The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-05
nrisf MENTION.
Tn Etna Mil Is again idle.

THE Etna Mil Is again idle.
BoARD of COMMISSIONERS this morning.
TnE public schools will resume this
morning.
oxE marriage license was Issued satur-
day by Recorder Hook.
Two deeds oftrust were recorded in the
County Clerks office on Saturday.
TIE Lingaman House 'ishootistsn will |
be before W. w. Miller, Esq, to-day.
AnoIR was knocked in the west face of
the Capitol clock yesterday during the
storm. e
The Turner'S Association met last night
TO elect officers, but adjourned until q fu-
ture day.
A BOY named Rhar, was severely burned
at the rolls fthe upper Riverside mill on
Saturday last.
TuE steamer ST, Lawrence received Q
large shipment OF nails from the Top>mil
on her last trip down.
THE ball for the benefit Of the Eighth
ward firemen OF Koch's Hall, Saturday
night was well attended.
ALosr lad not more than four or Ave
years OF age was found on the Island last
night and returned TO his parents.
The Ladies FAIR at st. Alphonsus
church, begins tomorrow night and con-
tinues until and through Saturday night.
JoHS ROBINSON, Of North Wheeling,
who has been on the sick list for several
days past, is once more able TO be about.
DAN HENRY, hostler at the Atlantic En-
CINE House, was kicked by one Of his
horses Sunday morning, but not very
severely injured.
THR "poplarest' came out ahead in his
little matter Of trouble before his name-
sake, Saturday. The suit against him Tor
assault was dismissed.
Mr.. JOHN NOLAN, JR., will leave for
Cleveland this morning to accept q posi-
ton as clerk in one Of the large milling
establishments in that city.
The Janitor Of Washington Hall allowed
the water 10 run Saturday night, flooding
the floor and damaging the ceilings in the
stores Of Jacob w. Grubb and O. P. Brown.
TOMORROW evening surprise party,
accompanied by Cockayne's music, will
visit one OF our residents in the Third
ward. The party will be from the South
Side.
Mr.. @. M. HAFPERY, one Of the mould
ers who was SO badly burnt at Sweeney's
foundry several days since, is able TO be
about again, but unable to attend to
work.
WE were reliably informed last night
that the committee appointedaby Council
to investigate Sergeant Sweeney, had
agreed to report to Council that part OF
the charges, at least, were not sustained.
ONE Of the two obnoxious characters
who had been thrown out of the Linga-
man House, early yesterday morning,
fred q revolver bullet through the door,
and was Immediately arrested and locked
up.
The Belmont Fishing Club realized
quite handsome sum from their ball on
last Friday evening, which will be used TO
purchase ground and build house there
on. The club has selected place down
the B. & 0. R. R.
THE following officers OF the Harmonic,
Maennerchor Singing Society were elected
yesterday: President, Louis Stiiel; Vice
President, Fidelius Riester; Secretary,
Louis F. Salterback; Instructor, Prof.
Karl Hermann; Vice Instructor, Prof.
scheufer.
The boat house Of the Woodruff boat
club burned Saturday night at II o'clock.
The origin OF the fire Is unknown, and
the loss about $3.50 beside the furniture,
which Is about 500 more. This house
was recently purchased and the last pay
ment had Just been made. There was no
insurance on the house.
TuE Rev. Dr.. Pendleton, President Of
Bethany College, will deliver the Bacca-
laureate address before the graduating
class OF the Wheeling Female College on
Wednesday evening, June 9th. President
Pendleton Is great fayorite with the
Wheeling people, and we have no doubt
the appointment will give universal de-
light.
Mr.. POM, who was here in the interest
of the Union Fire Alarm Telegraph Com
pany some time ago, telegraphed to Mr..
Handlan Saturday, asking when he could
meet the Fire Department Committee.
Mr.. Handlan replied "any time" and Mr..
Pond answered that he would come On at
once. He now represents the Gamewell
system, which, he says, he will furnish as
cheap as the other.
A MAS named Jack Gray assaulted
Wash Humphrey in the Fifth Ward Mar
ket Saturday afternoon for an alleged in
sult to his (Gray's) wife on that day.
Charley olterson interferred, but was
"knocked out OF time" for his trouble.
Gray was bailed for his appearance this
morning at Police Court, and when he
gets through there Squire w. W. Miller
will interview him. The trouble origi-
mated in an old feud.
We would call attention to the fact that
Joseph Cooks great lecture, docs Death
end all?" will be given in the Opera
House instead Of the Academy OF Music,
on April 9th. The sale of tickets will be.
gin this morning at Lucas music store.
Applications are coming in advance, from
the towns round about, for tickets and re.
served seats, and the indications are that q
crowded house will give this distinguished
lecturer an enthusiastic welcome.
IScoRpoRATIoN.-Ac certificate OF incor-
poration was issued Saturday by Secretary
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