The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-12

her 10 lIlB Guy lOChup' uNtutHS' sS"e'
Mollie Mclaughlin, got sixty days in Jail yes
day morning.
TuE Board OF Insurance Underwriters, re-
Gently formed In this city, will meet thus
afternoon In the office OF the !EtnA FIRE ana
Marine Insurance Company The rate viii
be ready and agents are expected to name
their solicitors
Az impression seems TO have gained cur
rency that the educational gathering In this
city the last OF this month Is for county SUI
pefintGndents only. All teachers " no can
conveniently attend are earnestly desired to
do so by Superintendent Butcher.
Tux statement inadvertently made yester-
day that Mrs. George W. johnson died some
time ago was an error. Mrs. Johnson Is still
living, much esteemed by large. Giro lie OF
acQuaintanCes and revered by. her large
family OF children aud grand children.
TIE Ladies' Aid Society OF the German
Methodist Church, on Chuplne street, Centre
Wheeling, has elected the following officers:
President, Mrs. Catherine WCidman; Vice
President, Mrs. Gertrude Shultz; Secretary,
Carolina Treiver; Treasurer. Mrs. Maria
SChoenlein
RopgRr RICHARDSON was arraignOd before
Squire PHILIPS yesterday on u charge Of
stealing several coal hOds from John UDon.
mel. lie was found guilty by the squire and
fined sos and costs, failing to pay which he
makes his abode temporarily In the countys
castle on Foil street.
EVANSVILLE, November l1,-Arrived John
Hopkins, Cairo J. Il. Williams and tow, mp
JAS Guthrie, Louisville. Departed Josh Y.
Throop, Cairo; John s. Hopkins. Memphis
Guthrie; Louisville. Weather cloudy and
mild; more rain tonight. River feet and
rising. Business light.
THE iootrace between Hammond, OF Bell.
ARE, and Gaetly, OF BenwoOd, Is to come of
on the State Fair Grounds this afternoon II
tile state OF the weather and the condition OF
tho track will permit. Considerable interest
Is reported at the homes OF the contestants,
but little has been thought OF the race here
SEVERAL lunatics are confined in the county
iaiI. They arc Mrs. Duffy, o widow, Of this
city; Mrs. Jennie Barker, and Louisa Ohley,
who were brought in from the county poor
house Yesterday, and COrnelia Taylor, who
was brought down from Brooke county by
ex.Sheritf Tinglc yesterday. They will be
taken to the Asylum ut Weston this morning
A VERY nice arrangement has been made
by Superintendent BirCh.tO furnish music
for tho Convention OF Superintendent and
Teachers Institute, TO DO held In the hall OF
tho House Of Delegates Thanksgiving week.
Five Of the pupils OF eRcll grammar school
in the city will DO selected, and the forty
thus secured form choir to lead the singing
on the occasion named.
TnE postoillce Of Sherrard, Marshall county,
which was discontinued on acC0unt,O OF the
failure OF the late postmaster to make proper
returns to the department. has been ordered
ro.cstablished with Mr.. James McCaiTrey as
postmaster. As soon as Mr. McCallrey re.
cclyps his commission, which will be In few
days the patrons Of the Sherrard office will
again be supplied with mail ut that place.
TIE new system Of working in our public
schools Is now In operation In oil depart.
ments but the highest, and Is reported great
improvement over the old plan. Some Of the
examination papers Of the different wards
we're shown to reporter by Superintendent
Birch last night The work Is neatly done,
and the papers would pass very Creditably TO
Our schools In comparison With any we have
ever seen.
As THE cold and disagreeable weather OF
winter approaches certain individuals are
loudly abusing the Superintendent OF Water
Works for not laying the thirty inch pipe.
lie Ia not 10 blame. The work Is TO be done
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city.
DoSALD Mckay, the Warm Spring Chief OF
ModOc war fame, draws large crowds nightly
to out door lectures on Sixteenth street, or
p0site the Mcclure House. lie has n partner
who sells books and medicine to the crowds
he attracts. Col. Mckay says liC was driven
to this means Of gaining n livelihood by an
unfortunate lameness which drove him from
the stage. lic thinks Of renting store here
Tor TIC wlh!ef anu bringing ms family here,
% sell De"u WORK. pictures BOOKS anu the
hAe'
DuRtEa tho past weed work has been doing
u all departments at Sweeney's Foundry.
Yesterday q three thousand pound driving
wheel, for the Upper luvemide Mil was cast
An nnneAll ng box OF eight thousand two hun.
drel pounds weight was sent TO he Crescent
Mill, also q roll to the. Top mill weighing
eight thousand one hundred pounds. Thurs.
day night and Immense cohdCnsor or ngitator
for tie sugar Refinery was cast, and 1nother
one Will he cast Monday Both weigh about
eight thousand pounds.
Or courte the Academy of Music will be
crowded, as usual, this evening. 4 good
house on Saturday hightcan always be relied
on. A reporter asked an old stager last night