The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-03

A LARGE surprise party was given at
Beethoven Hall last night.

Myers, six in number, are down with the
measles.
HUMBOLDT Lodge No. 9, K. OF p, will
give ball at Koch's Hall Friday night oil
this week.
DR.. B. W. ALLEN on Sunday removed a
tape-worm twenty feet in length from o
young girl OF this city.
THE temperance anniversary committee
will meet at John Bailie's Office, New Nc
Lure House this evening,
TIcEErs for the SchoCkey concert are on
sale at Schockey & Co.'s, Brice's drug store
and at Lucas Music store.
D0S'r forget the social and supper at st.
Matthews Church this evening; it will be
the last one until after Lent.
FIVE hundred packages OF glassware
were shipped on the st. Lawrence Satur'
day to the South from the Central Glass
Works.
TIE plasterers OF this city and vicinity
met at Otis Hall last night and fixed their
wages for the season, after March i, at
81 so per day.
THE two story frame building corner
Market and 22d streets is being torn down
preparatory tothe erection OF q substantial
brick editice at once.
THERE were ten cases before the Police
Court yesterday morning. Two OF them,
Jack Donley ane George Berry, were
sent to the work house.
THERE was $1,000 more money collected
on cigars at the revenue once IN Decempet
and January than IN the corresponding
months Oh Inc pteceeoins year.
THE amount Of STOCK, graia, nay anu
freight shipped from Coon Island, on the
Hempheld railroad, during the month Oh
November, was S35uVV pouhus'
THE firing mania appears 10 nave died OUT,
and as there Is no INDICATION Oh any lurlhef
depredations, me night force was dlscon'
tlnued last night by the authorities.
AN effort was made to get the Commit
tee on Streets, Alleys and Grades together
for this morning 70 hS tne grace on
South Broadway, Island, put II ialied.
MEssRs. W. T. BURT & Co. will put a J.
L. Haven & Co.'S. hydrauliCel evator into
Egerter's store this week. They also
placed one Of these In UT, Hall q oos' last
week.
SUPERINTENDENT RIDDLE, OF the Water
Works, took the defective engine apart
Sunday and refined it. he reports II
working smoother now than at any time
in years.
lYTuE men who had the trunk stolen on
Market street, Saturday night, left for
Pittsburgh last night without recovering
their property. They claim 10 nave iost
S2OO by the theit.
GEo. SHADE, the Eighth ward butcher,
mashed his wagon 10 pieces on the street
car track, near Thirty.eighth street, on
Jacob, a day or two ago, and now wants
. tosue some one Tor Its value.
THE following articles were found in the
Sixth Ward last night: One pair alligator
boots, one fustian coat, blue lining, one
blue blouse, one pair white drawers, one
pair red drawers, and some shirts.
A SLIGHT fire was discovered yesterday
in the building occupied by refer Loechei
as toy and notion store, on NAN street,
near Eleventh, but some iriends extih-
guished 1t with lew DucKets Oh wafer.
: As an evidence Of the boom in iron we
were informed yesterday that the Hinge
Company had sold more goo9s III tne
) month Just past than they did IN the
: months OF April, May aud June OF 1879.
FIJI. CRAGo Pipes, OF this city, was mar
! ried in Waynesburg in December last TO
Miss Lizzie Cosgray, OF that place. The
groom is not yet seventeen years OF age
He is employed at Hobbs, Brockunier d
Co.'S.
Mr.. JOHN WRRNISGIR, who has been q
seminarian for some time at the Cathe.
dral, received tonsure Yesterday at G A. NJ.
al The hands OF Bishop Kahn and Revs.
Father Sullivan and Reynolds, and Is now
an ecclesiastic.
SUPREME Court, which has been in SEES.
sion at Charleston for some time back,
adjourned last Friday to meet in special
session in this city March Sd. Nothing
but arguments were heard, and no deci.
sions rendered.
r.,,. MN. g., No..h
Wheeling, came out yesterday, and will
not work again until further arrangements
are made. They demanded an advance
OF about seventeen per cent some days
ago aud gave Bell & Go. until yesterday to
Determine.
| GEO B. CALDWELL, counsel for George
| O Rlnc, in the city cases, Yesterday made
a motion before Judge Cranmer OF the
Municipal Court that these cases be re-
moved to the Circuit Court OF hanawha
county. Judge Cranmer took the matter
under adyisement
THR following Is a list OF the letters re.
naming unclaimed at the postoflice:
Harry Abbott, Miss Emma J. Black,
August Ko3ping, ~ y. D. 1 navis' l.. ). f N
MISSES Neinin, WI. NJ Nelson, 'Stns ESQ! nut
rls ~: ronaTa' MS Ws ya u.s. w tayaos'
Johh Taylor d. T. 'eacn' ISAIAH "ea'ef'
A DRUNKEN man, named Fredericks,
started a row in the Top mill factory. yester.
day, and police alarm was sent IN, but
before the arrival Of Officer McCuliy, the
man boarded the "Pewiky" train going
North and escaped. Hereafter all drunk