The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-15
LOCAL LAcONICs.
Brief Sote aad Comment on carrSnt city
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MUS1c1pAI Court to-day,

MvS1c1PAI Courtto'daN
CHAglHY BAXER, q ten yeSr old lad, died
from heart disease Saturday morning.
TEE GAINESVILLE Rechabties will make
return visit TO this city Thanksgiving day.
ONE marriage license and one deed Of
trnst was all che buniness done by the
County Clerk last Saturday.
TnE Dancing Club Of Fulton will give q
masquerade ball at Neuhard's Hall, We'd
nesday evening, November oath.
TIrus B. LUCAS, an inmate Of the Peni.
Tertiary from Lincoln county, died from
fever last week, after an imprisonment Of
only few months. fI8l-@fi
A MAN well known in this city was
picked up yesterday in the B. & Q. IN
'comatose" state asthe Chief OF Police put
It, and cArted of TO the lookup.
A KErTLEfull OF tarw ignited saturr;;
day, below Twenty.first street, by small
boy, and the Department was called out
70 extinguish II. "No damage"
Or Saturday LIST W. II. Haller, auction.
eer, sold at the front door Of the Court
House the Norman property, corner OF
Eof and Twenty.ftth street, for s9O5.oO
each.
GEORGE A. Smith, OF this city, and Capt.
w. G. Brown, OF the Hempfeld, shot sew
enteen rabbits, two pheasanss and q mum.
Der Of quail, near Taylorstown, Pa, last
Tuesday. EssEE3
The police were sent for yesterday to ar
rest couple Of pugilists at Blum's board
ing house, oyer the creek, but when they
arrived, no disorder was apparent nor
fighters in sight.
JAMES NEALE, sentenced 10 the Peni-
Tertiary for four years and six months tor
burglary. escaped from the guards at the
Penitentisry last Friday evening, and has
not been recaptnred.
G. H. MYERs anticipated the certain ell
feet Of speech from Prosecuting Attor'
ney Jordan last Saturday and got two
yearsin the Penitentiary. Wasn't Myers
| Just leetle too rapid!
Mr.. CnAs. BIRCH and his wife on yes
terday suffered sad bereavement BY the
death OF their little son, Jesse, g bright
and interesting boy. The funeral will
take place this afternoon from the par
ents' residence.
MRs. NANCY BuAYSEY, mother Of Capt.
David NJ, James, Adam, Revs: Dr.. j.. NC,
and Henry Blayney, died suddenly from
paralysis last week at the home OF her
| daughter, Mrs. VIM. Reed, in this county,
near West Alexander.
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad com
pany and the authorities at Mt De Chan
tal have erected neat and handsome two
story station at Mt. De Chantal, east OF the
nresent station, which will be found much
more convenient than the old one.
prPrrY Sheriff Phillips has encountered
Isome little difficulty at Ironton, Ohio, in
reclaimipglAlex. Lemly, the fugitive horse
thief. The friends Of Lemly are interpos
ling all the legal obstacles possible, and
It may be day or two yet before Phillips
arrives in the city with his man.
The fruit stand Of Wm. Sylyis, at the
corner OF Tenth and Main streets wal
robbed OF a quantity OF candy and fruits
Yesterday, By several boys who forced ar
ENTRANCE from the cellar beneath the
shanty. Mojor Sweeney and his force art
after certain suspected characters.
The funeral OF VIM. Kleevis took place
Yesterday afternoon and was largely at
Tended. The Young Mems Hancock and
English Club, Capt. John II. Birch, O.
which he was member, turned ont .ir
large numbers as token OF respect, alRG
lthe Workingmen. The interment tool
place at Mt. Wood.
The Opera House Manager will take
care hereafter that those young men WIG
net as ushers will not disturb the audience
lby rushing to the front with bouquets
during performance. The ushers, how
ever, claim that they were told TO do so BY
1.-The persons sending the flowers, In which
case the senders were less polite than The
boys. -, .Iru lre-
VICE PRESIDENT En-. ROGERS and Deputy
10. D. Thompson, OF the Amalgsmsted AS
ISOLATION, were called to Ashland, KY.
last week, to arrange q difficulty between
HE heaters and operators OF the iron
mill at that place. A heater had been
discharged for doing inferior work, and
the other heaters rebelled. Alter hearing
the evidence on both sides, Mesgrs.
Rogers and Thompson decided that the
managers OF the mill were justifable in
their action, and sustained them.
i Ar a called meeting OF former profess
ors and students Of Augusta College, held
at the Burnett House, Cincinnati, during
last May, It was resolved to hold a re union
at Augusta, KY, on Wednesday, NOyem'
Der II, 1880. Rev. Dr.. Al. LYDIA was q
student in this institution for four years,
and now, after an absence Of thirty years,
he leaves on the steamer Hudson this
morning for Augusta, KY, 10 join with
the professors, students and friends OF the
old College in the cherished memories Of
old college life.