The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-23
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In the Great Chain or Current Eyents
OF Intareaf.

1HE only uteQ IecoEueu " VIVA N@SSN |
was one Of release,
THE gentlemen Of the German have con- |
,luded 10 use carriages instead OF sleighs TINS
evening.
joins S. CLARKE, the comedian, atthe Opera
House this evening in THE Militia Major
md 'Toodles,"
BESsoS's FERRI will run tonight and
tomorrow night until 0 o'clock 10 Rccomm0-
late the travelling public.
Tue Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Will hold meeting this afternoon at the
second Presbyterian Church, commencing VI
} o'clock,
Tug Mutual Union Telegraph Company
camp" arrived in the city last
evening. There are about sixteen men COM
posing the camp.
BLACK PRISCE LoDGE X. Of p. No. 10, will
live It's annual holiday ball at its lodge
rooms, corner OF Twenty-Iixth and Chapline
streets, this evening.
The remains OF Mrs, Thomas Humes, a
we'll known resident Of West Alexander,
passed through this city yesterday, she nav
Ing died in Lancaster, Ohio, while visiting
friends,
THE Court OF Common Pleas Of Belmont
county will adjourn this evening until jan
uary 9, 1882, at which time special jury has
been summoned to try the Blakemore against
Iddings case.
THERE was narrow escape from q fire In
the new RsgitteT building Wednesday,, The
floor OF the second story caught from the en-
gine fire. The flames were exinguished be-
fore any damage resulted.
LAST evening lamp sitting on the table ut
the residence Of Alex. Kemple, who lives on
EoG street, south OF Twenty'iirst, exploded
Though the family were crowded aroundthe
table, fortunately no one was burned.
Iris daily occurrence for coal teams in
ATTEMPTING TO cross EOtf street, In order TO
reach residents of East Wheeling, to stall In
the thirty inch trench. 1t has been filled up,
but the dirt is loose and has not settled.
TIE public school children OF the Eighth
ward, composing the "LOngtellow Literary
SOciety,n Will give public entertainment at
their school this evening, for which most
ATTRACTIVE programme has been prepared,
TuR full dress hop to DO given by the Ger
man this evening will be q big success, me
most careful attention has been paid to oil
Inc little details, and the aim will be to make
1t enjoyable for all. Mr.. Sam Harrison Will
lead.
CONSTABLE LAucIILIS last night arrested tive
men, Wtogave their names as ohm Miller and
George SeCrit, and who were insulting ladies
on Market street, Squire Philips fined
them one dollar and costs each, which they
paid.
To.SrGur n complimentary benefit will be
rendered at the Academy OF Music TO George
Coleman, u worthy resident OF Bridgeport
who was recently so severely hurt on the
CIV, Il W. railroad. The show will be
something immense OH this occasion.
TIE show at the ComlQue this week is an
extra good one. To hear Miss Nellie 81.
Johns sing the last strain OF 'rhe Shamrock
Of Ireland is alone worth the price Of nd.
mission to lover OF vocal music, Tho CONF
pany are all good In their speCialties.
In Part Of the Circuit Court yesterday the
chancery suit Of Robinson VS.. Robinson, that
has been in the courts since 1855, was argued
before Judge Boyd. Arnett and Cracr9it Tor
Henry Robinson and Peck for George Robin
son. deceased. The arguments were con
timed until the Goth inst. In Judge Jacobs
part, few motions were argued.
A GERMAN who arrived three days ago from
Fatherland, lost between the st. Charles
Hotel and Fulton, his pOckctbOOk, contain
ing all lie possessed, five five dollar pieces,
three dollars In change and q gold breast
pin, in the shape Of a Key. Whoever found
II should deliver 1t to the owner, whose name
NAV be ascertained at the Office OF the POikJ.
Lldii, ON Market street.
TIE Christmas entertainment OF the Dis
cIpleS Sunday School will be held In the
church this evening at 7;30P.M. Is to be
treat for the Children'S Home, and there Is
III II III ha an
bers OF the Sunday School. The friends Of
the Homo and Of the Sunday School are cor
daily invited to attend, and II Is hoped there
will bO full house. Admission twenty
cents.
CONCERNING zone Hundred Wives" the
play booked for the Opera lIouse next Mon
day, we take the following from the Chicago
Times: zone Hundred Wives, In the lcgiti'
mate use OF the term, Is vigorous dramAi
the master key Is boldly sounded In the very
iirst passage, and every succeeding notSswelis
with an added meaning the power OF Its
theme. We endorse the VerdCtof the cast
ern press regarding the piece, aud accord es-
peCal praise TO the company presenting II;
It's power 10 appeal to the popular heart Is
unbounded."
CHRISTMAS and New Years coming on Sab.
ed as holiday. Persons having paper ma.
turing on those days will please arrange II on
the Saturday previous, as the following banks
will be closed on Monday Dece nber goth
and Monday, January %: Peoples Bank,
George w. Eckhart, IT,, cashier; Bank Of
Wheeling II. W. List, teller, for g. Lamb,
cashier; City Bank, r. Crangle, president;
German Bank, by Il. ]. Bayha, cashier; M.
tional Bank OF West Virginia, by John Nor.
gan, cashier; Bank OF the Ohio Valley, by i.
Jepson cashier Commercial Bank, g. 7.
lIfIdreth, cashier; The Exchange Bank OF
Wheeling by John ]. Jones cashier.
TIE parkers Hall Temperance Association
has outlived all other similar societies In the
city, and Is now In q very prosperous Condl.
ton Meetings are held through the week
and gospel temperance meetings on eaCll
Sabbath afternoon. Last Sunday the Rev. Il.
W. Ryan gave the Association an excellent
address, Few speakers handle the subject OF
temperance with as much ability as the Elder.
While speaking on IN old subject he constant.
" gives you something now and fresh. The
cause has warm friend and an able advocate
In this reverend gentleman. Next Sabbath
the Society will have rich Christmas treat
In tho shape Of an address from L. G. Cracrait.
Every one who possibly CaI, should take this
opportunity 10 hear WhCelings fayorite ora.
tor.
YESTERDAY morning before daylight a
Waterman on one Of the steamboats, lying at
the wharf found woman lying at the wa.
ter's edge in n semi.unconSciotls condition.
lie notified officer Kennedy, who was at the
City Building, and the officer went to the
spot. lie found the girl to be 1lottie Stan.
hope, stock actress at the Academy OF Mu.
sic, and removed her 10 her hotel, the IfusG
NAN House, on Water street, where she lay
all day yesterday violently Ill. Some days
ago she fell down stairs and sustained lnjn.
rieS rs q result Of which she has since been
delirious. II Is supposed that she slipped
from the house and went 10 the river with
the intention Of throwing herself into the
water but tainted before carrying out her
desperate design.
TIE audience at the Lincoln Club enter.
tainment Tuesday evening was 40 highly
pleased that there is n Wide demand for an.
other similar entertainment during the holt.
days Several OF our manufacturing estab.
lishinOnts will 10 shut down next week, and
10 accommodate the members and friends OF
the club In these-who are usually keptirom