The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-04

! ., pAhaeeh o. tfast was recorded BY Clerk
Hook yesterday.
THEgE are ighy.three inmates oi the
Poor House At present.
PEEsiDEST HAYEs has named Thursday
the 9Th, ~ Thanksgiving.
TmE loom has struck the river. There
wa "5'ineh" rise yesterday.
TtEEE Is not . single negro inmate Of
the County lnhrnaTy At present.
CoAWaiOSEH BOMNG Eaya new Court
House will be built in the next decade,
DE BARDb horse ran OF Saturday ont
the pike, damaging the buggy sligbily.
IT Is probable that all the coal banks in
this vicinity will be In operation to-day or
tomorrow.
VIZ call attention 10 the prospects OF the
Wheeling music school among new ad.
yeTtisementA.
Tux motion Tor 4 new trial In the con.
dennati0n cases MAS denied by Judge
Boyd yesterday.
II whs james CfAcralt. Of Trladelubis.
that was married several dsyA ago and mol
DR.. Frank CracrAft.
REIrnSs from the elections will he re.
ceivod At Republican Headquarters in the
New AcLnre House this evening.
TIE singers Of our city who viii take
part In tho BcilaiFG concert, Thursday
night, are busily engaged in practicing for
farmers living up Middle Wheeling
Creek, who were In the city yesterday, 70.
port heavy snow storm in that locality
yesterday morning.
ASA TWO horse wagon was crossing the
river at Martins Ferry yesterday after.
noon, one OF them became unmanR-
geablc and was drowned.
The Bryant Literary Society, Of North
Wheeling discussed the question OF the
benefits Of the Public school system 10
civil liberty last night.
OFFICER DAVIS Indignantly denies the
bogus arrest attributed to him BY sun.
day paper. His arrests he says are bona
ktS,, as the records will show.
RESIDENTS who live near the head Of
Twelfth. Thirteenth aud Fourteenth
streets complain Of the Inadequate supply
Of water received at those points.
NEXT Monday is Fuldeaer Kirmess,
similar to Thanksgiving, and will be cele.
bmled by the llessians in the United
States with appropriate ceremonies.
THE ball and banquet Of Cyfene Com.
mandeTy TO visiting Communicates prom.
ises TO be the largest affair Of the kind
that has taken place for years in this city.
TIE following letters remain in the
Fostollice uncalled for: Collock ]. NJ,
Hastings Augustus, Kimball 4. S., Mex &c
Geo. W., PrOsser Miss Anna, and ScUfcld
Geo. +.
MEssRs. BARR AND HUBBARD will at once
proceed to the erection Of two.story
brick building on the southeast corner Of
Twelfth and Chapline streets, to be used
as law offices.
TIE Nail Factory at the Top Mill was
the only department at work yesterday.
There is no iron on hands, and until there
is a supply no work can be done in the
other departments.
The Science will take advantage OF a
rise Of four or five inches in the river and
leave for MatRmoras this morning. Cap,
tain's CroCkard, Asa and Frank Booth
will have her in charge.
CART. JACK snRoDEs had the bones in
one OF his feet broken yesterday while
handling freight Mt the B. 90. depot. The
accident was very painful one, lald will
etire him for some time.
The circular window in the tower OF the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception, in
the Eighth Ward, was blown in by the
violent wind storm OF Sunday afternoon,
involving loss OF about $50.
THE nail plate rollers OF the different
rolling mills hereabonts have asked an
advance OF wages corresponding with the
cald rate at Pittsburgh. They are now
getting 40 cents per ton, and ask an ad.
vance OF II cents, or 624 cents per ton.
IT Is likely preliminary hearing Of ].
l.. Woodfeld, the alleged Bank of Wheel.
ing iorger, will take place to-day. We
were reliably informed last night that an
effort had been made to settle the affair
by an offer to square up" but the offer
was refused