The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-21
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A NRw term Of the Municipal Court
will begin to-day.
The solicitors for the State Fair project
will start out this morning with their sub
scription books,
THE Grand Lodge Knights 81 Honor
will meet at Fairmont March 10th, and
continue in session three days.
The managers OF the Ohio Glass Works
at Bellaire have put the fires out In one OF
their furnaces for the time being.
A SLIGHT blaze in the house OIL Dr.. ]. B.
Reed, Thirty.thiTd and Jacob streets,
caused an alarm about noon Saturday.
A Nu4BER Of young ladies Of North
Wheeling held a pleasant reception last
Saturday evening, for which Cockayne
furnished the music.
THE funeral OF Mr.. Berry was attended
by large number OF sorrowiR2 friends
yesterday afternoon, The remains were
Inferred at Greenwood cemetery.
THE Committee OF Arrangements for
the inaugural ball will meet at the Nc
Lure House this evening at 1880 o'clock to
make out plans and provide Tor their ex'
eCution.
Mr.. S. q. MALoRA, a young gentleman
OF Fairmont, has executed magnificent
pen picture OF General Garfield, 1t Is on
exhibition in Col, sterliDgs room IN the
PostOtfice,
The Vigilant engine is at sweeney's ma
chine shop, South Side, undergoing re.
pairs, One Of the springs ls br3Ke anu
one OF the axels badly sprung, There is
nothing but the reel at the hose house at
present
TIE engineers who arrived in this city
last week to make surveys for the Hemp.
field extension did little "sighting"
Saturday in East Wheeling and adjourned
until this morning when aCtiveo operations
will begin,
ENTERPRISE Lodge No. %, l. o. G, t.,
will celebrate ita fourteenth anniversary
tomorrow night, at their hal OH Main
street, PetersOn's block. Addresses WI!
be delivered by Revs. Hite, Clancy anu
Thomson, and +. G, CracrsCt and Senator
McGregor.
WILLIAM GILLESPIE, Frank tBeall and
James Fry were sent to jail Saturday by
Justice Caldwell in default Of 500 each, to
answer charge OF stealing money from
the contribution box at the Cathedral.
They will also hereafter answer for the
larceny OF hats from Buckeyes Centre
Wheeling hat store
SoME Of the boys have been counting up
the men who wOro promised positions
In the event OF the election Of q certain
Individual TO one Of the city Offices at the
last election. They counted sixty one In
the first ward, with the other wards to
hear from. He was elected, and the sixty
one are waiting to ill the positions.
FRANK CoYLE and Martin Friery en-
gagged in a brutal aet'to at Lawrence Hell
ler'a saloon Saturday night, during the
progress oil which Coyle'a face was beaten
10 Jelly. Officers Murrin and Fugate ar
rested the Combatants and took them to
the City Building, where bail was taken
for their appearance this morning at the
Police Court.
THE Committee on Lights met at the
City Building Saturday night, chairman
Laughlin presiding. The bid Of the Mt.
Vernon Lantern company for lighting the
street lamps for the year 1881 at S24 per
post was accepted. This Ia an 10.
crease oil So 90 per post over last
year. There was only one other bid, that
Of D. W. Padget, Of this city, who wanted
$27 per post for the Same service.
A MEETING Of the members oil the Miller
Glee Club was held yesterday AFTERNOON at
their hallon the South Side and elected
new officers. Mr.. John Miller was re-
elected president unanimously Frsnk
Lutz, vice president; Il. II. Dick, seCre.
tary; Fred Driehost, treasurer. This club
has q good start and has taken a fresh
hold for the future. They propose turn.
ing out about thirty members strong at
the Harmonic Mnnerchor masqne ball
on the 2Sth inst. The club adjourned 10
Martins for supper.
AT their meeting yesterday afternoon
the members Of the Harmonic. Micnner.
Choir Singing Society discussed the matter
OF street parade and the time IOr holding
1t, upon the occasion oil their bal.masque,
next Monday evening. It was finally de.
termined to have the parade In the even
ing, the participants all 10 DO maskers.
Prof. @. A. sChaefer, Charles MOenkemoel-
Ter and F. Driehorst were appointed com.
mittee to arrange the details and select the
route. The indications are that the turn.
out this year will eclipse the splendid
turnout OF q year ago. Tickets are Tor sale
at the office OF Col. F. Riester.