The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-18

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Court begins this morning.
THE lookup had about seven inmates,
mostly DRINKS, at midnight.
The Board OF Education will meet to.
night in regular monthly session.
ED. WAGNER has Just purchased, In
Cleveland, trotter with record OF 2;2S.
Mr.. THOMAS SWEENEY Is building him
self fine residence in the Seventh Ward.
TUESDAY was pay day at the gas works,
and several Of the employees were dis
charged.
TIE Etna mill resumed work on full
time this week, and expect to have q
steady run.
A PLEASANT surprise party came of at
Captain @. Il. Booths, Seventh ward,
Tuesday night.
TIE ice dealers say they will give 1t up.
They think that this winter beats the FL
teen block puzzle.
JOHN NJ. GAMBLE, OF Claysville, Pa, has
accepted q position with Joseph Speidel
& Co., Of this city.
Miss ELLA NICHOLS, who was so badly
bitten by savage dog several days since,
is improving slowly.
A VERY pleasant party was given at the
residence Of VIM. Bushfleld, ESQ., out the
pike, Tuesday night
Dr.. ENGLISH, OF Clinton, Ohio county,
who has been on the sick list for some
time, is improving fast.
The Germania Singing Society will give
a private concert at Germania Hall on the
eveninp of Easter Monday.
CENTRE Wheeling wants to keep her
money on that side OF the creek. She will
have cooperative store soon.
THE foreign insurance companies think
the odious ordinance will be repealed.
"Maybe 1t will, J." say its defenders.
THERE was fuss on the Island yester.
day evening, between several women, In
which one Of the women was struck.
ROBERT ARKLE, "the sweet singer Of
Ritchietown," sang at the concert at Ben.
wood last night for the benefit Of Irish
relief.
WHEELING will send larger delegation
to Chicago to the Masonic celebration in
August than she will to the Cincinnati
musical festival in May.
We are informed that the idea Of max
park out OF the Fair grounds has been
abandon, and the directors have deter.
mined to lay it out in town lots.
A LITTLE son OF Philip Colderbaugh, Of
the Eighth ward, while trifling with pow
der, Tuesday, ignited it and his eyes were
very seriously burned by The flash.
Isn't 1t about time to retire those super
animated horses at the United Engine
House? One Of them is over twenty years
OF age and the other nearly twenty.
Go FROM home to hear the news. A
New York paper says twenty persons
! were instantly killed in the accident on
. the narrow gauge at Bellaire short time
2 since.
: The entire reportorial force OF the morn
. ing press are indebted to Martin for an
i entertainment at his restaurant last night
Martin is known to the fraternity from
Maine to Georgia.
DR.. ]. I. BRowNsoN, Of Washington, Pa.
and President Pendleton, Of Bethany Col
lege, are invited to sit as judges in the
literary contest at Waynesburg College on
Wednesday evening.
TIE carpenters and bricklayers are busy
!. at work on the new pottery and work will
: begin on the kilns next week. Work will
be begun on the new buildings as soon as
the weather will allow.
The B. & o. propose selling tickets Il
school children all along the road on the
Hempfield. This will enable persons tc
t attend school both in Washington, Pa.
and in this city very cheaply.
They employ the female prisoners al
the Allegheny county, Pa, Work House
). in operating knitting machines. How
would do to employ our females in the
! county Jail in the same manner?
A NUMBER of folks living on the south
Side, will give large reception party on
next Friday evening, for which extensive
/, preparations are being made. I. I. Cock
ayne's orchestra has been secured for the
occasion.
A NURSE girl in the family Of Wood
Glass, ESQ, who resides on La Belle street,
, fell down stairs yesterday with an infant
,, in her arms, dislocating her arm and pro-
ducing a large bump upon the head oil the
child by the fall.
/, A MAN named Fitzsimmons was at the
, Red Cloud Saloon last night, and whilet there
was beaten up very badly. Jim Sutton
was arrested and locked up as the party
making the attack. John Ship alter
, wards bailed him out.
, THE @. &P. Steubenville accommodation
train ran over and killed deaf and dumb
boy named Ward, near Rainey's coal
) works, yesterday evening. Young Ward
was son OF Franklin Ward, formely oil
the Eighth ward this city.
MRssRs. W. J. NEsBlTr & Son have re.
moved their tinware and stove establish
ment from Market square to No. 80 Twelfth
street, where they will keep constantly on
hand full line Of tinware and stoves, and
attended to all orders left with them.
ABOUT forty couples OF young Hebrews
gave private party last night at Franz.
helms Hall to young lady about to leave
the city. Kramer's band furnished the
. music, and Martin the supper, as he al.
ways does to parties given by the Hebrews.
AMONG other suggestions we have heard
as to the location OF the Soldiers Monu.
ment is one that it be placed on the hill
near KreusCh's vineyard. The city owns
a part OF this hill, George busch twelve
acres, Mr.. Archibald twelve acres and
Father Kreusch twenty.six acres, or
about fifty acres in all, the whole (which
can be purchased for about S4S, 900, which
is considered cheap. The proposition is
that the city buy this, convert it into q
park, and in central part place the mon
ument. II we are to have park, why is
this not a good place and what is the mat.
ter with the price?
TuE pupils Of St. vincent's high school
took advantage Of visit OF Rev. Father
McElligott yesterday afternoon to sur
prise him by literary and musical re.
.Ihearsal. The boys orchestra discoursed
sweet music. Several original essays were
read, choice Rotations followed, and
number Of excellent vocal choruses BY all