The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-30


Grades Is called to meet ut the cornerot For
tlcth and Jacob streets at 2 o'clock this alter
noon to settle some matters connected with
the Sugar Refinery switch.
To.NTduT there will DO large party given
Al the residence OF Mrs. Henry Brues, on the
Island, and next Tuesday evening there will
be another large hop ut the Zane residence,
Kramer will play for both,
EUREKA LODGE No. IS, |. O. o, f., last even
Ing elected the following officers n, g., Geo.
Montgomery; V. g., Henry Neihaus; Score.
tary, Godfrey Schulz; Treasurer VIM. II,
Bland; Trustee, Geo. Montgomery.
The stable owned by W. II, shelb and de.
stroyed by fire yesterday morning with It's
contents, was insured In the London 4
will be about $500, but to the company only
about $500.
In part one OF the Circuit Court yesterday
further arguments were heard In the case IN
ChunCery OF Robinson vs.. Robinson, and In
part two before Judge Jacob the arguments
In the case OF Mendel & Co. VS.. the City OF
Wheeling were continued.
THE only deed recorded yesterday was one
made December "a, 1881, by Josiah Dillon
and wife, OF Middletown Allegheny county,
to Stephen T. Edwards, Of Wheeling, in con.
sideratiOn OF 800, Of the west half OF lot 80,
fronting on FOurteentlLStreet.
SEVERAL members OF the German" and
some OF the older members OF society are Sc
riously agitating grand full dress New
Years hop at the New NlCLure Monday even.
ing. II will probably materaliZe
SQUIRE Ankle reCommitted the Dealls
again yesterday for ten days They are the
ones charged with the shooting Of Harry
Paxton. Paxton, by the way, Is in very
weak condition, although the doctors say
that his prospects for recovery are ut present
very good.
We like enterprisC-SuCh enterprise as the
Register occasionally shows, as for Instance In
lis local columns OF yesterday, where 1t APP
propriates rcr bdtiIn an item that appeared In
Tuesdays lNTELLIdESCER about one Walter
Sanford, killed on railroad in New Jersey
last Saturday.
THE Committee OF the County Commission
ers on Poor House and Farm, has decided TO
builda small hospital in connection with
the Poor House, and Chairman Schullze will
go out to-day to arrange for It's erection. II
will be brick building with four wards, q
kitchen and bath room.
A PLEASANT little afIair took place at the
Female College yesterday afternoon. The
Junior class presented Miss Kramer, one Of
The teachers, with an elegantly bound book
Miss Maud Wiley made very graceful little
preSententation speech on behalf OF the class,
and Miss Kramer responded briefly and with
feeling.
Tue equal Of the clerical force In the Au.
ditor's Office II would be hard to find. They
are poets, singers wits, society men, etc. The
chief poet yesterday got of the following
and pinned II OH the coat OF the "mnSher:"
Lightly they'll speak VI the spirit that's gone,
And DER bis cold ashes upbrad him
but little he'll kick iithey let him sleep on
In the grave where the German has laid him"
THE work OF remodeling the hook and lad.
der house was commenced yesterday. An
extension will have TO be built In the rear,
so rs 10 allow the truck to stand with the pole
and harness attacked. The stalls will be
placed on both sides. The walls and ceiling
will have to be fixed and general overhaul
Ing take place.
LAST evening at the Mmnnerchor Hall, in
Decks Block, there was large and elegant
party Of ladies and gentlemen gathered. The
MWnnerChOrs ball Of last night was big
success never has the society given a more
successful ball, and never has the evening
passed so pleasantly. Kramer played In bis
best style and satisfied all. This society will
move Into It's new quarters Aprill.
TIE United States District Court met yes.
terday morning pursuant to adjournment,
Judge ]. J. Jackson on the bench. In the
case OF Boast 4 Co., the steamer Return In
admiralty, the arguments were continued.
Judge Jackson announced that he would
hold his decision In allegiance, and II lie
should not send II on, he would announce II
at the March term. The case OF ]. W. Oar
ton vs.. the steamer Pres. Ellison was cOntin.
ued 10 the March term, 10 which time the
Court adjourned.
TnE parents Of Maggie 1Iaslop, the girl sup.
posed TO have been drowned at the Martins
Ferry landing on this side offer a reward for
the body or for information that will
lead 10 tue discovery Of her whereabouts,
Her father aud grandfather believe her TO DO
drowned. Others believe she las run away
and that size threw her hat and basketinto
the river TO tnislead. The 1NrELLidEN.
GER published the morning after the 90.
Currence, exclusively tho fact Of the girls
visiting the house Of = medium, and OF be.
ing In the company Of certain young man.
The Repitlsr, as tisilal, Is rehasllhg this mat
ter daily as news
Ma. Will. II. FEEand Miss Lulu Wait were
Joined In marriage last evening at the home
Of the BRIDES parents on EofF street, amid the
and well wishes Of relatives
and few friends for q long and prosperous
and happy life. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rey 8. u, Datnilz according 10
the order Of service Of the Lutheran Church
and was most solemn and impressive. The
bride was dressed in grape colored silk and
Spanish lace, and the groom ~ the conven.
tiOnal black, with white neCktie. Tie at
bride, and Miss Meta Wellington, daughter
OF Councilman WOlyingtoh Of the Sixth
ward. Mrs. Ziegenieldef furnished the re.
fteshments which were very elegant and
beautifully served, We wish friend viii and
his bride q honeymoon 10 last all through
life.
The Opera House was moderately filled
last evening 10 wilness tile second presenta-
tlon in this city Of that popular society play,
1.-THE Bankers Daughter" II can be safely
tile organization that has appeared on the
boards In this city for the past two nights is
the finest one that has been seen In Wheeling
since diplomacy" was performed, three sea.
sons ago. Every member oil this COinbina.
ton Is a true artist and perfectly fitted to
theit part. Everything Is said and done
evenly, naturally and without Alteration,
and, for the time, each seems TO live and feel
the part assigned. Given, as the drama Is,
with elegant costumes and handsome stage
accessories the seeming lack Of appreciation |
shown by The audiences 10 deplofable. Both
evenings the absence Of old iheatre.gOefs was
and The GOODNESS shown by those |
that were present must have been depressing |
10 the company, The play ab0uhds with |
fine situations that appeal 10 ones sympa.
titles, but yet last evening only once or twice 1
aid the audience acknowledge the same. We
must again speak IL prslse q the pettottn;