The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-18
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Gathered From All over the city BY
Ubiquitous Reporters.


STATE srPERISTESDEST OF Free Schools
Butcher handled !, 0lS pieces Of mail matter
last month.
THE river Is coming up and the Welcome
and Return manage to get around in very
good shape,
THE Beethoven Society gave very pleas
ant hop last evening at their hall, corner
Fourteenth and Market streets, Was played.
JAILER DALEY and officer Flynn yesterday
took Davis and Gully, the fire bugs, and Null
len, the watch thief, to the Penitentiary OF
MOundsyille.
THR next attraction a. the Opera House
after keene will be Minors Comedy Com
pany, on the oath and 18th Of October. Min
ME Palmer will follow,
AT the New Mcclure and other pool rooms,
pools were sold on the Boli-Welsgerber race
last evening. Weisgerber getting $40 ut the
call and Boil selling even up.
TIos. PYLE, mot Hill, as we printed 1t
yesterday who was run into the Eighth ward
lookup Saturday for drunkenness, was yes
terday fined IS and costs by Judge JefieH.
JoI SALISBURY, the pioneer State Fur fer
shore substantial flight OF stairs with long
dry dock that he brightly eliminates at
night
JOE WEBB, the Seventeenth street salOonist,
was fined $50 and costs In Police Court yes
terday for selling liquor on Sunday, He took
an appeal to the Circuit Court by his attor-
ney, Mr.. CraCraft
PRoV. J. NJ. FRAsHER's display OF pen
drawing and other articles illustrating the
work OF his business college, took first pre-,
MUM at the State Fair, and Is now decorated
with the red ribbon,
Tue Central Glass Works on Saturday
shipped to Germany large invoice Of glass
ware, principally beer mugs, dishes, etc. This
was the largest shipment ever made by the
works to any foreign country,
Henry SEANoN has new biginjun, engaged
during the Fair He Is from western
reservation, and is decked In all the galety Of
dress parade that suggests itself to the un'
tutored child OF the wilderness.
], A. HOLIDAY Il Son have been awarded
the contract OF putting up new stables on
FOrty.second street, South Wheeling, by the
Street Railway Company. They will COM
menCe operations Immediately.
sHERFY BR0wN yesterday deposited over
5000 OF taxes collected since Saturday al
The close OF banking hours This is exclusive
OF all collections made by deputy Mitchell
and Mr.. Morgan ut West Liberty.
YESTERDAY afternoon Capt, Bennett was
appealed to by young man who wanted his
sister, q girl OF 10 years OF age, arrested, as
she was running Off to Pittsburgh, The girl
was taken off the 4:52 +. w. Il Ky, train and
sent to her home,
NEXT Wednesday between the heats Of the
free.ior.all trOt, on the home stretch James
Wheat, (colOred) Of Pittsburgh will rnn al
unknown man from Parkersburg one hun
bred yard raCe for 800. Those posted say II
will be lively work.
LETTERS remaining in the Postofiice un'
claimed October IL, 1881: Dilsey Dennison
Daniel IIetmer, John A. Kratz, Mrs. Ialley
d. A. MiCkle, Col. ], NJ. Mason, Mrs. Mary
MCGee, Henry Murry, Edward ]. Rice, Phil
Repp, l.. A. Rllc, NihOlaus thinner.
TICKETS for Thomas W. Keene's engage
mcnt at the Opera House will be placed on
sale at Wilson & Banners music store to
morrow morning ut o'clock. Friday nigh
''Richelleu" will he played, Saturday after
noon 1.-THE Merchant Of Venice" and Satur
day night Orchard ILL.,"
ONE OF the special police at the Fair yes
terday had little difficulty with one OF the
managers, and coming over to the city desired
to swear out warrant before Squire
Philips. That justice, however, refused L
issue It, II Is said another Justice afterward!
did so, but II had not been served lust even
ing at the close of the Fair.
ANOTHER burglary, In about the same 10.
cality us those catalogued yesterday, is re
ported, having taken place Saturday night
The cellars OF MeSsrs. Fred. SCllnepf and JOhr
Klett, who live in double house on SOutl
Front street, we're entered, and u quantity Of
meat, canned goods and provisions stolen
No clue to the identity Of the operators WI
left
TIE COmiQue presented to good audience
last evening some very acceptable new face!
and very good bin. Venus, who appear
on slack wire, does very elegant act In {
graceful manner. The Winnettes, in thei
German sketch, were loudly ,applauded, ant
Rose Hall was, as usual, well received.
new team, said to be very tinG-llOward ant
Romelli, will be here to-day and the lis
will then be complete.
SQUIRE CALDWELL yesterday had before hin
one OF those lamontable cases growing out o
neighbOrs' broils, the parties being two prom
inent and estimable families OF North Wheel
Ing and about two dozen OF the nCighbOrs
OF both sexes and all ages, being interested
as witnesses. II caused some excitement, allt
considerable bad blood WIS shown In q qnie
way. II seems pity that such people shout,
resort To the courts TO settle brawl orlgina
ting among children.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted to recort
one deed Of trust and two deeds In fee, an,
Issued one marriage license. The deeds II
fee are rs follows: Deed made by Robert En-
blem 10 Sarah A. Cooper, October II, 1881
In consideration OF $1,000 for the south hal
Of lot 10 IN square II, on the east side o
Chapline between Twenty-Scyenth ant
Twenty.eigltlI streets; deed made by ThOS
II. Birch 10 John Walford, October 10, 1881
In consideration OF 81 800, for lot IS In sQuar
"a, In South Wheeling
YESTERDAY two small children OF Charlie
Herslart, OF the Top Mill gathered upall tn
loose change they could find In the house
while both Of their parents were absent, ant
came down town on shopping expedition
At Peter LoeChef's $50 was secured frou
them, the statesmen thinking II Mas all the!
had, and intending TO send II home. TheI
next went to Sheibs, where SO was captured
for the same purpose and a short time afte
Officer bob JunklnS found them wandering
about the streets with % 70 In change, ant
took them and the money home.
SuNDAY night man named Morrow, from
Hancock county, stopped at Brunhaus' res
taurant In the Second ward market, and ut
some oysters. When he came to pay 70
what he had eaten he discovered that lie wa
out Qt funds He proposed 10 leave hi
watcli "a security for 81, which proposition
was accepted. Scarcely had Morrow lef
until q man named James Alexander cam,
Up and claimed the watch rs his property
lIrunhaus was finally persuaded that lie hat
been swindled, and surrendered the watch
Yesterday Morrow called for Il. A warran
was sworn out for Alexander and Squire
Philips bound him over to Court In $1,000
bonds.
A YouSo man named Corbett hired bugg,
from Il. Il. Neal, and started out for ride
While going dlong the river road near tn
ferry a Wheeling chap, who was permitting
his girl to drive, ran Into him. The fellow
seemed TO have lost oil thought OF where hi
horse was going until II was upon the buggy
ihnu In thenScItpmenL he endeAVofel to mil