The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-16

OSE marriage license was issued yester-
day. and tue thermometer nearly at par.
No business OF public interest was at
tended 10 in the Circuit Court yesterday.
THERE will be sacred concert at Horn
brooks Park Sunday, given by Kramers
iull band.
THESE will be phantom party OF Mt.
Bellevue Hotel tonight Kramer's band
will furnish the music.
MADAME sAccHE, the celebrated Cincin-
natl vocalist, Will sing in the Fourth Street
NJ. E. Church Sunday morning.
Mr., A. L. LANKAN, artist in fresco,
Baltimore. is in the city for the purpose oil
irescoing lions Lutheran Church.
TIE junior Garfield and Arthur drum
corps was on the streets last night and
presented a very creditable appearance
AucTIosERR HALLER was engaged yester.
day anu last night in selling out the stock
Of Keller & Schriner, on Thirty.first street,
at assignee's sale.
THERE will be a special meeting Of
Council this evening, called at the request
OF Messrs. Goodiellow, Wait and Water
house, Of the Second Branch.
HARPER BROTHERS have connected their
uptown store with their down one by
Holcomb's telephone, the first one that
has been introduced In this city.
THREE charming Steubenyille girls who
have been visiting here for some days
have returned home, and several youths
Of this city refuse to be comtorted.
JOHNNY. CooPER and choice collection
OF Bourbons were engaged last night in
erecting hickory pole at the corner OF
Market and Twenty-iourth streets.
A PASSENGER on the B. & o. road INFORM
ed Us last night that terrific hail storm
had passed over Keyser between II and II
o'clock A. NJ. yesterday, doing much dam
age.
A TELEGRAM received from the G., T. v.
Ia ", excursion to Cleveland last night
gives the following straw taken on the
train: Garfield, 2O4; Hancock, 1G5; Wea-
yer, s.
WM. Corrs was arraIgned before Squire
Miller yesterday on a charge Of assault and
battery on Thomas Kenny, but the case
was dismissed on payment OF the costs by
the defendant.
MIR. owes" THOMPSON has been appoint
ed Chief Of Police OF the Camp Grounds
for the season. Mr.. Thompson has been
engaged in this capacity before, and is an
excellent officer.
THE jewellers on the hillside in the
Second ward complain that they have
had no water in their hydrants for a
number OF days, and they want to know
why "things is thus"
| ,ln,nbtan ~ TyItt,o papta nj
the E,gth ward, while at play yesterday
near her home fell, and her head striking
a stone fearful cash was cut in 1t. DR..
Pipes sewed up the cash.
YESTERDAY Lizzie Parker swore out a
peace warrant for Mary Law, who she al.
ieres has broken the law and disturbed
the peace. The case will he tried at AN.
to-day by Squire Philips.
A FEW days ago the fishing boat Farmer
Boy was struck by lightning while lying
at anchor near Clarington, but no partic-
MAR damage was DONE One OF two OF the
bows sbuai d her were stunned.
A GENTLEMAN who has recently visited
the vineyards Of Father Kreusch, ard
other grape growers, informs US that The
heavy rains have had no perceptibly III
furious effect upon the growing grapes,
but that they are in fine condition, and
there is every prospect for an abundant
yield OF excellent fruit.
THE Hinge Factory is not shut down, as
stated in yesterdays paper. They have
fplenty of iron and are running steadily.
The item containing the misstatement
was left at the office by some irresponsi-
BILE person, whose motive for the falsehood
we are a. a loss TO know.
TIE A. NJ. E. Church began their
camp.meeting last evening at Walnut
Grove, Martins Ferry. Four ministers
have arrived, also the lady evangelist, Mrs.
Il. A. Baker. Everything looks bright
for grand time. Ten tents are rented
and put up, making the grove look very
pleasant.
A VERY pleasant little party was out on
the river last night in Commodore Stew.
arts sailbost. The PARTY was gotten up un-
der the auspices OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Kel-
ley. The party went up as far as the Sis
tiers, and returned about $3.50 O'Clock de-
Lighted with their trip and loud in their
expressions Of admiration OF Capt. Stew
art and his little boat.
A MIssPRTNT in yesterdays issue referred
to ]. 7. Holman is Democrat. OF
course the Republicans were not alarmed
by this error, for they knew the quality OF
Mr.. Hohman's Republcanism too well to
fear any desertion OF the party on his
part, aud as to the Democracy, they have
good reason to know that he is not for
them, but against them.
THE Fifth ward Garfield and Arthur
club met at Parker's Hall Wednesday
night, and elected the following officers:
President, S. @. Bay bits; Vice President,
@. H. Bellevllle; Treasurer, I. o. Ed
wards; Secretary, E. F. Snyder; Sergeant
Eat-Arms, ]. W. Kite; Assistant Sergeant.
at. Arms, ]. II. Young; Executive Com
mittee, s. q. Baylitts, D. ]. Morris, E. j..
WunderliCh, @. D. Hubbard, K. W. Ham.
ilton. {.
JONI BROKEN. the colored boy charged
with having fired the stable burned We'd
nesday night, was released yesterday,
Squire W. W. Miller becoming surety for
his appearance for trial by Squire Philips,
at O'Clock this afternoon. An imOressiOn
prevails that the boy, instead Of having
been guilty Of firing the stable, really de-
serves credit for his heroic conduct In re-
leasing the animals from the burning
building. II
An account Of the alleged forgery OF
Mr.. Scott Miller's name given in Wednes
days paper makes 1t appear, by implica-
ton, that the German Bank had bought
the raised note. The fact was that the
note was merely left at that bank for COL.
lection. Consequently the statement that |
the bank had brought suit on the note
will be seen to be an error. The bank
had nothing to do with it furthur than
above mentioned.
IT is to be hoped that the Mayors
recommendation in regard to telephones
will be adonted by Council tonight. An
instance Of the inestimabIe value Of the