The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-03
Brief Mention.
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BOARD Of Commissioners to-day.
TYPHOID fever aud measles are abating
very rapidly.
oEgRk Hook admitted one deed Of trust
70 record Saturday.
CLARNaroN, Ohio, Is going to have 0
new public hall erected.
SEVERAL funerals took place in the Sixth
and Eighth wards yesterday.
The snow storm was very heavy at Buck
Hill Bottom last Friday afternoon.
MAYOR SWEENEY presides over the police
court in the absence Of Judge oranmer.
THERE were lightweight deaths in this
city in April and seventy.tiye in March.
TnE Courier brought up large amount
Of lumber and other freight to our land
ing last Saturday evening.
The stock in the new glass works OF
Martins Ferry having all been taken,
work will be begun at once.
ONE disorderly and two DRINKS were oil
that were on the slate at midnight for pc.
lice court to act on this morning.
BRADY MORGAN and Dode Berry are
buildinga new steamboat at the Pitts
burgh lumber yards near Marietta.
The Mental and Moral Improvement
members meet at Secretary Of State Brady's
Office tonight to elect officers and transact
other business.
DAVE HENRY, Of the Atlantic engine
house, extinguished an incipient confia-
grafton Saturday last in the house OF John
Sullivan, East Wheeling.
Mr.. JOHN FEsSER, the mail agent on the
steamer Courier, stopped off ct his home
in Darlington the last trip Of that boat,
but will be at his post to-day.
The new house in the Fourth ward
which Is being built by DIR. Surgison, OF
Wheeling, for his son.in-law, is having the
roof put on.-Bellaire Bulletin.
Mr.. JonS KRNPLE. steward Of the
steamer Courier, Is the pioneer steam.
boatman OF this section, having been on
the river for over forty.fiye years.
The steamer Hudson was at Marietta
last Friday rs the Courier went down, and
the party went aboard, and, with Cock.
ayne's orchestra, spent pleasant hour.
THE Bellaire Bulletin says that an order
for 100000 glass insulators for telegraph
poles has been received by the National
Glass Works OF that city, from Chicago
firm.
AnAN called at one OF our restaurants
Saturday night and after eating hearty
supper got off from paying his bill by
feigning sickness. It was Crafty move
ment.
SQUIRE W. W. MllLER on Saturday
committed Joseph Gill to Jail in default
OF bail to answer a charge OF stealing eight
bushels OF wheat from D. W. Terrell, of
Riohland township.
THERE are many conflicting reports OF
the results Of the last few nights frosts
Some farmers and gardeners are of the
opinion that all the small fruits at least
are killed, while others are equally posi-.
tive that the fruit is all right The apples
appear 80 far to have been uninjured.
BRAISArps Musical World speaks OF Mr..
Eddy (who gives an Organ Concert on
Tuesday evening next at the Fourth Street
NJ. E. church, as follows; "In Mr.. Eddy
we saw an organist whose abilities are
equalled by few, and probably excelled by
none. He seems to be fully deserving OF
the title 80 often bestowed upon him
greatest Of American organists.'
The Harmonic Mmnnerchor Singing So.
ciety went over to Manchester yesterday
and rendered Anton Reymann, Esq, q
parting picnic. Mr.. Reymann will leave
tomorrow for New York, whence he will
sail for Europe Saturday, the 9Th inst
The demonstration yesterday afternoon
was one very gratifying to Mr.. Reymann,
and he entertained his guests most roy
ally.
THE gayest party OF the season was the
one given on the Courier by number Of
young ladies on last Friday and Saturday.
Over TWENTY-FIVE couples were In attend
ance. 7. T. Cockayne's full orchestra fur
nished delightful music for the excursion
lists. The party came up the river as far
as Powhattan, where they met the Phae:
ton and all returned to their homes, voting
1t the party OF the day.
UNCLE JOHN KEMPLE, steward Of the
steamer Courier, was presented by his
cabin crew with magnificent gold headed
cane few days ago, when the boat was
near Marietta. Mr.. E. Williams made
the presentation speech in behalf OF the
donors. Uncle John requested Ooekayne
to play "Dixie." after which he made q
very neat speech, thanking his friends
and inviting all to take glass Of lemon
ade. The following inscription is on the
head OF the camel presented TO John
Kemple, by his cabin crew, April, 1880"