The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-20

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weather, occasional snow, southwest 10
northwest winds, stationary or lower
and higher barometer.
BRIEF Mention.
TIE B. & o. pay car will be here Mon.
day.
THREE deeds OF trust were recorded in
the office Of the County Clerk yesterday.
A WAGON loaded with hay broke down
on Market street, near Eighth, yesterday
TIE o. S. Court, which has been in SEES.
sion in this city for some weeks, willlikely
adjourn to-day.
OFFICERS Asmus and Lee arrested two
lisorderly young men at the Comique last
night and locked them up.
TIE Etna mill will make large ship.
ment OF iron on the steamer st. Lawrence
to-day, to southern points.
A HORSE and milk wagon ran away from
in front OF Behler's restaurant YESTERDAY,
doing considerable damage TO the wagon.
The main shaft OF one Of the engines at
Top Mill was broken Thursday night, and
the furnace is now being operated by one
engine only.
THE reception given last evening at the
Caldwell mansion, on the South Side,
was largely attendance. 7. I. Cockayne
furnished the music.
Mr.. O, A. HEAVYWEIGHT has appeared as
a candidate for assessor OF city district.
Mr.. Helmbright was candidate in 1875,
and ran high ticket.
@. A. scItAEFER & Co., sold on Jacob
street, back oil Female College, q double
brick building, part Of the Koch property,
to Mr.. Tufts, for 1925.
The Etna and Peabody insurance COM
panies yesterday paid the insurance on
the stock OF Joseph Hannault, which was
destroyed by fire IN February.
To.MoRRow will be Palm Sunday, and
will be generally observed among, the
Catholics. Special services will be held,
at which the palms will be blessed.
TIE Theatre Comique is still drawing
large houses. Next week an entire change
OF programme will be given. This is a
good show and deserves liberal patron.
age.
Mr., WASH NICHOLS, while engaged in
cutting beach tree on the hill above
North Wheeling day or two ago, dis
covered a large number OF flint arrow
heads.
THE men from Cameron, arrested in the
Norrington house night before last on q
charge Of threatening to shoot, are still in
the lookup, and will likely be held to an
swer charge Of this nature to-day.
MAX BECKER, for some time with Beh.
rens & Co.'S. on Market street, died Oh
typhoid fever at the hospital last night
Mr.. Becker was a native Of Hambergl
Germany, and had but recently come to
this country.
VIZ regret to announce the death Of
Miss Kate Blayney, OF Liberty township
on Tuesday last. Miss Blayney, was the
daughter OF Edward Blayney, Esq, and
was Just entering womanhood when
stricken down by consumption.
LAST night an old lady arrived from the
South on the B. & 0. on her way to a little
town in Ohio, in which she said she was
born nearly so years ago, and from which
she had emigrated "a years ago, and was
now going back to see it and then die.
SOME thief thrust his hand through one
Of the large panes OF glass in window in
the residence Of Mr.. John Frew, -Four
teenth and Eotf streets, Thursday night
He got nothing but badly gashed hand
| II the blood in the vicinity was any In
dication.
A LADY riding In street car in this
city day or two ago gave her purse, CON
tanning quite a sum OF money, to her in
FAINT, who dropped it behind the seat in
such way as to put 1t beyond recovery
for the time. superintendent Lotus took
the seat apart and recovered the money
which was forwarded 10 the woman in
Marshall county yesterday.
Two gentlemen arrived in this city from
Steubenyille yesterday in search OF two
young ladies from that city, and who were
suspected OF being in houseoi i'll fame in
this city. Major Sweeney discovered them
both In the Fader mansion, and delivered
them over to the gentlemen who came FOL
them. One OF them was very defiant, and
reyiled her uncle Zone OF the gentlemen
in disgusting manner, and asserted hel
intention Of again leaving home.
Rev. FERDINAND PEscuAu, son OF Henry
Peschau OF the Eighth Ward, and now
pastor OF the German Evangelical Luther
an Church OF Nashville, Tenn, is to be
one OF the editorial corps Of the new Illus
trated magazine called "The Southern
Monthly" to be issued in that city. Rev
Peschau Is one Of the young men sent
into the ministry by the English Luther.
an Sunday School OF this city. The pros
pectus announces his department as fol-
lows:
Books and Authors: This is a popu.
lar literary record. II contains carefully
written notices Of leading and popular
books with occasional sketches Of auth
ors and editors OF note. 1t Is edited by O
gentleman who, for years, has been Ia
miliar with American and foreign litera.
ture.
TIE Odd Fellows library project, has
assumed definite form, committee hav-
ing been appointed to confer with the
managers and stockholders OF the Wheel.
ing Library Association, for the purpose
OF ascertaining upon what terms and con-
diticns the Library Association will trans.
fer the present library to the Odd Fellows.
The committee is TO report to the various
lodges and encampments, and ifiavorable
conditions are made, there Is little doubt
but that the library will be put into q live
condition for the public's benefit, as well
as for that Of the Odd Fellows. The com.
mittee on the part Of the Odd Fellows,
consists Of Messrs. W. H. Sheib, o. X. T.
Ellifrits, Thomas R. Bellville, George
Matthews and James W. McGranahan.
Now, II the stockholders OF the Wheeling
Library will make liberal terms, the per.
petuity Of q public library is assured, 9TH
erwise the Odd Fellows will establish q
library Of their own, Its use confined ex.
clusively to the order, and in all proba.
be among the things that were.
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