The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-10

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TnR new Worthington pump has been
ordered.
Dox'r forget the Theatre Comique at the
Academy ofMusic this evening.
TnRRE deeds Of trust were recorded in
the County Clerks office yesterday. 90
TIE Creek mill was off yesterday on ac'
count OF some accident to machinery.
The Whelan Literary Society gave some
very interesting performances last night
A Very pleasant party was given at Miss
Bender's, 3O0S McCulloch street, last
night.
TuE temperance performance at the
Academy Of Music last night was very sue
cessiul. "a. 10 :.
TIE workmen at the La Belle cooper
shop were off yesterday on account oil
material.
CLERK Hook says the depression in the
matrimonial market will continue until
after Lent. r,5 a ~.
Tins Street Commissioner had force OF
workmen cleaning the mud out OF Alley
b yesterday. ~
MIR. J. BEAM, who works in the Top
Mill nail factory, Is confined to his nome
with rheumatism.
a REPORT of the silver wedding Of
Daniel Maxwell and vile was received
too late for publication.
The expressmen are awaiting the com.
ing boom which will strike them about
April LIST. Moving time.
FRxD LooEs, lunstic from the Eighth
ward, was committed 10 Jail yesterday
afternoon y'squire schultze.
A YOUNG lady, the daughtero OF Mr.. Wash
Nichols, OF the First ward, was badly bit
ten by ferocious dog yesterday morning
TuE Register Of yesterday copied par
OF our Kimberly interview in Saturdays
issue, aud credits 1t to the Pittsburgh Dis
patch. E
CoLLRCTloSsf for the Irish relief fund BY
Patrick Kennedy and L. G. Cracralt
amounted to S4S, which were paid over t
Mr.. o 'Brien.
4 Mn. G. II. sHATrucK, Sheriff Of Wool
county, brought . prisoner to Mounds
\ Vile yesterday, and came up TO the Audi
tors office in this city on business.
TIE Fulton paper mill was compelled Il
close down yesterday. on account. oil tn
breaking Of the shaft in the rag feeder. l
was taken TO Sweeney's for repairs.
Gov. II. NJ. MATHEWS entertained Judgl
jackson, General Golf and Clerk Jaspe
Y. Moore, OF the United States Distric
Court, at his residence, North Main street
last night.
yRaY interesting meetings are beinl
, held nightly at the Baptist Church. Rev
j. W. Carter, who is preaching there is al
earnest and eloquent man, and those VIII
attend are amply repaid. I'D,
FOREMAN CLARK, OF the Vigilant engin
house, has forbidden loaGing iii thu
house for the future. The men Their
have been greatly annoyed by this prac
tice and propose stopping it altogether.
!, TuE North End Boat Club elected tn
,, following officers to serve for the curren
! six months: Charles Wright, President
a. Capps, Vice President; Charles Wel.y
Secretary, and Lewis Miller, Treasurer.
The following directors were electe
Monday night for the Nail CITY Buildln
Association: John w. Boring, o. ]. CraW
ford, John w. Schultze, George NJ. Mel
chant, W. p. Bachman, James r. Ackel
George Otto and W. S. Foose. t,.y.
WE regret the announcement Of tn
death of Mrs. Edmund Booking at tn
. residence Of her husband early yesterda
morning. Mrs. Booking was an estimabl
lady, and her loss will be keenly felt nc
d only by her relatives but by, the commit
nifty OF which she was prominent an
valuable member. go
A FELLOW come to Schultze's law shoF
!, in South Wheeling, yesterday, and wante
that Justice to send him 10 the poor house
saying, ~ was fired out OF my. boardin
house because was lousy, and they toll
me to go the poor house to get rid {
them" The Squire said, II sent him, bu
not to the poor house,"
A WILSON KELLEY, ESQ.,, was awarde
the contract for the erection OF nel
house on Twelfth street above Eof. ]
will DO two story brick mansard roof an
cost over 1900. ,kleiyes & Kraft will d
the wood work, Hamilton & McGranaha
the brick, Rosenberg the masonry, and
F. Caldwell the timing. s. NJ. Howard
the architect. 'h a. l.
TnE Bryant Literary Society OF Nortl
! Wheeling, at their meeting on last Nor
day evening, elected thefollowing officers
John Robinson, President; j. O. Bean
, Vice President; d. u Chew, Secretary
Edward Heneman, Treasurer; Monito
L. Kuglen; First Critic, F. Hazelett; Secon
; Critic, Ed. Rodgers. Committee on Way
, and Means, 7. F. Memminger, Ed. Roc
gers, F. Hazelett, 81. W. Elig. The socie
: ty is in most tlourishing condition. The
!. are preparing to hold an anniversary Ell
tertainment next month. ai''s..