The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-08
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WILL Mr.. Vennor please take this Cake2
THREE deeds Of trust were recorded yes.
terdAy.
THUNDER, lightning, hail and rain-that
was the programme last night,
MT. De CHANTAL commencement is
dated for the 2Sd Of this month.
Still fewer losfsrs last night on Market
street. Those who did brave public feel
ing are marked, 2
'THE work Of building the fence at the
new lair gIounds has been awarded to
Carpenter Craig.
Tue Fulton paper mill was stopped yes.
teTday In order TO clean the boilers. It
will start up this morning.
GEORGE DUNCAN an unadorned inebriate
was laid TO rest in the lookup by Officer
Brady yesterday afternoon.
HERMAN BIERcoTT was fined S. by
Squire Phillips, yesterday, for trespsssing
on the property Of Alex. Pannell.
ABOUT twenty young gentleman were
hunting for q band Of music with which
10 serenade Lon LinCh last night.
STREET COMMISSIONERS STEPHENS has had
the board walk on the east side Of the
National Road put in good repair.
WILLIAM FISHER was before Squire Nc.
Ourdy yesterday charged with disturbing
the peace, on oath Of Mr., Album,
Tue stalls at the United Engine House
have been reversed, in order that the
horses heads may face the engine.
Two THOUSAND feet Of cotton hose, the
best made, were ordered yesterday Tor the
Fire Department by Chief EcCles.
THR stone.masons finished the Iounda'
ton for the new residence, building at the
head Of Fifteenth street, yesterday.
KRAMER's BAND left yesterday for Nor
RantoWn, to play for the commencement
exercises in progress there this week.
TUE new outfits for the Assistant Fire
MarshRls have arrived. They consist oil
coats and hats, both white and very hand
some,
THB newly elected lady managers Of the
Ohildren's Home are requested to meet at
the Home to-day at eleven o'clock, Tor or
gAnizAtiOn,
A YOUNG man, named Stewart, had one
OF bis hands mashed at the Belmont mill,
day before yesterday, while dumping a
load Of alag.
MANY people read the English Lutheran
bulletins yesterday as Mr.. Bailie posted
them, and fairly shouted for Joy at the
success Of the excursion.
The Knights Of Temperance are look.
ing for q big time at the picnic on the
second OF July, at Memminger's Orchard.
#. 7. OoCkayne will play,
CLERK QUARTER and Assistant Clerk
Foreman were engaged yesterday In tear.
ing up and putting to rights the office oil
the Board OF Commissioners.
MRS. MARY E, Holman was yesterday
appointed Administrative Of the estate oil
J, T. Holman deceased. Bond $1,000,
with Ii. A. Uthman as surety.
JUSTICE KYLE yesterday issued warrants
for John Costello and John DOlan Tor
driving at q fast rate Of speed through the
Incorporated village Of Triadelphia.
The picnic TO be held at Benwood on
next Saturday promises to be a big alIaia,
IT, T, CoCkayne will occupy the music
stand. A number from this city will 80
down.
THE lin box resurreCted from the old
foundation OF tho soldiers monument on
the hill has been placed In Its proper cor.
ner In the new foundation on the Capitol
corner.
WILLIAM DIcKMAN, who was sent to jail
some weeks ago by Squire Phillips TO an.
swer q charge OF stealing cigars from the
steamer 81. Lawrence, was discharged yes
terday.
Two young men named Grier and Med.
ley were fined three dollars and costs by
Squire Wait yesterday, for using insulting
and abusive Language toward Miss Price,
daughter Of NOAH Price, Esq.
AT the recent Council OF the Episcopal
Church at Shepherdstown Wheeling
Island was created an Episcopal parish,
and the church termed st. Luke's, with
Rev. VIII. spaulding as rector.
TONIGHT at the Opera Housot the degree
OF Mistress Of Music will be conferred for
the first time In the history OF the College.
The ladies 10 he honored are Miss Ella
Lewis and Miss Fannie Elsenberg.
ONE Of the most disgusting sights seen
in this city for some time was a bsrouChe
load OF nynph da pare being driven about
the principle streets Of the city by q prom.
inent Clay district constable. Not st..
Meyers.
The names OF John Thomas, superin.
tendent, 4. A. Ford, general passenger
agent, Mr.. Rhodes, operator, and indeed
all the officials o ithe q & =. road, were
mentioned with prasle by the English
Lutheran exCurslonists yesterday.
THIRTEEN HUNDRED invitations to the
Female College commencement have been
issued. As the Opera House does not
hold quite this many, and as everyone
who received an invitation Is sure 10 go,
the only moral we can offer iS: "Go early"
A LITTLE son OF George W. Robinson,
on the Island, pulled a pot Of acalding hot
tea on himself early yesterday morning,
and burned his face In q terrible manner.
Tho little fellow had got up early To 20 to
Rev. Barniiz's picnic, but on account OF
bis injury was unable 10 go. DR.. Myers
attended him.
OK Monday evening a party Of sere.
naders who could sing, and well too, Wis.
tied the Female College. After making
some good music they we're invited 10
enterand we're treated 10 agplendid lunch,
which had been preparing while the songs
were being sung, It was an enjoyable al.
fair all round.
JAMES MCCARRAHAN went into the pot.
terry In an intoxicated condition yesterday
afternoon and soon became involved 10 q
quarrel with manager Pierson, who threw
him down, and In doing 80 McCarrahan's
hand was badly cut. DR.. Reed dressed
his wounds, alter which officer Williams
removed him 10 the Central station.
JAMES sUTToN was committed 10 Jail,
some weeks ago, by Squire Phillips, on
two charges, one In default Of bail TO an.
swer o charge OF larceny, aud the other
for contempt OF court. Day before yester.
day George Dressell went on sutton's
bond on the frat charge, and he was re.
leased from jail, but az he had not satisfied