The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-18
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RAr again.
Thar was . big dance given at Elm Grove
last night in the Town Hall.
Two plain DRINKS were all the business
that engaged the attention Of the police
court yesterday,
Tue Opera House Orchestra played in steu.
bepyille last night for ball given by the
Germania Turn'Verein Of that place.
TaE Young Mems Democratic Club, which
was TO have been organized on ariStocratlc
principles, seems 70 have died bornin',
No BUSINESS of interest or importance was
transacted ct the session Of the Municipal
Court yesterday, The court meets again this
morning.
A LARGE force Of men are busilY at work At
the Sugar Refinery placing the heavy ma
Chinery In position. The yRts and cylinders
are almost innumerable,
Mn, FRIrz RITTER celebrated his birthday
in royal style last evening at Goetze's Hall,
South Side, II was packed all the evening,
Dancing was INDUCED in.
IT is said that c. c, Johnson's company OF
veterans will be ordered to the scene Of war
in the Third district In case the status Of af-
fairs is still threatening this morning.
RESERVED seat tickets for the Furnished
Rooms matinee at the Opera House to-mor-
row afternoon will be placed on sale at Viii
son & Banners at O'Clock this morning OF
80 cents each.
Cry SURVEYOR Peterson says that, in his
opinion, the bridge over Wheeling Creek
connecting Manchester and the city, Is un-
safe, Some immediate action should be taken
TO prevent accidents.
RESERVED seats for the FURNISHED Rooms
matinee ut the Opera House tomorrow az
ternoOn, will be placed on sale at Wilson 4
Banners Music Store this morning at
o'clock. Only 80 cents will be charged,
The pottery has gotten out new style Of
chamber set that is very handsome, The
kiln was opened yesterday and the ware was
much admired by those who saw It. II Is OF
an antique shape and Is called Acme"
VIZ have received u copy OF neatly gotten
up and elegantly illustrated German almanac
and year book, published by Louis Colmar,
proprietor OF the Dsutsche Asituug, II reflects
considerable credit on the establishment
issuing It.
TIE Fifth ward fountain has again been
knocked over. A large delivery wagon &C.
cldentally struck the upper portion and
ropes would be good thing for this weak
structure.
WALTER RISEHART was yesterday appointed
guardian OF John, Mary Il. and Eta Rlne'
hart, minor children OF Mrs. Eliza Ann
Ripehart. lilo gave bond In the sum Of
$l5 600 in tho cases OF john and Mary, and
Frank Rinehart and q. l., CranmeF as sure
ties.
PArRoLMAS SOILS last evening found q
young lad, about years old, the son OF re-
spectacle people living on Capllne street
under one OF the market house benches In Q
dead drunk condition lie sobcred him up
and sent him home. The party that gave The
boy the whisky should be severely dealt
with.
Ten scholars are To be chosen from eaCl
Grammar school to participate In theSpellinl
match that will take place before tho Super
intendents' Convention and Teachers lnsti
tutG OF next week. To the school whose pu
pills do the best, In the judgment OF a dIsin
terGsted committee, the Board will award
handsome banner,
JOHN ZIPHEL, young man employed In thu
Top Mill, had a serious fall yesterday after
noon about q o'clock. He Is subject to III
and was taken with one when crossing thu
stone bridge over JOnathAn's Ravine at thu
head OF Main street. lie fell over the side o
the bridge and down distance OF fourteen
feet, badly cutting his face and head.
Two releases, two deeds OF trust and two
deeds In fec were admitted to record in thu
office OF Clerk Hook yesterday. The deed!
In fee are made by the city OF Wheeling, OnC
decd conveys 10 Eliza Barr, In consideration
q tnl LAT Ia, lao Il Ia
cemetery, and the other to the same person
in consideration Of $50, lot 5S5 In the same
cemetery.
II. W. RAIDER, sheriirof Webster county
was In the city yesterday, accompanied by
VIM. NJ. RAIDER, Vim, 7, RAIDER and Henry
RAIDER guards, who assisted him In bringing
to the Penitentlary at Moundsyille, Asa and
Sanford Hamrlck who were convicted OF the
crime Of barn burning at the last session oil
the Circuit Court Of Webster county, and
sentenced to eighteen months imprisonment
TIE Third ward school Is TO be closed. For
a long time there has been steady COM
plant about the heating apparatus, and In
fact II Is in bad condition. Last evening
the Board ordered the School Commissioners
to close the school and repair the apparatu.
thoroughly. The work will probably be
done the coming week, aS the school will be
closed part OF the time to accommodate the
Institute.
SOME TINE ago box sewer was constructed
on Jacob street, near Forty-lilth. Mrs. Fisher,
who owns property adjoining the sewer says
that the faulty manner OF its construction
makes 1t injure her property, and she has
applied TO Judge Boyd for an injunction re,
slrainng the city from maintaining the pres.
ent sewer. II Is thought that Council will al
Its next meeting order crock sewer to be
substituted for the troublesome box.
THE club Of young ladies recently formed
for the purpose Of entertaining It's gentlemen
friends with dance once In two weeks had
It's second meeting last evening at the resi-.
dence OF Col. Sam Norton on the Island,
Miss Amy Chapline officiating as hostess.
The evening was passed very pleasantly In
connection with this club, II might be stated
that another club similar 10 this has been
formed with fourteen young ladies as mem
bers.
TnE Opera House contained 4 splendid
audience last night 10 witness the perfor.
nance Of Nick Roberts lIumpty.Dumpty and
DUuUs Specially Troupe, and II left the
building we'll pleased. The three Clowns
were immense and kept up tile fun all
through tho evening. Miss Grimaldi made
very graceful Columblnc, and The other
characters were well taken. All Humpty.
Dumpty shows are about the same, and every
one knows all about them, so nothing need
lie said OF this one outside OF the speciality
business, which was good. The Rife song OF
Misses Belle Clifton and Louise do LOuisi
was very novel one, and their skipping
rope dance was very neat act, The perfoF-
nance on the horizontal bar elected merited
applause. The show taken as a whole, Is one
that Nick Roberts Is to be congratulated on,
and one that he can be successful with.
JONI and viii DlAttner and PhIn Bobbitt,
the three inen charged with assaulting The
owner Of o boat house hight before last, and
stealing his boat, were arraigned before
Squire Philips yesterday, and The evidence
for and against the accused heard and the
case argued. The question OF Jurisdiction
was raised, the boat having been tied 10 the
Ohio shore. The Justice said the evidence
established the fact that the prisoners had
been guilty Of assault and battery. Upon
the question OF Jurisdiction he reserved lis
decision until 2 o'clock to-day, al which time