The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-17
TOWHEALK.
Overheard and JOitSd Down b the Nan
About the City.

AA8AA hAN NAANs
eHuxPTY DrNPTY" matinee this afternoon
CHRlsT~As will be one week from to-mor
row,
oSE marriage license was Issued by Record
er Hook yesterday.
THE Supreme Court will meet thismorninG
and adjourn until after the holidays.
sEr Of Fairbanks scales has been put in
at the Pottery for tho purpose Of weighing
cars.
Tue next entertainment Of the Lincoln
Club will be given next Tuesday evening a
the Club Hall.
THE airs from "Dopua Juanlta" are toc
difficult to catch, and the whistlers have u
fall back on the old standbys.
THE new cellar and Ice house OF the Nal
City Brewery Is approaching completion. Il
is very large and high building,
Gov Jackson yesterday appointed J, Pau
Driver q Commissioner OF Deeds for this STATE
in Pennsylvania, with residence at Philadel
phia,
7. T. HUTCHINSON was yesterday appointed
administrator Of the estate OF Eva Michel!
deceased, giving bond Of $500 with John
KnOte ~ surety.
THOMAS BoYLEs was fined 50 and costs and
required to give a 500 bond for twelve
months by Squire Launder yesterday, on
complaint OF his wife.
TIE temperance workers OF this city will
have grand rally at the Fourth Street N. i
Church on Tuesday evening next Bushes
OF importance will be submitted,
THERE was nothing done in the Circui
Court yesterday. Judge BOyd's part met ant
adjourned until Monday Judge Jacob heart
tho argument in ChanCery suit and ad
journed until to-day
THE Linsly Echo Of yesterdays issue Is
particularly bright little paper, and reflect
immense credit on It's editorial corps. TIL
business manager has also been getting in HI
work, as the numerous ads show
BLACK PRISCE Lodge No. 10, X. Of p, viii
give one OF its elegant balls at the lodg
room, corner Twenty.sixth and Chaplin
streets next Friday evening. Special pain
are being taken TO make the ball enjoyable
A TRAMP, whose name could not be ascer
tanned, came near being burned TO death q
Inc coke ovens near Klmberly's coal bank
Thursday night. lie lay down aud went u
THE members Of the English Lutheran
Sunday School are pushing forward thei
preparations for the nineteenth anniversary
New Years Eve. Prof Stahl has the training
forthe Cantata in hand, and treatisexpected
MRs. FRED. NErMAN, OF the Eighth ward
early yesterday, fell down stairs at her resi-
dence and severity injured herself. She hat
in her hand lighted lamp, but singular u
say, II was extingulshed without doing an!
damage.
TuE entertainment at the Fourth ware
school will DO held on Wednesday, list inst:
instead OF Thursday as was first Intended
The admission will be 20 cents children hal
price. The object Is TO secure book case 10
the school library,
SAM HOLLAND, employed at the Top mill
was engaged In placing u ball IN the Squee2er
yesterday afternoon, when the tongs wer
caught and the reIns struck Holland yer.
severe blow across the stomach. lie was re
moved to his home.
TIE only deed recorded yesterday by ClerI
Hook was a deed OF correction, made b,
Lila Belle Howell and Allen s. Howell, he
husband, to A. Allen Howell, October q
1881, In consideration OF $500, OF one acre
land near Elm Grove.
TIE boys OF Linsly Institute will give a
entertainment in the hall OF the House
Delegates next Thursday evening This plaC
has been extended through the courtesy Q
Governor Jackson The Glee Club and Oper
House Orchestra will furnish the music. A
the friends Of the school are invited to b
present.
STATE LIBRARIAN BUTLER Is very busy Q
present getting the books back from IL
Supreme Court Judges The Legislaturowi
be asked to appropriate enough money a. III
coming session to stock the library with lat
works. The Governor will recommend 1t, a
the Judges are really In need Of the booksan
anxious to get them. MIR. Butler also ia
large calls for his attention from the Penso
Bureau at Washington in relation to claim
Of West Virginia soldiers
CONSTABLE ST. MYERs last evening again al
rested Leon Van Walt, on q warrant swor
out before Squire Caldwell by W., A. Manly
the charge being Cnibez2lement. LAST Satul
div, II Will be remembered, Van Walt wa
arrested on n similar charge. Mr.. Mani
charges that Van Walt, who worked for him
solicited work and collected the money 70
the same and failed to return II. Mr. Mani
alleges that this las been done In humble
OF cases and that the sums so taken wOnlt
nearly aggregate 500. The case singled on
on which hearing OF last Saturdays cas-
was had, was one In which $40 was paid over
but which Van Walt set up q claim WIS Onl!
borrowed and succeeded In establishing tina
claim, Mr.. Manly, however, was not to b
beaten and another warrant was according!
sworn out. Van Walt gave bond for hear
Ing this morning
TIE jealous person at present filling tn
chair OF City Editor on tho Register, SEEM
bound to pCrvert iaCts In yesterdays issuI
he asserts that the correct and complete alb
stract, published In Thursdays issue Of thu
lSrELLidESCER,o OF Prof. Butchers report to tht
Legislature OF school statistics was embrace
In q recent issue Of the Register. The truth
Of the matter is this: On last Saturday ht
filled o column full OF figures purporting tC
be- Superintendent Butchers report. II wa.
not complete, and there were no iootings-it
was nothing but conglomeration OF figures
space article, while the short but concise ar
ticle In Thursdays lNrELLI0ENcER was oil ab
strnct Of the correct report, the footings and
important data being given. Lawrence Gall
was told while copying the figures that ap-
peared In last Saturdays Regi1ltr that the Ia
bes were not complete, but he plead the
scoop act" and requested Prof. Is. to keef
mum when INrEtLidENCER men were around
We again reiterate that the figures In Thurs
days lNTELLiGENcER were never before
printed.
Tho whaling A. Lake Erie Road.