The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-13

ward.
SQUIRE ToLtyAR, who has been so seri.
ously III for some time past, is recovering
rapidly.
TuR Blaine Club OF the Fourth ward
will meet this eveningat the Atlantic En-
CINE House.
FRANK CALDWELL removed his family to
Elm Grove yesterday to hisnew residence
ut that place.
FEBRUARY, 1880. contained FIVE Sundays.
The same thing will not occur again ior
forty years, or in 1920.
II. A. ALBRIGHT, JR., was bitten by
feroCious dog yesterday, belonging TO d v.
KRAFT, OF East Wheeling,
WM. FRRRRL, ex.Superintendent Of the
Elm Grove Street Railway, Is still con-
nected with the company.
;CniEF OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT EccLESs
has sold his black pony and buggy, anu
now visits the houses afoot.
.CArr. MACK GAMBLE, OF the Courier, is
the most popular man in tho trade De-
tween here and Parkersburg.
THERE will be class Of twenty-one
children confirmed at st. Johns German
Church tomorrow morning.
THERE is vacancy in the engineership
Of the United fire engine company, owing
to the resignation OF Mr.. Pryor.
Go TO North Street Church tonight to
hear the lecture and witness the portrayal
on canvass Of the life of drunkard.
The Echo made It's appearance yesterday.
Matt. S, Hughes, son Of Rev. J. b. Hughes
was chosen editor in Harry Wilson's place.
Mr.. GEORGE ZoEcKLER, Of Fulton, re-
ceiyed nice lot Of hogs from down the
river yesterday by the steamer Telegram.
TuE Lavender blonde from Mount
Nebo" Ia what witness was called yes
terday at the Grubb hearing by one OF the
lawyers.
A LITTLE son OF Ralph Ankle swallowed
large marble yesterday afternoon and
nearly choked to death before he was
relieved.
Mn. LEWIS KIMDLE, second steward OF
the steamer Courier, who has been on the
sick list four or five weeks, Is again able to
be at his post.
The laborers Of the Top, Belmont, River
side and Benwood mills and oil the South
Wheeling glass house, will receive their
ducats to-day.
ADAM KALBpLRIscH, OF the steamer
Courier, who has been visiting friends out
among the dark hills Of Monroe,is again at
his post OF duty.
TIE meeting at the Court House to-
night for the purpose OF forming Blaine
club, promises TO be large one. Let this
be the banner club,
AN alarm for police was sent in from
Hobbs. Brockunier & Co.'s glass house
Yesterday through mistake. A messen-
ger was wanted instead.
Mr.. WIN. Fl. ROBINSON is having consid-
cradle improvement made to his proper
ty in the Seventh ward. Armstrong, Coen
( Co. are doing the work.
We are informed that Mr.. Chas. Bingell,
Of the South Side, will soon enter into
copartnership with one OF our leading
wholesale drug houses on Main street.
WoRKMEN are engaged in constructing
bridge over Caldwell's Run, at the inter
section Of Mccullough and Twenty-ninth
streets. Commissioner Nichols is superin'
tending the work.
MANAGER RlEsrER has booked the fol
lowing attractions: March 20, Strakosch
Opera Company; March 81 and April !,
Oliver Doud Byron; April and Z, Gus
Williams, in sour German Senator"
CnAs. MoRNEEMoELLER, the South Side
druggist. has purchased the property al
the northwest corners OF Market and
Twenty.tirsts streets, and will build q
handsome two.story brick store there in
the spring.
TnE steamer Courier, on her last trip
brought up an immense freight trip. She
nut of 800 sacks OF corn at Bellaire and
l5O sacks at West Wheeling, besides dis
charging lot Of miscellaneous freight al
our landing.
THE Lindsey Society elected officers
Yesterday afternoon for the ensuing eight
weeks. They were; Levi P. Cassell, presi'
dent; Samuel o. Boyce. vice president
Negley Cochran, secretary; Edwin Holli'
day, critic.
THURSDAY evening Deputy Sheriff james
Creighton arrested Frank Wayt near the
Pennsylvania State line on q charge Of
seduction, preferred by Miss Biggs, oil
Roney's Point. Waytgave bail for hear
ing this morning.
ENGINEER Thos. Pryor, late OF the United
fire engine company, has been chosen to
take charge OF the machinery at the peni'
Tertiary. The board met on Thursday,
and agreed to engage Mr.. Pryor, who will
take charge next Monday morning.
AucrIoXERR W. Fl. HALIER yesterday
sold the following stocks: Ton shares
Benwood Mill at Sl20, par value 500, TO
Jacob Thomas; twenty shares Riverside
at STA rs, par value 500, to O. FL. Deitersi
sixteen shares Belmont at 500, par value
500, to John Brown.
SHERIFF VANDERvooRr, Thursday brought
John Powell, Mike Chip and Robert Brit
ton to the Moundsville Penitentiary. The
first to serve out a two years sentence for
stealing goods, the next one three years
sentence for house breaking, and the last
two years for horse stealing. They are all
from Lewis county.
THAT dog Pete" is accused by Mr..
Badgsey OF decorating the hand OF his
daughter yesterday. Key Defiibaugh was
sent to kill "Pete," but Bill Love gath
cred "Pete" up in his arms and the
sinuoities OF the boulevards OF East
Wheeling soon lost him and Pete to the
eyes OF the "cop." Pete still lives.
THE band belonging to Haverly's Min
strels appeared on the street yesterday
richly uniformed, and with beautiful in.
Btruments. They attracted large crowds
by their superior drilling and graceful
movements. They were headed by W.
W. Morris, a gigantic negro, who swings a
baton in a way that would make T. a.
Gilmore write another ode.
INTERESTING exercises were held by the
Lindsey Society yesterday afternoon.
Great interest was manifested in the de-
bate on abolishing capital punishment.
It was discussed by Negley Cochran and
Frank Hall on the affirmative, and Samuel
Boyce and Edgar Hall on the negative.
The judges, Levi Cassell, Pannell Garden
and George Leighton, decided in favor OF
the negative.