The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-19


to-day.
CLERK Hook issued four marriage ltcen'
SEES Saturday.
SATURDAY was payday at most Of our
manufactures.
TIE Riverside blast furnace will soon
blow out orrepairs.
A PLEAsAS Texcursion will 20 down on
the Courier on the 28th inst.
OSs OF the hot blasts at the Top mill
burned out and is being rebuilt.
THE Saturday Erening Journal came out
as an eight-page paper on Saturday even
ing.
THERE are seven cases on the slate at
the Police Court for hearing this morn
ing.
A PARTY Of extraordinary dimensions
will be given at the Penitentiary in the
near future.
TIE brick layers at their Saturday night
meeting fixed their wages at 800 and
$ 80 per day.
THERE Is prospect Of match between
the Washington, Pa, rifle club and the
Wheeling club,
REV. A. W. WERpRR preached sermon
on Sunday observance at st. jacobs
Church yesterday.
TnE Benwood furnace at Martins Ferry
was not going yesterday, on account O
what We did not learn.
Mr.. Ed. ROGERS, OF North Wheeling
will entertain the Bryant Literary Society
at his residence tonight.
GENERAL WooD shipped the arms ant
equipments to the Thompson Grays q
Parkersburg on Saturday.
GEORGE WRIsdERBER says the row hi
wants is with the New York Clipper arts
who got up that picture OF his.
A PLEASANT temperance meeting, under
the direction OF Miss A. Taylor, came OF
at Parker Hall yesterday afternoon.
The Literary contest that was to CONT
off at Mozart Hall on the 2Sd instant, hal
been postponed TO some future day.
IT has been proposed that the work
house hands he employed to keep. the
crossings clean. Let something be done
HAvKRLY's Juvenile Pinafore Operl
Company, numbering fifty members, vii
be here Saturday afternoon and evening
TIE first grand ball Of the Wheeling
Saengerbund will be given Wednesda!
evening, January 2S, at Washington
Hall.
DAVID REESE, who formerly worked a
the Riverside mill in this city, has beef
promoted to the foremanship OF Pitts
burgh mill.
TIE G. P. Brown Boat Club will build {
new boat house for the convenience o
their members as soon as they can maxi
their arrangements.
IT is likely that the barge OF iron be
longing to the La Belle Mill, sunk Thurs
day night last. near Wellsville, will b
raised ut an early day.
LENT will commence early this year a
Ash Wednesday, the first day OF Lentei
season, will be on the 18th Of February
Easter Sunday will come on the 2sth o
March.
A MAN named James Eagan was arrestet
at the Parker house on Water street las
night by Lieutenant McCully for assault
ing and threatening to annihilate Zip
Stansberry.
GEORGE LIVINGSTON was before SOUR
Bulger Saturday night, charged with
breach OF the peace, on oath of 9. Schol
cher. Held in $50 bail to keep the peac
for six months.
SATURDAY morning a slight explosion
took place at the Crescent mill caused D
powder left in the coal by miners. A tootl
knocked out OF spur.wheel was th'
only damage done.
THERE is dangerous place for horses
hoofs at the Hempfeld crossing on Sew
enteenth and Eof street. The plankini
is torn up near the rails, thus making
splendid trap for horses crossing the track
WILLIE REMMlcK, OF the South Side ant
an employeof the La Belle nail factory
had three fingers OF his right hand cut Of
on Saturday while at work on grind
stone. DIR. ]. II. Pipes amputated tn,
fingers.
HoBBs, BRocKuSlER & Co are consider.
arbly annoyed over the exaggerated re
ports that have been telegraphed over the
country in regard to the very slight fire a
their works on the 10Th inst. The dam
age did not exceed $50.
SATURDAY afternoon one OF the carr
used on the Top mill incline became do
tached, and ran down the incline ant
through the stack house, doing serlouI
damage to it as well as being mashed Z
pieces itself. It had about 1900 pound
OF lime stone on it at the time which wa
scattered all along the route. One piece o
stone struck and wounded John Moor
in the leg.
john BRANNoN raised a fight at Goetze!
"Memorial Hail." corner Market and
Twenty-third streets, Saturday night and
then came up 10 Lawrence Heller's, OF
Market street, near the Post Office, where
"he took another hand" with Jacl
Muldoon. The police then retired hin
for a hearing this morning. Several Other
similar fights took place in different parts
OF the city Saturday night.
FOLLOWING are the officers OF new
temperance society, known as the
"Knights OF Temperance" Past Director
R. Robertson; Director, 81. ]. Felber
Vice Director, VIM. NJ. Morgan; Guide
Charles Waters; Scribe, Thomas V. Sails
bury; Chaplain, NJ. Flanagan; Treasurer
John Woods; Inside Guardian, r. A
Slossburg; Outside Guardian, K. Mooney;
Trustees, James 7, Gray; l. ". McClary
and T. w. Porter. The meetings OF the
society will be held on Friday evening
OF each week at Peterson's Hall, Main
street.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF THE HrSA