The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-19
SCRAPS OF NEWS,
Gathered Here and There By Iutslli'
geneer Reporters.

Eencer Reporters.
TuR State Fair ought to boom new.
ST.. ALPHoSsus fair begins tonight,
Yesterdays Police Court was largely at
tended.
0NE deed in fee was admitted to record
In the Recorders Office yesterday.
THE Mnunerchor, IGermaniR and Bes-
thovsn Singing Societies gave balls in
their respective halls last night.
Two extra trains, loaded with immi.
grants, passed west over the Baltimore 4
Ohio road early yesterday morning.
THERE will be q german at the Mcclure
House tonight, complimentary to Miss
Annie Hearne, who will leave for Europe
in few weeks.
The VigilAnt Engine company will give
ball tonight at Turner Hall, the pro.
ceeds OF which will be devoted to fixing
up quarters for the fremen.
Mas. MILLER, q sister OF Peter Bonsn.
berger, Of the Fifth ward, accompanied by
her husband and four children, arrived
in this city from Deutschland on Sunday
Ton @. LEcERI, who has been running
as sleepingCar conductor between Wheel
ing and Chicago, has been transferred ID
the line between Baltimore and New
York.
DoN'T forget to 20 to the ball at Turnel
Hall tonight for the benefit Of the Vigl
liant Engine Company. 1t is deserving
enterprise and should receive great en-
coursRement,
The laborers at the Top Mill furnace
have struck for an advance Of twenty
cents per day, but the company has de
Clined to aCcede to their demands ant
paid them of.
The Harmonis-M RnnerChor gave 9 mos
delightful private social at Frauzheim'I
Hall last night, A large number OF mem
bers and their wives were present, and
Viswig's orchestra delighted all.
LETTERS unclaimed April 10. W, ]. II.
Bown, Jas. Banning, ]. B. DALEY, JeaT
D. Evens, VIM. P. Meyer, Mrs, Mcmahon
Mrs. MaChe, Ohss Snyder, Ohas, r, Smith
VIM. s. Stevens, Mrs, Mary Wtnere.
TIE continuation OF the Wilson'Rose
muddle, which happened on Sunday, will
be tried before Justice Philips to-day,
-Four warrants have been issued and the
examination promises to be lively and In
tsresting in the extreme,
A VERY sad accident occurred last Sun
day In South v Wheeling, by which William
q little son Of Carl Miller was seriously, Il
not fatally, injured by fall from a see
saw. The spine OF the little fellow was
broken, and other serious injuries took
plsCe.
THE Committee on Building, Of the
Board OF Education, met at the Fifth ware
school house yesterday for the purpose o.
arCertalning the best method Of draining
the grounds. City Surveyor Hoge and
Architect Howard met with them. II wa
decided to run q sewer down Alley 10,
THR letter carriers talk OF getting up {
petition asking those citizens who hayt
not letter boxes or letter holes in theil
front doors, to have them placed there
they say that such ConvenienCes would
cost only twenty-five cents, and would
save them (the CarTiersj many a trll
around houses.
Mr.. W. F. PETERSON received lette
from Capt. McEIdowney yesterday which
stated that Wetzel county was full!
aroused on the railroad question ant
would meet her share OF the EXPENSE
when the time arrived. The letter also
stated that meeting would DO held sool
to make o subscription. Mr.. Peterson cay
1t Ia about time that Marshall county wa
taking some steps In the matter In th(
way Of subscription.
A RARE treat is In store for the Ctizenl
Of Wheeling In the lecture at the Fourtl
Street NJ. E. Church, next Monday even
ing by Bishop Warren, the newly electeC
Bishop oil the N. +. Church. His subjeC
Is 1.-THE Forces OF a Sunbeam" and The
lecture will be not only interesting but In
BtruCtiye In the extreme. Bishop Warren
speaks, as 1t were, by authority, on thil
and kindred subjects He Is author Of q
standard work called ReCreAtions In
Autonomy" and has made special study
OF that science.