The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-04
SCRAPS OF NEWS,
Gathered Here and There BY IntellI'
EOnceF Reporters.

RoneeF hePOFteFa'
MILDER,
THE LaBelle mill resumed operations
yesterday.
THERE was q small sized boom among
the justice shops yesterday.
Tony DENIER's troupe LETT for Dayton
last night, alter the performance.
The Riverside mill is Cloaed down this
week for the purpose OF taking stock.
The Leasure Boat Club, OF the Eighth
ward, will give q grand ball January 7th'
THE Maxwell jury in command Of Major
Mitchell make an imposing street parade
The public schools resumed work yes
terdsy after Christmas' ieasts aud New
Years joys.
YESTERDAY was the sixth day OF the
Maxwell Gaze, and no witnesses have been
examined yet.
THERE was a big rush for tickets for the
Scott. SiddOps entertainments at Banners,
yesterday morning.
RECORDER Hook Issued one mar
rage license yesterday, The new year
opens auspiciously.
Two DEEDS OF trust and n deed in fee
wero admitted to record in the County
Clerk'a office yesterday.
TICKET No. 4 drew the prize doll at
W. L. CaldwOll's confectionery, corner OF
South and Main streets,
REV. L. W. RYAN, presiding elder Of the
Wheeling District, will preach at the
Fourth street NJ, Z, Church this evening,
JIMMY RIDDLE Is troubled, just in
elecIioneerinR times, by having to devote
his time to disciplining a burst water main
The first application from the softer seq
for admission to the Linsly Institute was
received by Professor Birch the other
day,
THE Cumberland accommodation train
going east, flew the track at Glover's Gap
yesterday morning, delaying 1t about Si1
hours,
The river reporters mission is, for the
time being, ended, unless the enterprisint
riyeTmen can devise some method II
transport their vessels on runners.
TUE auction sale OF seats at the Cathe'
dral for the ensuing year took place las
night. Bidding was spirited but not hiRt
as Father Sullivan discouraged high bid
ding,
TIE iourhorse team, attached TO or
Elm Grove car, mounted on runners, raj
of on Eleventh street yesterday evening
creating some little excitement, but doinL
no damage.
LETTERS remaining in p0htoiliCe unClaim
cd January 4, 1885, John Boughman, Mrs
Louisa Culaer, Joe EnoChs, James Terrell
William Hamilton, Henry O. KemPle
Solomon Wells.
CAPrAIE BARSEI STANLEY says the Their
momelor marked IL degrees below zero or
Friday morning last at the County lntir
mary, The mercury In that thermomOleI
was certainly very degraded.
THE gas pipe in the cellar OF the Nc
Lure House, under Bailie's ticket office
began leaking, yesterday afternoon, and
being ignited, u slight explosion tool
place. No damage was done, however.
TIE suow.bound Elm Grove Railroad
which has beenSunning sleds for the pas
few days, have cleared their tracks, and
cars will be running regularly BY thiI
evening. Tonight a car will be In wait
ing latter the opera Is over"
CAPr. En-. TAFT, OF tho "Pwiky," has
recently had two elegant passenger coaches
added to his train. He says he won'l
have poor cars, as he always carries first.
class passengers and must have the best
popaible transportation for them.
TIE frea in y biscuit kiln at the pottery
were lighted yesterday morning by MIRA.
f. AZ. Pearson, wife OF the manager.
About 2, 1000 sagg0rs were placed in the
kiln ContainingovGr 10000 pieces Of ware.
There were over 200 dozens ottea sauCers
alone.