The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-17

his afternoon.
REYMANS's new Ice machines will DO In
operation Monday.
Two deeds Of trust were recorded yes.
.erday by Clerk Hook.
PAlxTErs have all the work they can At.
END to, at fair prices, this spring.
No Session Of the County Court was
held Yesterday, owing to the indisposi'
lion Of Judge Boyd.
The sale OF the old Fair Grounds this
morning at 10 o'clock, at the Court House,
should not be forgotten.
Col. Gro. HISS, who has been laid up
with typhoid feyeri out again, looking
little "the worse Of the wear"
Dr.. WILL CRAcRAPr was thrown from
his horse at Elm Grove yesterday, and
sustained painful, though not serious IN
juries.
JAMES FLANAGAN, the cupola man at
Fishers Foundry, injured his back Thurs
day, causing suspension OF work IN the
foundry for day. -,
TnE Supreme Court Of Appeals will
meet at 10 o'clock this morning. we
understand number OF important deci'
sions will be given.
Ar the sale Of the late Mrs. Beagle's Ell
iects at Valley Grove yesterday there were
about fifteen candidates present, hVe LOT
the office Of Sheriff alone.
F1sHEa's foundry, near the creek, has
been repainted, and very material internal
changes made, which give the building o
decidedly improved appearance.
EsrEEuED readers who happened TO be
ont Yesterday without their umbrellas,
may find consolation In the remembrance
that "April showers bring May flowers"
Mr.. FRANK CRUISE and wife entertained
the Miller Glee Club at their residence on
the South Side last night. Several speeches
we're made congratulating the newly mar
ried couple.
A CANE Of foot ball Of gigantic proper
lions was In progress at the Capitol yester-
dsy when thep'lice swooped down on the
OIympics and stopped them. They then
adjourned to the Fair Ground, where 9
good game was played. General Ned
Woods was in command.
The Golf Guards will not meet for
muster this evening, but, II the weather
Ia favorable, they will meet at the
Armory at SIX o'clock, and from thence
parade through the principal streets. The
bows always have an admirlng audience
on the sidewalks whenever they turn out
The steubenvilIe Ga,etts thinks that "as
an actress Mary Anderson Ia as near PER
lection as it is possible, to get" Int
Gasetie means well, but 1t doesn't KNOW
Intellioncer. There is 9 vast difference o.
lopinion in regard to Mary AIMS ability
but It Is our opinion that she is q very
"uneyen" actress.-0hio Pres.
HERE is fame. The Wheeling Rtgitet
,ays: "Hon. Felix R. Brnnett, prominen
Quaker OF Pittsburgh and one Of the In
Sian Commissioners under Grants admin
listration, was in the city yesterday.
Evidently Hon. Felix r. Brunot, life
long Episcopalian, is meant, Quaker Y
good. 1t was Mr.. Brunots long hair dill
PiH,burgh Post Of The 10Th.
YESTERDAY morning when the Hemp
field train arrived in this city from thu
East the baggage and passenger cars col
Ilided with pile Of building stones tina
Ibad been dumped on the LOT opposite th'
ICapitol on Sixteenth street. The car
were scratched and the boards torn of il
some places, and the steps were all tori
of, necessitating the laying up Of thos'
cars for several days for repairs.
Jons KAHN was before Justice VIM
Philips last night on charge oil burglar
ously entering the house Of Casper elias
on Seventeenth street, on the night OF tn
l4tl inst. Jordan for the State and Al
nett for accused. Mrs. Glass identifies
him as the man whom she saw in he
room on the night in question; also sai'
the front door was broken in. JAIME
Garner testified that he let Kahn into hi
iGarners) house FIVE minutes alter lou
! 1 In the morning OF the 18th. He had n
/ hat on. Kain's hat had been found j
Glass yard. Kahn was committed IN de
fault Of s2, 900 bail.
L. G. ROCKWELL, late OF Wheeling, wa
formerly Of this city, having at one tim
clerked in one OF our leading hat storet
: and some OF his friends on whom he play
: ed the Wheeling game, would also like :
I "interyiew" him. While In Stenbenvill
he was one OF the prominent workers II
! the Young Mems Christian Association
Leaving here he went to Jackson county
Ohio, and was employed by the Adam
Express Company. He got into som
trouble with the company and turned, u
lin Steubenvile again on the hunt o
. money to extricate himself from his trou
bles with the company. He borrowed
the money from a couple oil gentlemen
settled the difficulty, and that was the las
seen OF ROCKWELL SteubenriRe Pres.