The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-30
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Az excellent show is now being given at
the Academy Of Music,
Two marriage licenses were issued nom Re |
cordeF Hooks Office yesterday.
The police were 50 many othellos yester'
day. Their occupations were gone.
The city will call the Fifth ward market,
Centre Market after the LIST Of January.
NELsoS JOHNSON, a colored man, had his
foot seriously mashed at the gas works Mon
day evening.
THE Upper Riverside Mil will start up to
day, the repairs to the boilers having been
finished yesterday
AN additional wire has been placed on the
poles from here to Washington, Pa, by the
Western Union Company
Tue steamer Branuschweig, from Bremen,
arrived yesterday in Baltimore. Several pas
sengers are aboard for this vicinity,
The construction corps of the Mutual
Union Telegraph Company have reached the
West Virginia line, working westward,
WHEELIXG nail feeders are still out Bell
aire nail feeders are still at work making
money. The difference is appalent-Bsllaire
Independent,
YESTERDAY afternoon valuable hunting
dog belonging to JOnn D0ninger wRsrun over
by street car, in front Of Lehnerts saloon,
and its leg broken.
ALL OF the sacks and many envelopes are
in and the work Of measuring and figuring
up how much has been received will be
commenced to-day.
FRANK POLAND, school boy at the Fourth
ward school, while playing fell down, and
another boy leapGd upon him, and in the
scramble broke Poland's leg.
HARRY LEONARD, formerly OF the Academy,
and who has q host OF friends In this city,
has seCuredsan engagement at the Baltimore
Front Street Theatre, and left for that place
last evening.
'SQuIRE PHLrs last evening had man
named Shaeiler before him for selling liquor
to a man OF known incorporate habits. The
case was dismissed ut the cost OF the COM
plainant, Mrs, Watkins,
dining hall OF the Fair Association have
been completed, and. yesterday SRperintend-
ent Creighton moved his family to the
grounds and took charge,
YESTERDAY morning Mr.. W. Vardy while
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street, fell down u hatchway and striking his
chin on the edge, severely cut his lip and
chin and sustained some other injuries,
TIE Mutual Union, Telegraph Company
can now pass through the city the proper
ordinance having been passed, The company
is Obliged to erect thirty foot poles, painted
white-with black base, The company pro.
poses to cross the river by submarine cable
or some other manner than by the bridge,
MONDAY evening about twenty-five Of the
friends Of Mr. Geo. splith called on him at
his fathers resihence'and surprised him In
grand style. Mayors band accompanied the
party and furnished dancing music, The
occasion wAsR decided compliment to Mr.
Smith, who had that day attained his ma-
jOrity.
MARY and Kate Freye, OF East Wheeling,
were yesterday fined 81 and costs each by
Squire Philips and required to give bonds OF
500 for six months good behavior. The
warrants on which they were arrested were
sworn out by Mary Coleman, Later In the
day the defense sworO out warrants before
Justice Felber.
The managers Of the Fun on the Bristol
combination, which Is to be at the Opera
House early next month, intend to put up u
freman'S trumpet OF most elegant design
and handsomely plated in gold and silver to
be presented to the company which sells the
most tickets for their engagement, This idea
Is at least novel one. Manager Reister has
already received the trumpet,
Two deeds were admitted to record ycster.
day BY Clerk Hook. The first was from Mary
Armstrong and ThOs. Armstrong and wife,
to John s. Armstrong, OF u one'quarter part Of
lot No. 4S, situated on Nineteenth street In
Fast Wheeling. Consideration, natural love
and affection and the sum OF one dollar. The
second deed Is from the Citizens Railway Co.
by Andrew Wilson, Its president, to Chas w.
SGabright, OF the property now occupied by
the company as stables, Consideration" y, 49,
STATE SUPERINTENDENT or FRER Schools
BrrCmgR Yesterday received a letter from An.
drew Kickoff OF Cleveland the following be.
ing short extract: at Is believed that
teachers and pupils in all the schools OF the
Union would gladly contribute to the gen.
eral fund now being collected for the cree.
ton OF u suitable monument over the grave
Of James A. Garfield, who was no less
teacher than soldier and statesman, were
an opportunity afforded them, especially II
such contributions could be known and rec
ognized aSa Teachers and Pupils Fund.
Mr.. Kickoff Is chairman Of this proposed fund
and he writes further that he Is meeting with
success and hearty cooperation already; that
the idea Is approved by the General MOnu-
ment Committee. supt Butcher Is in favor
Of the scheme and sent on list OF the County
and City Superintendent OF the State In or.
der that the committeeman may correspond
directly with them.