The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-27

ward.
ORDERS for coal at our different banks
are heavy OF present.
KRA4ER's BAND will 60 down with tue
Courier excursion tomorrow. "
Very few cases OF diphtheria are now re-
ported in any locality In this city.
A LARGE party will be given.at tho resi-
dence Of the oglebay Bros. Friday night
Law and order assumed tangible shape
yesterday. We refer to the O'Leary BUSH
ness.
A MASQUERADE Is announced for Neu.
hard's Hall, for Wednesday evening, the
18th.
SQUIRE PnILlps disposed Of two cases OF
assault and battery yesterday alter
noon.
TnE journeymen carpenters will have
another meeting ut Goetze's Hall this
evening.
Tng steamer Andes received large
amount OF iron from the lEtna Mill yester-
day for points below.
john Marry has just finished contract
for furnishing firm in Centre Wheeling
Win lz,uVu pig leet'
Mr.. NEWTON L. MARsH, OF Bellaire. will
walk against Miss Won Blumen at Wash
iugtun Hall next week.
One marriage license was issued and
two deeds OF trust recorded in the ke-
cortler's office yesterday.
TIE three children OF DIS. J.. Brlce, o.
the 9th Ward, who have been very i'll
with scarlet fever, are recovering.
LARGE quantities Of cattle are being
shipped over the Hemplleld road Wash.
ington county, Pa, from Chicago.
Tne Ancient Order OF Hibernians have
given Bishop Kahn 500 toward the pay
ment OF his travelling expenses in Europe
Two WOMEN OF doubtful reputation were
staggering through East Wheeling yester'
day in disgraceful state Of intoxication'
A HORSE attached to wagon belonging
to Bellaire man ran of on Market street,
near the Postoflice, yesterday, damaging
the wagon considerably.
TIE nailers aud nail feeders Of the TOP
Mill will attend the funeral OF their late
comrade, George Heckelt this afternoon
who died Sunday afternoon. NJ,
WHEELING had two stables and three
horses burned Sunday nighl.-Stsube,lrttlt
Ga:ttte.
we had not heard OF this before.
SOME specimens OF iron ore and coal
were shown us by Zane & Stalnaker, yes
lterday, from Greenbrier and Pocahontas
counties, that are said to BIO very valuable
THE following letters repain unclaimed
in the Postottice: Jim Banks, J. Few
Brown, r. W. Cummins, David Marthan
J. ]. Malifr, Il. McPheeters, NJ. Schatiner
Hon. @. d. HuBD ARD has purchased the
interest OF the late John Z. Hubbard in The
steam saw mill on the creek bank, and thu
mill will now be operated by Il. b. &c
D. Hubbard.
A LITTLE child narrowly escaped dealt
on the Citizens Railway track, yesterday
afternoon. TWAS on the track near Papel
Mill alley, and the drivers attention beint
called to something else, his car wa!
almost upon the child before he conle
stop 1t.
LOUIS ScnwALD entertained some Of hi
invited friends at his saloon on NORTH
Main street last night, the occasion beint
his birthday. The evening was passed in
very pleasant manner, and all were de
Lighted with their treatment at the hands
OF the genial Bayarian.
Two coLoRED men insulted the coloret
nurse In the family OF gentleman living
on the Island, Saturday night. She recog
nized them, and yesterday she swore out
warrant for them. Officer Ruthertort
arrested one OF them, named Powell, yes
terday morning, who will have hearing
this morning.
A VERY pleasant reception was giyer
last evening to Mr.. Robert Beam ant
bride, nee Miss Ada Snider, at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. P. Beam, corner o
Seventh and Market street Quite
number OF the friends OF the contracting
parties were present, who enjoyed them
selves TO Cockayne's orchestra.
CHIEF EccLEs had the United engine ou
for test yesterday afternoon, and also
tried new relief valve sent him for trial
This valve Is SO constructed as to fit the
nozzle OF the hose, and in a fire when 1t is
necessary to go through q room whit the
hose the water can be shut of, no differ
ence what the pressure may be, as it Is dis
charged at the connection with the engine
The new relief worked admirably and will
no doubt be adopted.
Hos. ]. Fl. ATKINSON, OF New Cnmber.
land, called on us to-day on his way tc
Columbus to engineer the bill for the re-
lief OF John, Porter. This Is just deb
owed by the State OF Ohio and should be
speedily allowed. John Porter Is one o.
the few men who suffered financially from
the yellow fever panic OF 1878, and the
sacrifice he made in burning his own
property was made entirely in behalf Of
the people OF 0hio.-Ste,,btnriis Gazette.
WEST ALEXANDER is considerable excl.
ted Just now over one or two scandal cas-.
es. A womanin that town, who Is al.
ready the mother Of four Legitimate chill,
dren, recently gave birth to another, the
paternity OF which was laid to a well,
known shoemaker Of that place,a married
man and the father OF large family OF
children. One or two other cases Of kin
bred nature are also on the tapis, and:the
social status Of things up there is some.
agitated. Ga.
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