The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-19
NuGaEIs OF NEWS
Picked Up BY ths Reporters IN Their
Daily ROundS,

Daily HOUNDS
AND still more rain.
MEAoRE market this morning.
THE new grain elevator at Reymann's brew.
cry is about completed.
MATlSEE at both the Opera House and
Academy OF Music this afternoon.
TIERS was only one case in Police Court
yesterday morning, and II was continued
Moan PRICE, yesterday, fell through one Of
the large windows Of sshenk'S meat shop
LOGAN TRIBE OF the Order OF Redmen will
give ball ut Turner Hall December l4th.
TuEneW Judge will preside In Part at the
term Of Circuit Court which opens next Mon
day.
To-Day is payday at the South Wheeling
Glass Works and the Riverside and Belmont
Mills.
MUNICIPAL CouRT met again yesterday, but
adjourned over until to-day without trans
acting any business.
GEORGE l., KARSEs, late sheriff OF Mercer
county, was at the Auditors Office yesterday
settling up his tax accounts.
The Lincoln Club reception will be very
elegant one Monday evening next and
every member should not fail TO attend and
take lady friends
TIE Junior Order OF ReChabites gave mu-
steal and literary entertainment at PeterSonls
Hall last night, which was well attended,
considering the bad state Of the weather,
THERE was very pleasant private dance
given at Franzheimi's Hall last evening.
About twenty-five couple were present, and
enjoyed themselves dancing to Mayors music.
JonS FEIsING, young man employed in
the Top Mill, was seriously overcome by heat
while working ut the furnace late Thursday
evening, and for q time was thought to be in
q dangerous condition.
THURSDAY evening two dogs got into fight
In front Of Arllngers barber shop, in the
Eighth ward, lust as a four horse team
was passing, The horses took fright and
jumped upon the sidewalk; the pole entering
Arlingers window and tore out the entire
sash.
TME school children who are to sing Of the
Teachers Convention next week held an.
other rehearsal IN the Hall OF the House OF
Delegates yesterday afternoon. Prof, scho-
field has some very good material for q choir,
and will doubtless have his usual success In
getting the best results out OF It,
DR, CHARLES SLADE, the most noted, prob
ably, OF living spirit mediums, will give an
illustrated lecture on the subject Of so-Called
spiritual phenomena, at the Academy OF
Music tomorrow evening" Something con-
corning the nature OF the entertainment can
DO seen from his advertisement OH this page.
TIE rain yesterday stopped the laying OF
the thirty.inch water mains on Eoif street,
The ground on the first square north OF Six
tenth street Is so sandy and gravGlly that It
Is difficult to exCavate, the sides Of the ditch
Cayingin as fast Us the earth Is Shoyeled out.
About five joints OF the pipe have been laid
and sodered.
A FtRsT.CEAss bill will DO presented to the
public at the Academy OF Music this even.
Ing, and It Is hoped that there will be good
house. A very poor business has been done
during tho week, and the trouble that part
OF the performers have had Is known, Let
the boys come 10 the front and give them d
rousing benefit.
The Lincoln Club will give It's next recep.
ton on Monday night next Mr.. William
Leighton, Jr., will deliver an address on
Shakespeare and Politics. reCitations will
be given by Miss Hood and Charles J.; OFT,
and music will be rendered by Mrs. Sh0lbi
Mr.. Donel and Miss Flora Williams, under
the direction Of Mr.; sheib.
Mn. HAM snRIvER yesterday swore out O
warrant before Squire W. II. Caldwell, Charg
Ing lIlOIllHs NluEtln WIN steullUk u COul lIulN
hin, Martin when arrested had the coat on
but said hG had purchased II from llGllairC
man. The Squire thought thisstOry too thin
| for this season Of the year, and committed
the man to jail In default Of 500 bonds.
ANOTHER comet has been dscoycred-thG
seventh this year. II Is In the northern sky,
and Is yet guile faint, though daily waxing
brighter It will DO here to brighten our
Thanksgiving festivities, and make superSti'
tiOus people truly thankful that none OF Its
predecessors have destroyed the world, and
prayeriul that the doom this one presages
may be aYerted
TnE boat race between Joseph llabertield
and james Mills over the upper course,
comes Off this afternoon. The articles OF
agreement were printed in this paper exClu-
SiYely the morning after they were signed.
The stakes are $50 q side, and the distance
two milestone mile and return. Consider
able interest Is manifested In the race, though
but little betting Is reported.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted 10 record
deed conveying TO the city the piece OF
property recently transferred by H. J. Stone,
Of the Island, for the purpose OF opening up
South Front street TO the north line Of the
State Fair Grounds. The consideration named
Is 81 and the conveyance unto Mr. Stone of
the land included In the south extension OF
South Front street rs 1t heretofore existed.
FRANK FREDs tho well known colored
Whitewater, was up In Justice Philips's
court last night OH charge Of assault and
battery preferred by George Washington, not
the Father Of his Country, but according TO
Fred's story the father OF strife. The Squire
fined Frank s. and costs. Frank says he
"only kicked Washington time or two"
for perSlSting In frequenting his house after
he Ind ordered him not to.
swGGncys foundry although but few heavy
was cast for the Sugar Refinery, weighing
about 1850 pounds, TO take the place OF one
broken short time since. Another con-
denser was also cast for the refinery, weigh.
Ing about 1880 pounds. A new engine Is
being constructed for Reymanns brewery,
and the boiler makers are still busily engaged.
AnouT two hundred Invitations have been
Issued among the ladies, both old and young,
Of this city, whose warm and generous hearts
are so well known, for meeting To be held
at MCI.Ain Hall this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
for the purpose Of taking some action that
shall assist the Children'S Home through the
winter. Everyone who has any feeling OF In.
tereSt for the Home Is cordially invited to be
present us the invitation Is to the Friends
Of the Home" and excludes no one.
A MAN; claiming to hail from Clifton and
employed In the city, put In an appearance
at the City Building last night about mid.
night, claiming that he had been locked out
Of his boarding house and had been followed
by two well known mill men, who wanted
to beat him for, rs he stated II, not properly
supporting his family. No one could be
found, and the sippOSition Is that he was
cranky" or had been drinking little. lie
was allowed to remain at the building.
TnE Paper Sack Thanksgiving effort Of tho
Children'S Home management Is Creatihpa
deeper interest than II did even last year
Yesterday q request came from tie Beach
Glen Sunday School, "Send us lot OF sacks"
which request will Of course, be granted,
and Beach Glen will make good return and
do. Then everybody in the city, and every.
body's relations and neighborS, and people
In the adj aCent parts, want TO share the ioy Of
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