The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-25
SCRAPS OF HEWs,
Gathered Hero and There By InIelli'
gonceF Reporters.
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TEE streets are really dirty.
WHAT will thenext sensation be2
MARCH is to pass away in a lsOnine.
manner.
To-Day will be payday at the Central
Glass Works.
Mr.. Ed. LARKIS has Just received four
new hacks for his "liVery Of the bridge
Ex.PoLlcEMAN CHARLEY AsMus will To-
cate in Cleveland alter the hrstot April
THRRE deeds in fee were admitted to
record In the Recorders office yesterday.
THE Baltimore & Ohio pay car wss in
the city yesterday and went out the Hemp
field.
Mr., JOHN BAILIE has been appointed
agent IN this city for the State Steamship
Line.
AN attempt OF burglary on Virginia
street, Island, early yesterday morning,
was neatly frustrated.
A SRw locomotive has been purchased
by the Riverside Iron Company for use at
their furnace at Benwood,
soME Of the pupils Of the Third ward
school will give an entertainment this
afternoon in the examination hall.
Tue "Fridsy Night Folks" will hold
their weekly party at the residence Of Mr.
James Neil, South Penn street, Island,
tonight.
GEoRoR YHARLING, for many years as
sistant at Greenwood Cemetery. has re-
signed his position and will hereafter live
with Gap. Tom Prince, on the Island,
MRs. o. O. DEWEY has disposed Of her
fine residence, on the northeast corner o.
Main and Ninth streets, TO Mrs: Jacob
Berger for sci 900, which is deemed avery
good price for the property,
A WHEELING and Bellaire man are
lslill furnishing items for the papers; Both
should learn that discretion is the better
part OF yalor," and act more prudently
hereafter. -Belairc Independent
The Centre Foundry was sold at auction
Yesterday, TO John Young, Esq ,9V
Iauctioneer J. o. Harvey, Tor y, lbO' MI
Young will at once put II In entire repair,
and carry on q general foundry business
EXAMINATIONS were held in division A
of the Eighth ward school yesterday. after
noon, All the other divisions will be ex'
ahmed this forenoon. The Longlellow
Literary Society will give an entertain
ment In the afternoon, ..r'
TnE Miller Glee Club, whose members
have been praGticing for the last four
years, was asked TO sing Of the Harmonic
MennerChor hall last hight, when II was
discovered that not q single member knew
one note from another.
THE Junior class Of the Wheeling Fe'
male College will give an entertainment at
the College Hall OF 8 O'Clock this evening
No invitations have been Issued, ConBe
ouently the public are welcome. Bishop
Simpson will be present and address the
class.
A MAN named Adams, known as "shoo
Fly" fell headlong upon mass oil hot
iron at the Belmont mill yesterday, and
was severely burnt about the breast and
arms. He was unable to relieve himael
from his position until Mr., Moenkemoel'
Ier went TO his assistance.
A LARGE number oil the male members
OF the acknowledgements Singing
Society met OF their hall In Franzheim'G
building last night and passed delight
full evening, Prois SCheuher and Xii
meyer presided at the piano, and COL
Roller with his Cornet, charmed all pres
emit. Addresses by several OF the mem
bers were listened to with much attention
and pleasure.
A DISTURBANCE was raised OF the Grant
House, North Main street, last night by
two intoxicated individuals, one Of whom
was arrested by Lieutenant sylvis on the
towboat Nail City, where he had taken
refuge, but the other was so drunk that he
could not be removed from the boat.
While the arrest was being made by Sylvis
the man resisted vigorously but he was
finally persuaded to 60 to the lookup.
YESTERDAY was the day fixed for the
holding OF the annual election for direct.
ors OF the Greenwood Cemetery AssoCla.
ton, but:not single stakeholder put In
an appearance, and as q consequence the
old board oil trustees held over, The board
Is 90 follows: George Adams, JohnA. Arm.
strong, John K. Botsiord, DR.. E. A. Hid.
reth, Jos. Bell, r. O. Bonham and A. j..
Sweeney. A. y. Sweeney Ia President, and
r. O. Bonham Secretary.