The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-02
LOCAL LACONIos.
Rriof note and CoibSnont on Current city
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'TaERH we're eight deaths IRON dipbt hsl
ria 10 the city aSils Noyembety iUIH
THE Fire Department men received
their pay for last month yesterday.
ONLY three widowers and two widows
passed away from this section Of the earth
during November.
The new fyepot additional furnace at
the glass works OF Hobbs, Bockunier 4
Co., Is about finished.
THE Board OF Directors Of the Wheeling
Library and Reading Room will meet In
OTIS Hall this evening at hali.past seven.
TIE Council Committee on Ordinances
were again Ii session at the City BuildihG
last evening pursuing theiF work otbre-'
vision.
THERE are seven broken pots In the
glass works OF Hobbs, Brockunier 4 Co.,
which cuts the time Of some Of the blow
ers short.
]. r. CowDEN, ESQ.,, sustained fracture
Of his arm Wednesday morning, by talllpg
on the Icy pavement near tiisJofhcel on
Cnhpllne stIeeL
FoR the eleven months Just ended,
there have been five hundred and ninety
four deaths in this city, or an average OF
ftIyffOu per month pNl0
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Zoechler. North Wheeling, last evening.
About fifteen couples were present.
/ AlsIyER pitcher was ratified of OF the
ATLANTIC engine lHopse last night, and
ticket hunbe rtVo, held by Col. William
Cots, engineer OF the Vigilant engine,
/ drew 1t.
TIE young son OF tho late William
Lodge, the engineer who was killed al
1.-The Tack Factory on Monday, Is danger.
ously III Of typhoid fever. This family ID
greatly afflicted.
Il tTHE Greek broke up yesterday morning
and nearly all d The Ice had run out BY
night although thewatet d very high
for miles east OF the city, there was nc
damhge done that we heard Of.
A PLEASANT surprise was given Mis-
Maggie Slower, Mt her residence. on Four;
, teenth street, last evening, In honor Of
her birthday. Quite q number Of heI
friends were present, and enjoyed them.
selves as only young folks can.
Nh. HuaH, HARRISON, OF the, City~Fire
Department, exhibited the dne training
OF the United SEne CINE horses, N"John,
"Jim" and "Sam" yesterday. The ami
mails respond to his calls and take Their
place Is in the harness very promptly.
! SHkRIFr TrNaLE will leave for Mounds
Vile this morning, To Place tho following
prisoners in the Penitentiary: Charles
, Meyer, Charles Rahm and John Kane.
4 IAllw we're convicted OF burglary, and sen.
fenced at the present term Of the Circuit
Court fox two yearseesh;pV gBhE
THEEE. viii be q meeting 81 the member
Of the Young Mems Garfield and Arthur
Clublat Germania hall, Fourteenth and
Market streets, this evening, to which all
Republicans are cordially invited. The
report OF the committee appointed at the
last meeting will be. admitted Sht5'''
There are large oflithographs
q OF Mary Anderson displayed in the vari
GUS saloons OF the city, and every saloon
keeper in which there Is one has been
importuned by Sergeant. Mayor, Blacque
for his lithograph, q to hang mp Id my
sanetpm. MY, amt she pretty?" She was
here last year,
TEX Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
lpany, having. Obtained independent en-
trance ID, New York, throusna recent de-
cision Of the United Statesf Court, has
commenced running through trains, es'
.tablishing the fourth trunk lineA to THE
west, and willalso begin running their Iex.
/, tpress lines today ttom New York.
.1"l A COW was injured by the mail train on
4 the Hempfeld Railway on Tuesday morn.
ling about half q nils this side Of Weat
/ Alexander. Fortunately she was thrown
5otBthe track by tie cow.cateher, and no
a dsssnhon or injury was caused to the
I train. When the train came up in the even
i ingeethe animal had been killed AMI re-
moved.
\ ,ysALsATIps Army services are, still held
! every evening at the Hope Hose House,
4 on Eleventh street. The congregations
are largely composed OF young men. Last
evening Rev. 7. F. Clancy preached from
q tlietext: Thou art my hope in the day Of
q evil" Jer. xvii-l7. The Rev. ]. D. Moi
1 iett, OF the Second Presbyterian Church,
: will preach this evening at half past seven.