The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-09

the city building tonight.
The body Of the boy Leonard, who was
drowned Wednesday, has not been re-
covered.
THERE will be a reception at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Delaplain, near Short Greek,
this evening.
JACOB STREET, South Wheeling, was OBJ
yesterday by several broken
downc coal wagons.
A PLEASANT surprise party was given at
the residence OF Louis Seidler, in Centre
Wheeling, last night
TnE Gully property on Wood street, was
sold Yesterday by a~uctioneer Holler, for
5 1915, to Chas. Meder.
"CoYPgBr GREEH, another OF the ALE
gheny Workiugmsn's Bank robbers, has
been captured in Chicago.
A WATER pipe burst on Fourth street
Yesterday, but was promptly repaired
By Superintendent Riddle, last night.
SOME Philadelphia carpet drummers at
tracted much attention on the streets yes
ferday, by their very airy "head iurni'
ture."
THg Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades met ct the City Building last night
to prepare their report for Council next
Tuesday night.
'sourRE Mix yesterday committed Pat.
rick McEntee 10 jail as q lunatic TO avail
removal to Weston. , DR.. Wilson made
the examination.
TuE Mannerchor Singing So
ciety will give a masquerade at Washing
ton Hall The evening Of February 9th.
Kramer will play.
7. T. CocKAYNE's orchestra played ior
a large surprise party last evening, at the
residence OF Mr.. Lowery~ About thirty
couples were in attendance.
THERE will be q special session OF the
Brooke county Circuit Court on the 10Th,
10 hear the Cnrtis.Cox case, and also the
demurrers TO the ''ire bug" indictments
JUDGE MELVIN proposes to lay down the
principles which ought 70 govern ne"sp!a
papers in dealing with cases on trial, ID
his decision OF the Johnson contempt
case.
TnR Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades last night, recommended To- Coun
ell that Street Commissioner Nichols here
after clean and have control OF the stree
cleaning.
Bill collectors make a favorable report
OF their perilous occupation this season
The occasions on which dates are fixed q
which invitations to call again will be ex
tended, are few and far between.
ppov UypMASN S~CuoCKEY will give O re
cital upon the piano, organ and violin a
an early day at the Disciples Church
Several well known vocalists will TAKE
part in4he evenings entertainment.
Az ice machine having double tht
capacity OF the present one, will be con
stTucted at Reymann's Brewery at an ear
" day,to supply their demand, as the pros
pects for ice are very slender at present.
TIE watch contest between Colone
Casey and Captain Ed TAFT will close or
the 10Th, and the award be made. Thi!
has been an extremely heated contest ant
much money will be realized by it for the
orphans.
SoMR ofthe lock.box renters at the Pos
Office, unable to see through the lattice
and The blue glass furnished by the de
partment, have punched the glass out o.
The boxes, which the delivery clerks say /:
"agin the law"
TIE Register in its account OF the pro,
ceedings OF the Committee on 'Couri
House and Jail yesterday morning. stated
that Messrs. Jordan and Deiters had been
added TO that committee. These gentle
men would like TO know, "since when2@"
"TnE Sabbath, Bteathipg tho Spirit Of
Love-" Is the subject DIR. Jacob Thee
V~ogelsdorf will lecture on this evening,
Text: Eek. xxxvii, 5, Behold, | will
cause breath TO enter into you, and ye
shall live" A cordialinvitation is extend
ed TO all.
CARDS OF invitation TO another wedding,
where the gentlemen most interested goes
out OF the State to cur q partner for life,
have been issued. There is something
wrong about this. A State with as many
pretty girls in it a this, ought to bid de-
iiance to foreign competition.
AUDITOR Miller has been engaged for
some days past in e%ndeavoring to settle a
controversy that has arisen between the
3. 4 Q. Railroad and the State concerning
the correctness Of certain certificates inr'
nished by clerks Of school boards certify
ing the school taxes assessed.
Tu%IErY.FIyE couples surprised Misses
Emma Dick and her cousin, Mollie
Holderieth, OF GAINESVILLE, last night. The
party being too large to accommodate at
home, adjourned to Carrorther's Hall, on
Eighteenth street, where they had q good
time till morning. Stromberg's band fur
nished the music.
SOME OF the ladies find 1t difficult to con
form to the rules and regulations OF leap
wear parties. At q centgatheringof this
kind, some OF them dispatched gentlemen
10 secure their supper, but the mascu-
lines were turned out Of the supper room
empty handed, and the ladies were sent
for 10 wait on their escorts and themselves.
Mn. WooDcocK, OF Bridgeport, has sue.
cceded in making another sentence with
but the twenty.six letters OF the alphabet
in 1t. Thus:
"W. B. Zanx: j. NJ. Dreg flops thy v
quick"
This sentence is susceptible; by trans.
position OF letters, names and initials, OF
being read over ten different. ways, and
his former one OF twenty-eight letters over
t%wenty.four ways.
Mr.. G. D. THOMPSON, OF this city and
Vice President Of this district Of the A.
a. is. 1T. W., will go to Pittsburgh to-
to take part in the election Of a
President for the Association, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of
j Joseph NJ. Bishop, Esq. The Vice Presi.
dents, OF which there are eight, elect his
successor. Itis very likely that either
Mr.. Ed. McGinniss, Of Youngstown, or
Elisha McAnninch, OF Pittsburgh, will be
elected to succeed Mr.. Bishop.
TuE attachment OF an Island man for
his residence is something wonderful.
Whether It Is ION the Highest point" or
the lowest depth, the air is purer, the
grass is greener, the smoke is cleaner and
the water is wetter than in any other sec.
lion OF this neighborhood. He can walk
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