The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-16
srNnRY CIRcuMsTANtn
Notsd By Reporters In Their Diurnal
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BI1tArsR Is to hayea boat club.
KnAxIa,s band arrived home At Q O'Clock
yesterday morning
THE public schools are 10 have Q holiday thu
Friday Of the State Fair.
TIM regular monthly teachers, meeting,
the ist Of the season, Will be held this after
noon
TnE COT Guards give their first grand ball
at Turner Hall this evening You must
take It In"
THE grammar schools aro to be furnished
with apparatus for chemical and philosophi-
cal illustration. AgOod move,
THR bills for taxes due to GX-Sherih Jingle
have been placed In the hands Of Squire Eel
Der, with instructions to sui I'M
mediately, ,..r.t.
FRED sRABRISHT, a popular Sixth warder,
who died on Wednesday, was buried yester-
day, the Red Men and American Protestant
Association attending his funeral In q body
,sQuIRE MCCURDY last evening fined Henry
Blummayer s. and costs, and placed him
under bonds to keepthe peace for sig months
Mary Reider was the complainant, the charge
being assault and battery,
A HEw and much more attractive pro-
gramme was put on the boards at the Acade-
my Of Music last night. Gordon, tho excellent
v~entriloquiSt and the Barrys, well called
"the musical wOnders," remain.
THE Bellaire furnace commenced blowing
out yesterday evening. She is to be'relined,
and 1t will probably be two months before
she Is blown In again, She has been making
from forty to fifty tons per day this summeF'
THE St. ClalrSyille fair yesterday, consider;
Ing the threatening weather, was pronounced
a success. The reCeiptsat the gate amounted
TO over $500. The balloon ascension had 70
be postponed on account Of the wind, until
to-day at ! O'Clock ?. N.
Col. DAN RICE has been invited by some
prominent citizens Of Bellaire, and also OF
MOundsyille, ~ deliver his lecture on "Moral
Reform In both of those places, and he has
consented 10 do SO In the near future. lie
has not yet fixed q date for either place.
AT present there are thirteen prisoners in
the W0rk.houSo. Supt. NulOneyr with the re-
sources that he has ut his command, Is doing
splendidly In the old shell called, by cour'
tesy, q city prison. He keeps 1t in u very
clean condition, and the discipline Is excel
lent
TnE most formidable objects to be seen on
the street nowadays IRE the huge 30-inCl
water pipes that are being scattered along
Market 10 Eleventh, up Eleventh to Chaplinc,
ldown Chapline 70 Twelfth, up Twelfth to Eot
and down EoiT TO Seventeenth. They figure
in the loan ordinance votedon yesterday,
TIE Board Of Education last night decided
to close the public schools on Friday, October
i4th, for thepurpese Of allowing teachers and
scholars to attend the State Fair, II Is expect
cd on that day special attractions will be
offered, and II will be known rs "Childrens
Day" In connection with the tournament
To-Day two Paulist fathers will arrive In
the city from New York, and will commence
an eight day omission" In the Church OF the
immaculate COncHption, In SouthiW healing
The same two missionaries, with the aid o.
another ono Of their brethren, will also give
mission in the Cathedral. They are said
% be learned men and eloquent orators.
Tx Board OF Gas Trustees met last even
ing in regular monthly session, probably fol
the last time for the present organization
The meeting OF Council next Tuesday nigh
: will have for It's special object the election o
a new board. Several gentlemen are men
: toned In conneetion with the new admins
~tration, but what the result will be only TIM
4 can tell.
: TuE schools OF the city are To have a neV
course d 'slIdy. Il was adoptedla night
Owing to laekOf space its publication Is &c
ierred until Tomorrow. u Is believed to b
a great improvement on the old course, ant
more In the line OF progressive ideas Of Gdtl
cation. The oOmmittGe which prepared
was nm unusually good one, aud DID thei
work thoroughly and conScientionsIy,