The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-02
CITY sUHDRn,
Matters OflIinor Mensnt In An Partlef

Matters OflIinor Moment In An PaFtl q
my eERAIDrsl'' at the Opera House To-
Two DEEDS Of trust were admitted to record
yesterday.
The rain Of yesterday morning brought
out the horrible condition OF the streets IN
full strength
TUE death rattle" insurance cases at
tracted considerable attention At the Court
House yesterday
Tue large safe that has for some time stood
in the State TreasureFs office, was shipped to
the Penitentiary yesterday.
THE County Commissioners standing com
mittee will be in session at the Court House
to-day. The Board will be in session Mon
day,
THE Rev. DR.. Turner delivered an excellent
address yesterday morning before the tacnl'
ty and students Of the Wheeling Female
College.
TAG Starlight Social danced last evening at
Turner Hall and had royal good time; II
was the thirteenth annual ball, and credit Is
due the managers.
GENERAL HALEY, the veteran in charge, Of
the thirty-inCh water pipe excavation, had .
force OF Colored miners and sappers at Work
on Eoifslreet yesterday.
WEDNESDAY evening Mrs. Charles SchradeE
was Stricken down by paralytlc stroke, and
for time her life was deSPaired Of She was
resting easier yesterday.
A LARGE and pleasant gathering danced
the hours away last evening ut the residence
Of John r. Mendel, Esq, on the Island. The
Opera House orchestra furnished the music
TICKETS for reserved seats will be placed on
sale this morning at Wilson 4 Banners
music store, for the Saturday matinee at the
Opera House, at which My Geraldine,
BARLEY Campbells great play, will be pro-
duCed,
Par Hoe accompanied officer Morris to
Justice Ankles yesterday and gave hlmselfup
AZ one OF the He'll saloon rioters Of last Satur-
day afternoon, Those still out say that they
will come In with Morris, but that no con-
stables need apply.
THE st. Clairsvllle papers say that the gem
eral impression there Is that Mrs, Hunter Is
moi the only person implicated in.the muir
der OF her babe, full particulars OF which
crime were given In the lNTELLrGENcER ex-
clusiyely yesterday. -
THE only deed Of conveyance recorded yes
terday was one made November 30, 1881, BY
Martha BOdley TO Christina Able, oil Of
Wheeling, Of the coal and coal privileges
lying under two parcels ofsground In this
county Consideration, 1850.
THIS morning Frank Gordon will DO before
.ihe Police Court charged with drawing re-
yolyer on Henry lIeymond, last Tuesday
evening, ut Wagners stable, Both are col
Ored boys employed at the stable, aud got
INTO a quarrel over sponge.
Postmaster STERLING has received instruc'
tions to put mail service OIL the Cadiz pike
route to all points formerly served ny that
line, ifposslble to do so, at the former con
tract price, but not, TO haze the carrier sup
plyali the offices but Cope, and make the best
other arrangements possiblefor that Office
TuE Maennerchor Singing Society has Sc:
cured the lease Of what Will made one OF
Tie finest halls in the cItywhen fixed up,
The society at present occupies BecEs hall;
hut has secured the roller skating rink anu
will take possession April lst a stage VIII
be put up also on, elegant{ ladies dresslnS
room, and that with the. smooth ilo0r VIII
make very desirable hall.
Ar special meeting Of the Bryant Liter
aay Society held last night the following
officers were elected: President, II. n ELS
Vice President, Ed Sharkey; Secretary, John
Snbb: Monitor Elmer Chapman; LIST Critic,
r n Memminger, Cd Critic, l.. kuglen,
i Conmittee on Ways and Means, Ed Rogers,
]. G, Beam, Jos. Beam, Jno. 5. Robinson,
Louis Kuglen.
IT Is real mean for the Bellaire Independent
In throw MI our .iniQuties up to us at once,
in this way: Wheeling is u real nice place.
On Tuesday woman cheated jeweler out
Of a gold watch, and yesterday countryman
was robbed of his pocket-book and contents,
and young man had his buggy and his body
bruised, caused by the careless leaving OF q
draw In the street, and they intend to send
Jake Kemple down TO BenwoOd tonight to
talk about the trials and tribulations OF an
office seeker.
Ar the beginning OF last month the club
system was introduced at the skating rink as
an experiment II has now been concluded
TO modify the plan Of operating the rink
somewhat, All persons OF an unObjectIon'
able character will be admitted to tue rink
upon the payment OF ten cents admission,
and fifteen cents will be charged for tile use
Of the skates. This public invitation Is ,ex;
tended because OF an impression that had
gotten out that only members OF the CLUB
would be admitted.
SONE time ago Mr., Jimmy Burns sent In
his resignation as foreman OF the Nigilant
engine company. This was soon after his
unavoidable accident with the new reel, ior
which the Committee asked him to pay hall
the damage, and lie refused. His resignation
was accepted, but he continued TO hold his
position until Yesterday, when the Chief ap-
pointed TO the position Mr.. Bernard STANLEY,
ex.Oyeneer OF the county.poor. Mr.. Shan.
ley Is an old.tlme fireman, having been con-
nected for several years with the old Yolun::
teer service. lie has good judgment and
will ill the position well.
"GANnL1xo on the green" will not be so
popular hereafter as II has been for q few
months past, as yesterday morning Judge
LETTERS fined the nine persons that were
found In George LiyingStOne's place Satur-
day evening IS and costs amounting to s. 10
In each case. The Judge delivered short lee.
ture in connection with the sentence, and said
that II they were caught gambling again lie
would fine them $50 aud costs. Further, be
said that until within few years there had
been no laws, either State or city, governing
gambling but such laws had been made, and
Il was the intention Of the court to uphold
thenl
A CERTIFICATE OF incorporation was issued
yesterday by Secretary Of State Stalnaker to o
corporation known as the Tri-Mountaln Gold
Mining Company, formed TOT the purpose o.
purchasing holding and mining gold and
silver In tie State Of Colorado. The princi.
pal office Is to be at Boston; Mass, and the
corporation Is TO expire January I, 1925. One
thousand dollars has been subscribed and
500 paid In; the privilege Is extended TO IN.
crease the capital stock to 100000, The
shares are g each, and held by the following
Boston parties Peter Baker, John D. Cole,
John q. Williams, John T, Handy and John
N. Devine, one hundred shares each.
The cold iron feeders strike assumed an.
other appearance yesterday, somewhat differ.
ent from that OF the day before. At the La
Belle five seli.ieeders were found IN ope.
ration, and at the Riverside, Messrs. 7.
Laramie, George Stein and F. W. Raymond
we're found fitting seli.ieedets to their ma.