The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-27

from the foot OF Pryor's Hill, on the Pike,
TO the Elm Grove depot.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for form
ing Blaine Club in the Sth ward. They
say he Is their Maine man.
THE Good Templars gave a very pleas
ant entertainment last night ct Washing
ton Hall to a moderate house.
The choir OF st. Mathews Church went
TO Martins Ferry last night to witness the
rendition OF the cantata OF Esther"
DR.. G. A. W1SdHRTER was yesterday APP
pointed executor Of the last will OF NJ.
White, deceased. Bond 81 500. No security
required.
The new German paper, to be started in
this city the first OF March, will be called
the Wheeling Polk3blaA, and will be pub
lished semi-weekly.
CHRISTIE FARLEY denies furnishing tools
to the Jail breakers at Wellsburg, and says
he can be found at his home in East
Wheeling, II wanted.
Squire Mlx's constables were looking
around Yesterday afternoon for an tn'
known female who had caused q disturb
ance in the Eighth ward.
THE measles are very prevalent in the
Seventh Ward. Nearly all the small
children are attacked with them. One or
two fatal cases are reported.
THE ticket sale for the Colored Jubilee
farewell concert commenced yesterday al
ternoon ut Lucas music store, six days in
advance OF the concert, and already the
ii. q. 1oS ILL.,, IL
JACOB SToFFEL, employed at Kimberly's
Manchester coal and coke works, was dan
gerously injured yesterday by fall o.
slate. He was taken home, where he
will be confined for some time.
Dun people will have the pleasure o.
hearing Pittsburgh's fayorite singer, Miss
Jean Wallace, next Friday evening. She
will sing in the concert to be given by the
Washington College Glee Club.
Mn. WoLP, OF Pittsburgh, has been ap'
pointed by Mr.. @. o. Rowe, Superintend
emit OF the Western Union Telegraph Co.
to succeed the late John Morgan as mana
ger OF the Western Union office in this
city.
MR. ADAM HISS, OF the firm Of @. Hess {
sons, merchant tailors, is East laying in
their spring stock OF goods. He will be
gone about two weeks and will visit New
York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltl
more.
SQUIRE CALDWELL issued warrant Q
day or two ago for John Anderson, o
Elm Grove, who is charged by Addit
Simms with bastardy. Constable Exley
arrested Anderson who gave security fol
his appearance to answer.
DEPUTY U. S. MARSHALL B.J. CAMPBELL
yesterday brought in from Monongalil
county q negro named Tenant, who il
seventy.three years OF age. He is charg
ed with violation OF the whisky laws
He Is NOW tenant OF the jail.
Mr.. Charles Walking, formerly book
keeper for 0glebay 4 Sons, has accepted
the position OF accountant for the neV
wholesale grocery firm OF PAUL & Go
The many friends OF Mr.. Watkins will b.
rejoiced at his return to the city.
MEssas. HUBBARD & Co., have admitted
into their wholesale grocery house MI
Geo. PAUL, formerly Of Howell, PAUL !
Sinclair, the firm 10 be hereafter styleI
Hubbard, PAUL & Co. The new firm ar
to be located at No. l425 Main street.
THERE will be a meeting OF the genera
committee en- Irish Relief at u o'clocl
this evening, in the hall Of the SeConC
Branch OF council chamber in the cit,
building, and full attendance is request
ed, as important business will be trans
acted.
Col. T. P. BEDILLloN and wife, Of Pitts
burgh, are visiting in this city, but moi thei
daughter, Mrs. Charlie Hornbrook, a
the twins, Beach and Black, reported yes
terday morning. Mrs. Hornbrook Is {
daughter OF Joseph i, Bedillion, Esq, o
Pleasant Valley.
Astrain 42 on B. 20. was nearing thi
city at Bogg's Bun, Wednesday evening
1t narrowly escaped colliding with tn
yard engine that was coaling at tina
point By a great effort the train wa
brought to stand still within ten feet o.
the yard engine.
CAPT. o. W. PgANgHRI4, acting adiutan
OF the First West Virginia Volunteer In
iantry, dishanded the Burton company
Wilson Blues) on tho 18th Of this month
He will go to Moundsyille tomorrow Il
muster and inspect the Camden Guards
and il they do not stand muster they alst
will be diGhsnded.
The funeral Of Mr.. John Morgan, man
ager OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company in this city, took place from BIZ
late residence, on South Front Street
Island, yesterday and was well attended.
The inte:ment was at Greenwood. Rev
George @. Wilding, OF Thomson NJ. E
Church, conducted the services.
The Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades met last night The chairman an.
nounced that flying trip would be made
to Pittsburgh next Tuesday for the pur.
pose Of examining the Belgian payements
and thought the trip would be beneficial
in the way OF improving our own streets
next year. Mayor Sweeney was instruct
ed to notify Mayor Liddle OF the threaten.
ed invasion and to prepare for it The
committee will be accompanied by quite q
number Of city officials and citizens. The
trip will be made OF the expense Of the
members, not the city, .Ea9
The Committee on Cemeteries met last
night as committee Of investigation oil
the charges preferred against Philip
Helser, City Sexton, by Waldeman
Geppe. The latter claims that Helser
charged him exorbitant rates for burial,
when demonstrated with by him (Geppe),
Heiser threatened to throw him out Of the
cemetery. Heiser says he charged him
more than ordinary rates for the reason
that Geppe is not a resident Of the city,
and it has been the custom SO TO do. In
evidence he exhibited the books, showing
where such charges had been frequently
made under such circumstances.
Geppe claimed that his mother.in.law
had been UNANIMOUSLY" treated by Heiser,
and, as she was not present, the commit
tee adjourned to meet next week.
FOURTH STREET REVIVAL SERVICES
Every evening during this week the large
church has been oiled to Its utmost ca
nncity. all eager 10 hear the eloquent and