The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-08

new YORK MRS. ., V. sOutnklll CuAEIuNb
vile; Mrs. Ohas. McCord, Of Charleston
Mrs, J. O. Anderson, Of Wheeling; MA
Jas. Z, Tryson, oil Baltimore; Mira, AlbeFt
Archie, BiItimorei Mrs, Henry s. Walker
Of Charleston; Mrs. Captain Colalon, o.
GovinRton, Ky; Mrs, Locke, Of New
York; Mrs. Douglas II. Gordon, Of BAlh'
more; Mrs. DR.. Jones, Of Richmond.
Prominent among the single ladies are
Miss Warren, Of Paris, Francei the
Misses Whitney, OF New York Miss Ellis
Bennett, OF New York; Miss Eva Payne,
WaFrenton, Va; Mas SAlIie Anderson, oil
Richmond; Miss Hunt, Miss Nellie and
Jennie Absrt, Miss Buckner, Miss Kate
Breckenridge, Miss Harris, Louisville
Miss o'Donnel, Of BalIimorei Mia
Oracle Henry, Of Richmond, Mia
Emma Triplslt, Of Richmond; Misi
Isabella Myers, Of Washipgtoni Miss
Bertha Howell, Of PhilsdelphiAi Miss
May Waddell, Of ViCksburRj Miss Mamie
Hoge. oil MSrtinsburgj Mics s.. r, Hey
ward, OF Richmond; Miss McOord, Of
South Carolina; Miss Juliet Stevenson, OIL
CoyiDgtoD, KY; Miss CoTTipe Roswell,
oil New York; the Misses Scott and the
Misses Branch, and Miss Gay Thomas, oil
Richmond; Miss Stocking, oil OleyeltDd,0
Mies Culbertson, Of Indiana; Miss Kate
aud Rose Steele, OF Baltimore; Misses
Heck aud Tucker Of RlleiRh, North Caro-,
lima; Misses lawrence and Woolrigo, oil
st, Louis; Mas Violet, Of New Orleans;
Miss Whelan, Of Philadelphiai Miss Bis.
sell, Of OincinnGtij Miss Cook and Miss
PeiTce, Of Clifton, o; Miss r 50, Of Mo.
bile; Miss Annie Camden, daughter Of
Senator Camden; Miss JefreYs, Of New
York; Miss Roundtree, Of Norfolk; Miss
Pauline Rlmbo and Miss Wright, Of Phil.
adeiphia; the Misses Ross. oil Washington
the Misses Venable, oil Pittsburgh; Miss
Temple, OF Knoxville, Tenn; and Miss
Bessie Palmer, 0tey Cullen, Mamie Larry,
Miss sallie Old, Apd Miss Darlington, oil
Richmond.
MOTIFS.
| had a talk to-day with a welliniormed
Hinton gentleman with reference 10 the
improvement on the Nav river, and was
informed that Col. W. p. Smith, the enRi.
neef 10 control, has about one hundred
men at work and has made excellent
progress this year. Tho river has been
made DavigAble to small stesmboRts for
thirty miles above Hinton. During The
eprinR great quantities Of lumber has been
hlated down TO that poiut in consequences
and IL shipped east from there over the
Q d q. K K. This road has q kind Of Q
monopoly in the lumber business. II has
a purchasing tgsnCy with headquarters 10
New York. lGS men, during the season,
20 10 lnmbermUn and offer them a very
low price Tor their lumber and they have
70 take 1t or keep their lumber The q
O. Is the only nntlet for Il, and II q lum.
herman only demurs al the price offered,
on the ground that he could yet more from
other parties, be becomes y marked man
on the company's books. When he ap.
plies for cara to ship biz products he is
tod that the road can mot furnish them
All In use, you know. He has 10 keep
his lumber or sell 10 the road. It's bad
brand, but q new one, Of discrimination In
freight. .
II 10 o ine sight to see the average wo.
man roll at ten pirs. She always wants
the heaviest bali, which she grabs with
both hands as though II were q plugged
forty pound water melon and she was
afraid the Juice would drop on her dress.
Then che starts down the alley with | {,
her arms skimbo, aud with the ball near
her waist she s~pasmodlcAlly contracts the
angles ot her elbow, shoves II almost per.
peIdicularly on the alley, the while abe
follows 1t with her body sothat II Isl won.
der she don't topple over, but she never
does. she only Riggles hysterlcally when
II rolls OF, or eKults with satisfaction when
execution is done. The next most startling
thing Is to see her FIRE at q target with q
ride.
The Code Revisorr Committee has pleas.
Ant quArters at the Presidents house 1t
consists OF Judge Ferguson, W. P. Hub
bard, Eiq, Senator Faulkner. Senator
Dennis and Colonel Monroe. Nearly the
whole code has been revised and o large
number OF bills will, In consequence, Oe
distributed among the members Of the
Legislature for presentation Al the meet.
Ing next winter. Tue committee has no
clerk. The clerical work Is distributed
among the membetA A chapter Ia read,
and one assigned 10 take notes, who
makes alterations 40 suggested, and pre-.
psres the bill. Its then submitted to the
entire committee, and II approved 10 put
in proper shape.
II has puzzled mo to SEE how the hotel
Office force get through their multitudin.
ouB duties. Yet the members never seem
Hurried. Even Colonel George Peyton,
the superintendent. who must have an i'm
mense burden on his shoulders, 10 AlHGvs
cheerful and sunny, and has a kind word
for any OF his ten Thousand friends when
he meets them. The flee men are Major
B. F. Eakle head clerk, who has held the
position several years and is the right man
ID the right place, Ills assistants are
Messrs. John l. Morrison, K. g. Burke,
Bernard Peyton, E D. Christian and Gap.
tain Williamson.
Governor MAthews aud family are here.
l Intended having a little chat with him
about the Pittsburgh Southern road, oil
which he 10 the capable Vice President,
but the truth 10 that the Governor Ia 80
popular and has 80 many friends that II
is hard 10 get a quiet talk with him.
The only Wheeling folks here are Sec.
rotary Of State SlalnAker, who seems 10
know everybody, d. K. 3 Harvey, John
Dunlap, Ned S;Rlnakef, Hon. ]. j.. Woods,
and ". +. Hubbard. Not o single Wheel.
ing girl 10 here.
Lawn tennis IL played a good deal but
Il looks extremely stupid As a game and Ia
not graceful 10 soy The least. Archery is
preferable.
Prof.. Joe Kramer and his noble band
give Satisfaction here. Both The brass aud
stir 4 sound extremely well.
"Sho Ia the belle Of the White this
session." cant tell you now, hut I may
In a day or two.
John Hooe Russell, the clever gallant
from Huntington, is hers and has hosIs
Of friends.
The electric light Tor the lawn Ia OK.
| bahIsd IN Anime ont Like A Auu thIa walk.