The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-03
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MY GERGLpNEn matinee this afternoon,
Tux Supreme Court Of Appeals will meet
to-day at the State House.
THE Belmont blast furnace has started up
again, arrangements having been made to
procure coke.
OVERSIZE OF chain gang RadfoFd, yesterday
arrested u most disgusting creature for In
decent conduct
To DAY Is pay day at the South Wheeling
Glass Works, Pottery and Belmont ana
Riverside mills
TUE Telephone Exchange has received an
other board, making total Of seven now in
use, and the business Is still increasing
THERE was masquerade surprise party
rendered the Misses He'll ut Goetze's Hall last
evening, very pleasant crowd being present
THE members OF the Lincoln club will meet
at their rooms Monday evening in annual
session, to elect five directors OF the organiza-
ton.
MARKET street received much needed
scraping yesterday which should be followed
up by the speedy removal Of the monuments
OF mud.
EPICuREs are now rejoicing over venison
steaks which are coming In from the moun'
tains, and done to the proper turn are simply
delicious,
Tue South Side Singing Society gave an
anniversary dance at its hall in South Wheel
ing, last evening, Mayors orchestra furnish
ing the music.
A QUIET wedding in high life Is booked for
next Thursday and Is furnishing an interest
ing topic for society circles. Both parties are
well.known members Of Wheeling society
Tue property advertised in yesterday
mornings paper on Eoff street, was sold dur
ing the day by Alexander Bone, real estate
agent, to II, F, Behrens, for $l,515 cash.
CAPTAIN BENNETT yesterday removed from
the force OF patrolmen Jake Soles, for drunk,
enness, and Steve Crawford was appointed
in his place. Crawford will, 1t Is believed,
make an excellent officer,
Tug funeral OF Cletus Hauser which took
place Yesterday from his late residence, was
yery large one. Tho exercises were con
Quoted BY DR., schaliernuk, and the remains
were inferred in Mt. Wood.
TIE Nail City Brewery yesterday received
the first installment Of the fifty, large, casks
ordered for the new cellar and ice house
They have capacity OF 1900 gallons each
The new building Is going up steadily anC
will be an immense structure
THERE will be suit for damages agains
the city ere long II more care Is not taken o
tho so inch trench on Eotf street from Six
tenth to Fifteenth streets, The Street Com
missioner has taken so much sand away thu
the trench Is not more than hall filled up
The new arrangement ut the roller skatinl
rink works with gratifying success, an!
| ,,ono1nr IucAg IL DlnASph with the CXOerl
ment so far. This afternoon and evening
the same popular prices OF admission VIII b
charged, and there will, no doubt, be bette
attendance than any Saturday this season.
DURING the past week new engine ha
been placed in position ltSweeney's foundry
and Il will be started this afternoon. A roI
for the Belmont weighing $500 pounds, Il
wheel for Reymann's Brewery weighing I, 80
pounds, and u condenser or agitator for tn
Sugar Refinery weighing $500 pounds wer
among the heavy castings.
Very little was done In the Circuit Court
before Judge Boyd, yesterday, outside OF tn
rendering OF OF the verdict In the case OF III
State vs. Wherry, mentioned elsewhere. Til
case OF the State VS. Frank Stanley, indiCte,
for malicious shooting, was called by the dc
tense by his attorney. u. b. Dovener read
long, affidavit recitlng that Gillespie, Blis
and Martin, material witnesses, were absent
and praying O resetting or continuance. IN
case was continued until the next time. Thi
Il the case in which Willard White was shO
at the Mcclure House corner while an eilor
was being made to take prisoner from ON
Ger Shorts. The case Of the State vs. Basset
was passed. death having occurred In tn
family Of an important witness