The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-22

Yesterday by Recorder Hook.
THE steamer Annie Riley will leave for
Louisville to-day with mixed tow.
oHAs. KRAFTs butcher wagon was
wrecked on Market street yesterday.
THE Committees on Health and Scales
meet at the city building this evening,
THE Schultz boat house was thoroughly
renovated and cleaned out few days ago.
OSR deed Of trust was admitted to record
in the Office Of the County Clerk Yester'
day.
A STREET CAR will be held each evening
on the Elm Grove road for the PIRATES oil
PenEance."
jog KRAMERs band gave concert at
Gus. Mathews Saloon In the Second
Ward last night.
TnE Theatre Comique was closed last
night, the company having an engage
ment at Bellaire.
A WEDDING between a Riverside naile.
and an East Wheeling belle Is announced
for next Tuesday.
Wa. WooDFoRD and August Rust, were
arrested by Officer Miller, last night, Tor
dlsoreTiy conuuct.
Tue B. 4 o. pay car will arrive In this
city to-day and pay off the wages due the
employees for the last month.
THR Union District Blaine Club will
hold an important meeting ut the Atlantic
Engine House Friday evening.
A FtvR.YEAR old child Of Sam Nolz swal-
lowed a tin whistle day or two ago.
The child was relieved by DR.. Pipes.
CuAs. FREKzE had his foot severely
burned last Tuesday at the Whitaker
Iron Works by a 'hash" from the muck
rolls.
A CAR will be held over on the Elm
Grove this evening until after the close oil
the theatrical performance at the Opera
House.
MRs. F. STRIFE, Of the Second Ward
was living dangerously Ill with typhoid
fever last night, with but slight hope o.
recovery.
ONE Of the employees at the Top Mil
blast furnace, fell quite distance yester
terday while at work at the furnace, AMI
sustained serious injuries.
THERE will be a temperance meeting a
the Third Presbyterian Church this even
ing, which will be addressed by Hon
E. 6. Cracrait and others.
The concert OF Prof. Karl Hermann
next Thursday night promises to eclipst
anything Of musical nature that hal
taken place in years in this city.
The temperance meeting at OTIS Hal
tonight will be addressed by the Rev. Mr.
Moffat and others. The prize ring ant
cane will be awarded at the same time.
The new iive-ton street roller which ar
rived in this city Tuesday was brought VI
from the wharf yesterday and taken on
on Sixteenth street, where II will be uset
in day ortwo.
THKRK was q pleasant littlei surprise
party ut Lawrence Walters, on the Soutl
Side, last night. Haley's famous band
from Benwood, furnished the music, ant
about twenty-five copies were present.
We regret the announcement OF tn,
death OF Mr.. Charles L. Dunnaway at tn,
residence OF his father in East Wheeling
Monday night. Charley was just enter
ing manhood and was boy OF unusua
attainments. He was law student o
R. G. Barr, Esq.
WHEELING adorns the grounds in from
OF her public buildings with fine fowe
gardens. Let US have few here. A for
get-me.not and daisy in the Cour
House yard, and rosebud In front o
the City Buildingswould be quite unique
-SfstlbepriN Herald.
We congratulate Louis schwalb, OF the
First National Saloon, upon his marriage
to Miss Mary Blumenthal at West Alex
ander, Pa, last Sunday: Louie is one o
the most popular young Germans in thu
city, and his marriage will be heard o
with pleasure by many friends.
WM. JONES was released from the work
house Monday, after serving a six month";
sentence, and last night was picked up By
the "poplarest" over on Twentieth street
chuck full OF benzine. This time he will
not be out Of the workhouse in time Z
swell the Democratic professions next fall
as he will get year.
CHIEF MARSHAL EccLEs yesterday re
ceiyed letter from Mr.. @. H. Pond, say
ing that the Gamewell fire alarm ap
pfatus purchased for the city will b
pushed to completion as fast as possible
and that he will commence putting it W
in June without fail. Hepromises to have
1t ready for operation in two months a
the iarthest.
CHRISTIE FARLEY had a hearing before
Justice VIM. Philips yesterday on the
charge Of assaulting and attempting to rot
John II. Welty, Monday night,.in Mar
ket alley. Capt. Dovener appeared fol
Farley and Jordan for the State. Aftel
hearing the evidence the Justice concluded
It did not connect Farley with the felony
and therefore discharged him.
The congregation OF Thomson N. E
Chapel, on South Broadway, Island, have
turned the bare gravel plat around theii
church into thing OF beauty. II has
been sodded, and several rose bushes and
other shrubs planted, and later in the
season flowers will be set out. The ar
rangement is made with excellent taste,
and the move Is one which ought to be
initiated by the other congregations in the
city.
The Yokeiellows Society OF the Fourth
Street NJ. E. Church, will give one OF their
entertainments in the lecture-room oil
their church tomorrow evening. The
programme will consist oil readings. essays,
instrumental and vocal music. The last
entertainment OF this society was greatly
enjoyed by those present, and We expect
to see full house on tomorrow evening.
No admission fee Is charged and every
body Is invited to be present.
YESTERDAY morning Ed. Faris, who has
charge OF Wagner's paper warehouse, on
Main street, saw a boy take package Of
rope from the South street entrance to the
store, and carry 1t into another store in
the vicinity. Shortly after he emerged
without the rope, having sold 1t to the
proprietor OF the store he was leaving.
Ed. gave chase and caught the youngster
after q race OF asquare or so, on Main
street. He was allowed to depart after re-
turning the money received for the rope,
and carrying the latter back to the ware
house.