The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-28

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about the streets wherever needed, TO tend
TO the preservation Of the health Of the
place.
Tug wires Of the FIRE alarm telegraph were
last evening ordered removed from the
present poles to those Of the Central District
and Printing Telegraph Company. The
Council stipulated that the cost should not
exceed 500, No charge will be made for
the use OF the poles,
Mn, ARMSTRONG offered : resOlutiOn in the
Second Branch last evening which was not
touched, to the effect that the proper Steps be
taken by the city officials to assess and levy .
tax on the Citizens Railway Company dating
from the time Of the expiration Of the said
cUmpany's franchise.
'.ONE HUNDRED WIvEs" was again given
ut the Opera House last night but TO much
smaller audience than the night before.
Tho remark OF Mrs. Mckinley" concerning
the Mormon religion will apply with equal
force to this play; ut is good enough, II
they only had somebody TO run it right
Ar a meeting Of Nelson Lodge No 80, A; T.
& A. ~, held nj its Lodge room ON Tuesday
evening, December 9th, 1851, the following
officers were installed; l., II, Albright, W.
Nil G. Baker, S. W.; J. b. Quarter, J.. WI
]. w, Morris, S. d.; G. W. Kelly, J, D.; Geo
II. Carnahau, Treasurer Jas. Wheeler, Sec
rotary,
As THE steamer DiuFnal landed at the Bell.
aire wharibsat last evening on Its up trip,
sneak thief went on the boat, and entering
one Of the staterboms, picked up passengers
coat aud threw 1t out on the whartbOat One
OF the crew having seen him gave the alarm,
when he ran oil up town, The coat was re-
covered.
TuE friends OF the Reformed Episcopal
Sunday School are cordially invited TO the
Christmas anniversary to be held In Mozart
Hall this evening. The programme will in.
clUde concert exercise, with rccitati0ns and
responsive readings and distribution Of
sweetmeats by Santa Claus, The public will
be welcome.
TuE Top Mill hot iron feeders met at the
Second ward market house last evening with
full attendance, II was resolved 10 resume
their places In the mill this morning, the
learning boys having been taken OFT yester-
day, and everything arranged satisfactorily
to the hot feeders. This action is taken by
the cold feeders US an encouraging sign for
them.
JusrIcE CALDWELL yesterday issued war
rant on complaint Of detective Love, OF the
T., G. j. st. l.. railway company, for Andrew
Grinder, charged with the malicious destruc'
ton Of property belonging 10 the company
The alleged OiIense IL several acts OF vlndal'
Ism at the T., W. & Ky. engine house In North
Wheeling Grinder Is small boy, and the
case Is intended 10 intimidate the gamln who
are in the habit OF committing depreciation!
ON the cars in the yard.
BorlI parts of the Circuit Court were In
session yesterday, but the sessions were con
| n mn flnTuIFFnFa In IuIDf
Jacobs court the demurrer Of the city TO thu
declaration In the suit brought by J. i. Men
del 4 Co. for $4,000 damages for failure Il
protect their furniture factory from destruc
ton by FIRE, was considered. The city de
murs on the general ground OF nOn.liabillty
for damages In case Of this kind, and also
to special features OF the declaration.
SHORTLY after i2 o'clock Monday Mr.. Harry
O. futile and Miss Francis COmertOrd were
united In marriage by Rev. Curtis at the res
idence of the brides parents, No. "a Twenty
fourth street After receiving the hearty
congratulations OF the company assembled
tho happy couple departed on the l:22 train
r, G. &'St. L. H. r., for Pittsburgh, where
they will visit for week among friends anC
relatives. The best wishes OF large circle o.
friends accompany them. The presents were
numerous and beautiful.
REv. Mn. LOOMS, the new pastor OF Thomp
son NJ. u. Chapel, Island, was last evening
surprised bya large party OF his congrega
| tOn, who all bore some acceptable present
for himself or his good wife. Several apprO
PIRATE signs Of his peoples appreciation oi
| his minlstratlOns were also presented on he
lMlf of the congregation at large. The IN
TELLIGENcER acknowledges cordial invita-
ton to he represented on the occasion, but
regrets that press of other matters prevent
ed the acceptance Of the kind invitation.
Ar two o'clock Monday, the Thomson NJ
H. Sunday School had very pleasant enter
tainment and treat The day was cherries
yet the house was filled with happy boys and
girls and their friends. The programme con
sisted Of appropriate responsive readings
deClAmAtiOns, dialogues and songs, all o
which were we'll rendered The speakers
without exception, acquitted themselves well
The success and pleasure Of the occasion was
due chiefly to the interchangeable efforts oil
Mrs. NJ. J. Bell and her associate, Mrs, Lucy
MCGrcgor.
Ar 4 stated conclave OF Wheeling Com,
mandery No. t. knights Templar, held In
Masonic Temple, in the city OF Wheeling on
Monday evening, December 10th, A. y. 1881
"a. o. 7G3), the following officers were duly
| elected and installed for the ensuing Templar
year Elm. Sir Geo. +. Irvine, Eminent Com.
mandeT Sir John ii. Brown, GenernlissimO;
SirS. Warehouse, Jr., Captain General; Sir
Odell s. Long, prclatc; Sir Joseph Hall, Sen.
ior Warden; Sir j. A. STANLEY, Junior War.
den; Sir G. /. brown, Treasurer; Sir RObt +.
Armstrong, Recorder Sir +. W. bowers,
Standard bearer; Sir O. W. KrOnhardt, Sword
Bearer Sir W. II. Foster Warderi Sir 7. w.
Bliss, Sentinel.
SECRETARY or STATE srALSAKER yesterday
issued n certificate Of incorporation to an or.
ganizatiOn knownhs the Campbell's Greek
railroad company, formed for the purpose Of
constructing railroad from the mouth OF
Campbell's creek, In Kanawha county, by
the most practicable route TO the head OF said
creek The main office Of the company Is to
be kept at Charleston, and the charter Is Il
perpetual one, with n capital stock Of $50 600,
In shares OF 800 EACH OF this sum $500 has
been subscribed for the purpose Of inCorpora-
ton, the subscribers being FIVE prominent
Charleston men. This runs the average Of
railroad companies organized this year to
about four per month.
"TnE DASKERs DAuGn1ER' will he pre-.
sented at the Opera House this evening by
Golfers pupnlar. combination. The story Of
the play Is familiar ms any popular novel Of
Ing with increased interest. Every situation
ID 10 finely drawn and appeals so directly to
the emotions that when acted by superb
company 1t will always carry an audience
with every act, and draw from those present
the most intense feelings OF either Joy or
sympathy. We predict delighted audiences
Of such size as will tax the capacity Of the
Opera House both this evening and to-
morrow evening. The box sheet, at Wilson
& Banners, Is already badly scored up, but
some desirable seats can still be secured.
AT half past six o'clock last evening an
alarm Of fire was turned In from station No.
i3 corner OF Main and Third streets, to which
the department responded as quickly as the
awful condition Of the streets would permit.
The fire was In the second story Of the Camp
bell tenement building at No. 100 Main street,
occupied by Eph Jackson and wife. Mrs. j.
had flung some clothes before the FIRE to-day,
and she and her husband had gone out to see
friend Returning In few minutes the
clothes were found burned and there was
also fire In the Hue. The hose was not used,
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