The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-06
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BUSINESS was dull with the justices yes
terday.
THR weather is anything but sncour.
aging for Picnics.
Mr.. JAMES GRAY, formerly Of TriRdel-
phis, this county, has removed his family
to this city.
Mr.. R. GRAY, Of North Wheeling. left
on the steamer Andes yesterday for Ports
mouth, Ohio.
VIZ regret to hear OF the illness OF Capt.
Billy Brown, the urbane conductor on the
Hemphsld train,
A VERY pleasant party was given Of the
residence oil Mr.. Jacob soles, Market
street last evening.
Tax Andes received heavy shipment
Of iron from the .Etna mill yesterday Tor
the Southern market,
The steamer O. W. Bachelor received a
large amount Of freight for Pittsburgh from
the steamer Andes yesterday,
ALRx. 7. YOUNG has disposed oil his
Island drug store TO Robert Burt, who has
been the clerk In 1t from its start.
Mr.. WM, KENNRY, OF North Wheeling,
who has baRn on the sick list for some
time, is once more able to be at his post
A TIGHT between two colored individuals
at the corner OF Market and Eleventh
streets, attracted quite crowd yesterday
at noon.
The wolkmen OF the Brilliant Glass
works at Lagrange are completing arrange
ments for 0 grand ball. I. I. Oockayne
will play,
THE O. T.V.&W. Railroad Company
ia making o fill by their Bridgeport pas
senger depot, where they intend to put
switches,
Tue newly finished and appointed
rooms OF Secretary OF State Stslnaker, Of
the Capitol, are the handsomest rooms In
the building.
Ed, INGRAM, formerly a moulder at the
Arlington Stove Works, has accepted q
position at the sensney Stove Works, at
Moundsville.
Mn, ROBERT STACK, engineer at Arm
strong, Coen & Co.'S planning mill, Is build
ing himself new residence on the hill,
near the city basin.
CHARLES ResRNERANZ was qualified in
the Recorders Office yesterday as guardian
OF Carl Nils Rlngstorm. Bond 500, with
Wilson johnson as surety.
Col, W. L. BADGES, we are informed,
will go TO Huntington at the expiration Of
his term oil office, for the purpose Of en-,
gaging 10 the hotel business.
Mr.. @. ]. RGwLINa, who purchased the
Gray property, In North Wheeling, few
DAYS ago, intends erecting three fine
dwelling houses on the premises.
Mr.. JOHN SHORT, foreman at Sensensy' q
foundry, Moundsville, was in the city on
Monday, and Engaged q number Of stove
moulders. They have plenty OF orders.
A BRAKEMAN on the Cleveland, Tus
carawas 4 Wheeling Railroad was hurt
by 0 pillow last night while unloading
q train Of gravel near the depot at Bridge
port
Mr.. JOHN O. FARIs, recently County Su'
perintendent Of Free Schools, OF this
county, has purchased a store at Potomac,
in the eastern end Of the county, and will
run II hereafter.
| A. L. RICE & BIO, the Main street Mil.
liners, have received Lig order for hats
for the wives and daughters OF the Nor.
mons in Utah. They will not be trimmed
so gorgeousIy as those worn by Wheeling
ladies are.
sMRRIFH EDWIN KYLE, OF Uabell county,
accompanied by NJ. A. Bras, H. o. Dom
nella and John Ferril, as guards, brought
Henry RoArk, sentenced 10 three years
for grand larceny; VIM, Artist for 2 years
for forgery, and Barber Fleming for two
years Tor malicious cutting 10 the Peni.
tentiary, yesterday.
From Q gentlemen from near West Alex.
ander we learned yesterday that the snow
10 still driited on the Rice and Wiedman
road fully five feet deep, rendering II i'm.
passable. For the first Of April, In q
Southern State, this sounds little "tall, "
but the gentleman Is perfectly reliable,
and says the snow is there.
Gov JACKSON says he will retain the
present Board oil Fish Commissioners.
They are Col. Henry B. Miller, OF Ohio
county, @. g.. White, oil Hampshire county
and Hon. N. NJ. Lowry, Of Summers Coun.
~. These gentlemen were appointed by
ex Governor Mathews, and have proven
themselves to be the right men In the
right place.
JosErn NEEToLL, manager OF the smith.
Ing department at the Riverside Mill, was
presented with highly polished hammer
a few evenings ago, suitably engraved and
carved. The presentation took place at
the residence Of Peter Bonenberger, ON the
South Side, Addresses were made by
John Butterhsld, Abraham SpruCeb&nk,
Louis Delbrugge and others.
MAJOR J. V. L. RopaRRs has charge OF
the insurance on the Ferguson mill, which
was burned some ten days ago, and sent
proofs Of the loss TO bis company last Sat.
urday. Yesterday he reCeived checks Tor the
amount Of the Insurance, 5000, from his
principals. The companies are the Lon.
don Lancashire, Royal, Liverpool, Man.
haitian, Of New York, and Franklin, OF
Columbus, o., 81, $50 each, This Is quick