The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-18


Eighth ward club, CAPT. John Brown.
Eighth ward junior club.
Moapt Uliyet Bras Band.
Fifth ward club.
ColorPd clut, Capt Ham Davis.
Sixth ward clnb, Capt. Robert Dnliug.
Colortd club, CAPT otswLrt Thompson.
Fourth Ward Club, Capt David Sesbit.
Junior Garfield and Arthur club
Junior FItst ward club.
First wSrd cluo Capt VIM. Otto.
CAyGry company, Capt Otto Jaeger.
CarrisEes.
The clubs were not nearly full, which
was caused as we have previously stated,
BY the muddy streets and rainy weather,
vet there was an enthusiasm and cheer
iulness peryading the whole regiment that
have not characterized other like demon
STATIONS. The line OF march was taken
M over the following route: Up Main to
Seventh: up Seventh TO Market; down
Market TO Twelfth; up Twelfth to Chap.
line; down Chapine to Fourteenth; up
Fourteenth to Eoff; down Eof to FIJI.
teen,h; out Fifteenth to Wood; down
Wood 10 Sixteenth; down Sixteenth to
Market; down Market TO Twenty-tbird;
up Twenty.third to Eoff; up Eof to
rwenty.second; dowa Twenty.Second to
Market; up Market to the Custom House,
where the formal dismissal OF the 'compa-
MES took place.
Along the whole route the reception
Of the regiment amounted to an ovation.
Payements were crowded with men, WON.
en- and children, each one vieing with the
other in their efforts to do honor TO the
members OF the different companies, and
bouquets were distributed with profus.
ion never before paralleled in the city.
Bunting and flags nearly obscured some
buildings, and along Main street
from Twelfth TO Seventh II seemed as II
every house was "heautiful with ban.
neisn or blaze with light, while their in.
habitants appeared at the windows and
doors and waved their welcome and en-.
couragement
The Examinations along the route pur.
sued by the regiment deserve especial
mention. On Main street the Grant
House, August swertfeger, ]. N. Vance,
D. @. List, Jr., Hugh Sterling, Lem. 7.
Busby. The Messrs. Shriver, Jacob Sny.
der, Logan, List & Co., D. Q. List, sr.,
Geoge K. Wheat, Sam and Aaron Bloch,
and o. O. Dewey, Esq, made q splendid
display. II. K. List, W. A. Isett, g.. K
McMeehen, Mr.. Wincher, Samuel Tppett,
d. j. Rawling, David Bell, James Nc
Donald, W. II. Irwin, DIR. Uhlrich and
many others, whose names escape us
lust now, made grand display.
On Market street the illuminations were
yery fine, those in the houses Of Charles
and Carroll Hamilton, Theodore Roller,
D. Gutman, John II. Winder, Chris.
Wincher, Enoch Ball, Robert d. silvey,
+. johnson, and others attracting much
notice. Red lights we're burned oil along
both Main and Market streets, and
when the procession arrived at Twelfth
and Chapline Edmund Booking made a
splendid display Of colored lights. On
Chapline street we noticed the residences
OF James Paxton, Joseph Spidel, Mrs Dr..
Cummins, A. Allen Howell, Daniel Peck,
Mrs. Peterson, R, ]. smythe, Robert Gran.
ale. Elisha Paxton and L. s. Delaplain,
and on Fourteenth those Of Or. j. q. Hupp,
DR.. Rhees, DR.. John Frissell, Miss Ada.
line Caldwell, George Papll John
and William Carothers, and on Fifteenth
street those OF Messrs. Arthur Little,
William B. Simpson, Van B. Hall,
A. W. Campbell, Ben. Bloomfield,
Miss Eliza Mills, Mrs. Thoburn, A. S.
Harden and Rev. @. P. Masden, Arthur
CLARK, L. 2. Hanson. Joseph Bod!ey. John
Mills, VIM. Graham, Jr., W. K: Elson,
Anton Reymann, Robert Dalzell, VIM. A.
Jones, Dana l.. 6eyer, VIM. Greaves,
James L. Hawley, John Bodley, s. B.
Barniiz, Mrs. Bodley, the Misses Roberts,
Capt. Dillon, G. W. Kennedy and others
On Sixteenth street, there were many
many beautiful illuminations, prominent
amoi which we noticed those Of Messrs.
LETTERS, Theo. Molter, Geo. b. Caldwell,
Thomas Lewis, John 0esterling, ]. A.
Dunning, Orlando Truxell, Mr.. Baera,
Sam Bailey, Mr.. Dobbs, and the large
boarding house at Sixteenth and Eoff, be-
side many others.
On Market street, over the creek, the
residences OF Mr.. US. Reid. r. @. Moffat,
Mrs. John R. Hubbard aud others were
Illuminated. On Eoff street those OF Col.
N. wilkinson, Col. Henry Hubbard and
several others whose names our reporter
could not learn. On Twenty.second street
the residence Of DR.. HALEY Mccoy and
one or two others showed to q Bpledid ad-
vantage. The whole march was made in
good order and with nearly unbroken
ranks throughout
A banner was borne in the ranks upon
which was the inscription:
81 heard Bob White whistle 10 the early morn,
'IndIAnIA'a gone Democratie'-ln hron."
A noticeable and very attractive feature
OF the procession was two raccoons. live
ones, carried by the members Of the Third
Ward Club. These coons were mounted
upon poles and appeared to be perfectly
contented. The same coons did good SER
vice at West Alexander last Thursday.
In the Seventh ward club was a hand
some miniature canal boat OF flowers, made
by Mr.. club" Zane, OF the Island. 1twas
artistic, aud attracted good deal OF atten-
ton. a banner borne by the club had q
representation OF an eagle shaking q
rooster to pieces, and the words, 1.-THE
bird OF glory from the Wabash" 1t was
gotten up by J. A. Fsris, the portrait
painter.
BRIDGEPORT JoLLiTIEs,
Bridgeport was away up on her
high ocean waye on Saturday night.
She doomed, cheered, illuminated
and had presentations, short speeches
and a general jubilee. The Gar.
Geld and Arthur clubs Of Bridgeport were
all out in full force and were Joined by the
Etnaville club. The line was formed and
marched TO the speakers' stand, where, on
behalf OF the Republican ladies' OF Bridge.
port, DR.. ]. NJ. Todd presented the Gar
field and Arthur Club with beautiful
bunting flag, which was received on behalf
NJ me club BY Capt. McConnaughy, also,
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