The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-15
I,rief Mention.

OUR ice ubaIttS are WI ItNuy uut ue
freeze has not come.
We arc indebted to W. II. Irwin, Esq,
South Carolina papers.
TnF Schultze Boat Club will give al
masquerade ball January %, at Koch's
Hall.
a WAGON loaded with hay upset on
Thirteenth street yesterday, causing con-
siderable trouble.
WILLIAM GILLESPIE was yesterday held
in SO bail TO keep the peace for six
months by Squire Wait.
Nh. MoEG4N CONFER is giving the Ful.
ton bridge a new Goa OF paint, which adds
greatly 10 its appearance.
Col. W. W. MILLKR has had a new ash
wood floor put in his Office, and the
walls decorated and frescoed.
WEATHER warm. A great deal Of meat
spoiled. Summer clothes and mosquitoes.
Columbia Is. C.) Palmetto Yeoman.
Mr.. II. B. THOMPSON, manager OF the
Columbia Bicycle Rriding School, Pitts
burgh, contemplates establishing abrauch
in this city.
Mr.. Henry SrANM is at work at his ho-
tel making sample rooms for the accom-.
mediation Of his many patrons. Will he
never get through
AucrIoxRER W. H. Halter sold on Mon
day the David Geary house on the east
aide Of McColloch street, East Wheeling,
to George Crumbacker for Sl,775.
SAN BLAKE was1making too much noise
around the Belmont blast furnace last
night, and was run in by Officer Lee to
answer a charge d~isorderly conduct.
THE steamer Courier brought up more
stock on her last trip than has been
brought up during the season, and
also had q large trip Of freight and passen-
gers.
ABOUT fifteen hundred volumes Of State
reports are on hand in charge Of the Sec.
rotary OF State, and Major Hedrick COM
plains that the rooms provided for storing
them are entirely too damp for the pur-
pose.
FRoN the arrangements being made for
the reception at the residence of Mr..
Myer, up the river, it promises to be q
large affair. a number from our city
will attend. Music by TT. Cockaynes's
orchestra.
THE following Directors were elected at
the annual election for Directors OF the
Peoples Bank Tuesday: John Reid, A.
Wilson, John Vockler, Thomas 0'Brien,
S. N. Prather, Geo. R. Jingle, D. L. Ratclin,
John Knote. Frank Walter.
TnRRR will be a Leap Year party at
~Franzheim's Hall this evening that prom
ises to be one OF the finest affairs OF the
kind ever given inthis city. Il is in charge
OF some OF our very best German young
ladies. Kramer's full band will be present.
The IPiis0n Star is the name OF a fort.
nightly publication which wrinkles among
our colored population. 1t is made up oil
original contributions and occasionally
has a slashing editorial in 1t which cuts as
deep as q black.handled razor in the
vengeful claw offs desperate Haytian.
GES'L l. II. DuyAL accepts the position
Of President OF the Ohio Valley Protect
i've Union, made vacant by the retire.
ment Of Gen'l Robert White, who now
becomes the legal adviser OF the Associa'
ton. We predict for tho Ohio Valley q
brilliant career under the guidance OIL
these able gentlemen.
WEare in receipt OF a communication
from some "unterrifed colored coons,'
setting forth that their pastor, after hold
ing a protracted meeting for two weeks
without any effect, has threatened to pray
for their removal from this earthly sphere
II they do not come forward and get re-
ligion. The Communication has been or
dered to a second reading.
Col. GooDEElLow does not wish 10 be
understood as characterizing the First
Branch Of Council as "ghouls," Tin.
human" or as ~"barbarians," but merely
said that all Humanitarian measures re.
lating to the comfort OF those u%nfortunates
incarcerated in the castle on the hill,
originated in the Second Branch Of Coun-
Gil had been inhumanly and barbarously
slaughtered by the First Branch
"Ghouls' is a word not in his vocabulary,
nor Its equivalent as applied to the First
Branch.
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