the oiEi-
GERS Of the boat, which resulted in the boat
turning around at New Martinsyille and
returning to this city, arriving here at ! r.
VI. Yesterday.
THR little folks in Mrs. Bells department
OF the Thomson NJ. +. Sabbath School en-.
joyed delightful picnic in the orchard at
the foot Of South York Street, on Saturday
afternoon. Among the prominGE. folks
present to witness the happiness Of the lit.
lie folkswere:. Rev. Manchester, Of Par.
kersbhrg; Rev. C. W. Cushing, Correspond
ing Secretary OF the Italian Bible and Sun.
day School Union; Rev. Hite, Of Zane
Street Church; Rev. Wilding, ofThomsOn
Church, and Or. Thos. II. logan. Mrs.
Bell treats her scholars to a picnic each
year, and the event is looked forward to
with pleasant anticipations by all.