The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-03
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me Doing. a S,.,I p syi.S SsI.sd Down fo'

yesterday.
TIE flremen received their July wages
yesterday.
ALLEY Fifteen, between Jacob and Eoh
stteet, Is beingipayed.
Tins "Umbrella Society" has again vim.
dictated its title to the name.
A BUSINESS meeting of the Hancock |
"Young Mems" club was held last night
at Washington Hall.
CHARLES RlTz and William Wharton
were injured yesterday while attempting
to raise pole in North Wheeling. =
THE Ohio County Teachers Institute be-
gan at Triadelphia yesterday, and is IN
charge Of Prof T. B. Mccain, OF this city.
THERE will be0a Garfield and Arthur
meeting Fhday night at Arbenz's Hall
Eighth ward, when club will be formed.
CALLIS's new Directory Of the city Of
Wheeling contains the names OF IA Smiths
and 8 Smyths; 40 Joneses, SO Johnsons
and 10 Johnstons.
THERE WILDE a meeting OF the Union
district Garfield club Thursday night,
when speeches will be made, constltu-
ton adopted and other work attended to.
sw1uERup at his country place yester.
day, Councilman Ed. Larkin had one OF
his legs bitten In terrible manner by q
IferoVious dog. The animal was killed sub
sequently.b
The Board OF Equalization and Appeals
met at the City Building yesterday to hear
the complaints OF persons complaining
of erroneous assessments. They adjourn
ed till to-day.
AN engine on the Hempfeld struck and
killed alcow forl Henry Dice, at Valley
Gfoye Saturday night, and crippled an
other so badly that 1t was shot to relieve
It's sulerings.
WHILE Louis lLingaman was coming in
ISixteenth street Saturday night in a buggy
he. upset it near the corner oil Jacob,
smashing the buggyland doing some dam
age to the harness.
CLERK Hook issued one marriage
license yesterday. The camp meeting
season "a nov upon us, and at the close
we may look for brief boom in this
branch Of the civil service.
II THOMAS CONDOR and James Gray were
before the Police Court yesterday morn
ing charged with fighting in North Wheel;
ing. Condor was fined s. and COSTS, and
the case against Gray dismissed.
THERE will be- party at the residence
of Thomas Wilson, Esq, on Thirty:llrst
street, this evening, in honor OF Miss
, Florence Wilson, who will leave for the
West in few days. Kramer will furnish
fthe music'i #UiHf5 sg
In July CLERK Hook admitted to record
so deeds in fee, and q deeds of trust, and
I Issued Il imartiage licenses In the same
month last year 20 prospective happy
q couples were licensed to unite their hands
i and hearts.
MUNICIPAL Court met yesterday, but nc
, business was transacted aside from the
entering OF an order in the case Of Mathew
r Barber vs.. the Fire and Marine Insurance.
Company. Court adjourned till this
Y morning at 10 o'clock.
, liJuDGE CRANMRR did perfectly right tc
: dismiss John Holtsclaw at Police Court
Yesterday morning II, as alleged by the
evening paper, he had merely "chased q
parcel Of boys with a revolver who had
. been hooting at him."
AN excursion under the care OF Col. W
o. Stnyth, Of Pittsburgh, will leave THU
city the, 18th Of this month by the B. &
Otto Washington, D. O., Baltimore and
3 Fortress Monroe. At this season OF the
. year this is the most attractive excursion
that could be imagined.
We notice that the "T. NJ. Todd Band,
> in the eastern part Of this county,, is Wig
| orously preparing for the campaign. A
l splendid and.wagon, the only one in the
l county, and magnificent Organization
= will make this band one OF the most popu
. lar in this section this fall.
: A MARRIA6E notice will be found in oul
advertising columns this morning which
Q considering the names and date, will be
apt to calse = sensation. Mr.. and Mrs
4 Fauble have kept their secret well, bu
marriage. like murder, will out. We oiel
: congratulations and heartiest well wishes
LAST evening as Robert McLain wal
: driving his buggy into the grounds OF hit
, residence in Centre Wheeling, a wagon
q passing at the time collided with the We
4 hiCle, and it was overturned. One. Wheel
7 was badly broken, but no other damage
resulted, Mr.. McLain fortunately escaping
unbrnised.
AMONG the cases at police court yester:
! day morning was one that appealed
= strongly to the sympathies Of the speCta.
: tors. Mrs. Lucinda johnson, an aged
! lady,of-most respectable appearance and
. genteel bearing, was arraigned FOL
Drunkenness. She was fined 50 and costs,
| the case being plain ono.
3 THE boilers helpers and third.hands at
the Belmont mill went out on a strike
yesterday. Tho helpers demand an in.
crease OFFS cents per day, which would
! make their wages 81 % per day, and the
third.hands ask a proportionate increase.
The boilers refused to concede TO the de-
! mands, and the helpers are therefore idle.
, .THElfollowing letters remained in the
! Postofllce unclaimed, August Sd. j.
Newton Ashton, r. S. Bridges, Maj.
] S. D. Bush, A. A. Bradford, Capt. d. Daw-
, son, Jno. Grundle, Earnest Krebzschmau,
]. A Lobinger, G.S. Maugum, NJ. Reese,
T. Rydn, A.. Rockland, Misses Srlthy
Thorp, Rev. W.C. Wilson, O. W. West,
S. Wolf.
DESPITE the pelting Capt Yancey re.
ceived Saturday night 1t is understood he
is still in the field for City Sergeant. The
watermelon rines failed to convince the
lredoubtable warrior that his hopes were
written in the sand" 1t is now settled
, beyond any reasonable doubt that Van.
cey will be carried by the city boys either
TO victory or to the river, the latter more
J probable.
THE funeral services for the venerable
and most highly esteemed Father Walters,
taking place at St, Alphonsus, and not in
the Cathedral in which he was ordained
27years ago may seem strange. We are
informed that II is owing TO the fact that
the Cathedral Is 50 filled up with sCalfold.
ing as to make it quite inconvenient to
hold solemn services:
Thar caricature on an ape that does
the walking for the Register, intimated yes.
te s day, morning that one Of The local stat TAT
alarm d te e SaS saUrdny m sof Ins
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