The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-09


the last will and testament Of Frederick
sanderman, with Caroline sanderman as
Gxecutrix. A bond was required, with no
surety.
TnEsESE LARi was on Saturday appointed
administrators Of the estate OF Adam Lari,
deceased, SHE giving bond OF $500, with
Samuel Kuglen, August Zarnitz and Der.
nard Rickus rs sureties.
EUREKA Lodge No, 4s, !. o. o. F., held It's
annual election Saturday night. The follow,
ingworc chosen: n. g., George Montgomery
v. o., Henry Neihouse; Secretary, Godfrey
scheul; Treasurer, William Blon.
THOSE who had the pleasure Of hearing the
noted Brooklyn divine, Talmage, lecture
here last season, will be pleased to learn that
he will probably lecture here on the 25th,
for the benefit Of the Lincoln Club.
The mild and damp weather OF the past
two days has brought the dampneSs out OF
the ground, and wntking over the brick
payements In South Wheeling Is like walk
Ing over q clam bed ut low tide. Water
spurts up all around.
TuE BenwoOd Blast Furnace, at Martins
Ferry, Is turning out about slxty-elght tons
per day. The employees Of this furnace on
receiving their last pay were greatly surprised
W illlu tlut tllClT Wukch uuu petIl voluntarily
advanced ten cents per day.
AoAIS our tOndeSt hopes are blasted:
Saturday afternoon, after an absence Of
thinteen months, that noblest Roman OF all
the grand army OF buns Tobias G. Vance, re.
turned to the city. This knocks the report
that he was dead into cooked hat.
JAKE sOLEs and Steve Crawford, tho two
nightwatchmen on the Market Square beat,
have buried the Ratchet, pooled their issues,
and extended the beat down to Twelfth street
on both Main and Market Property there.
abouts will certainly be well watched.
Tue annual election Of officers Of Virginia
Forge, No. 4, Amalgamated Association, |. &
$, W., was held Saturday night, with the
following result: President, Daniel Cline;
v. p, William Hagadorn; F. s., William
Hall; X, s., Andrew Baker Treasurer, G. D.
Thompson.
TnE following persons were elected officers
OF the Leasafe Boat Club Saturday night:
President August Hanke; Vice President
John BuddoCE; Financial Secretary, Frank
Heller; Recording Secretary, William Brice-
land Treasurer, Lawrence Ray; Captain,
John Ray.
THE0pera House orchestra will givea grand
concert ut the Opera House the Inter part Of
ello llullus lue1 lluNC seCuEtu tue SERVICES
OF ProfS. SchOCke and NAls besides several
eminent musicians from Pittsburgh, making
an orchestra Of over 90 pieces. Some OF our
best local vocallsts will assist.
WnEELINos freedom from smallpox is
rather remarkable Cases OF It or varoiloid
are now ut Bellnire, Washington, Pa, Steu-
benvillc, Glenn's Run and numerous other
neighbOring places Careful observance OF
the laws Of cleanliness and diet will work
wonders, aided by general vaccination.
The condition OF the south end OF the
| Upper Market last night was disgrace to
the city, and to make matters worse there
was no gas lighted. An immense pool Of
muddy water extending across Eleventh
street and bank Of mud six or eight feet
high on Market street, shut Off all access to
the market.
The rush to secure reserved seats for "Pa.
thence" at Wilson & Banners Saturday has
not been equalled since that memorable occa-
sion OH which Mary Ann Anderson first con-
descended to twinkle awhile in our frma.
ment Saturday at noon every desirable seat
down stairs in the Opera House, except in the
boxes, had been marked of for tomorrow
night,
SATURDAY evening ut the dance in McI.ain's
Hall, person named Frazier persisted in
raising such disturbance that the managers
were obliged to put him out. He continued
his noise on the street, so that Officer Bird
was Obliged toaErest him. Il was asceFtaiHed
after he had been arrested that he Is the per-
son who has OF late been rushing against
strangers on the streets and striking them in
the mouth.
THE identity Of the sewing.machine man
chased out Of the house Of John Seamon Mt
Whisky Run last week, Us narrated in these
columns Saturday, for improper liberties
with the woman OF the house, was matter
Of considerable curiosity Saturday. Seamon
himself says in a card publiShe,l-yeSterday
that the description Of the man given in this
paper was inaccurate-that he was " as whole
in the matter Of eyes as he is defective In the
matter Of morals" The man did not appear
to have an eye. single to business for u fact.
Seamon gives the agents name rs o. J..
Turvey.
THE following conveyances Of real estate
were admitted to record Saturday by Clerk
Hook: A deed made December /, 1881, by
Henry Brinkman and wife to Louis Brink
man, for 800, OF the north part OF lot No. G
in square No. 49, in South Wheeling. A
deed made December 81, 1881, by Elizabeth
HRnke and husband to Henry Hankc, of lot
No, 10 in Spriggs' Row, Eighth ward, for
500, A deed made November q, 1881, by
John ]. Jones and wife and the Merchants
National Bank OF West Virginia 10 Charles
II. Cook, in consideration Of 500, OF a piece
Of property on the Island,
TnR Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades, In its report to Council Tuesday
night, will recommend the adoption OF an
ordinance creating the office OF Assistant
Street Commissioner, making the person fill
ing 1t u qualified officer and responsible to
Council. The position Of "head boss, " as the
person next to the Street Commissioner Is
called, is responsible one; II is his business
to keep the time OF the men, superintcnd the
work going on In the streets and alleys of
the city in the absence OF the Street Commits.
siOner, and make himself generally useful
For his services the "hOad boss" Is paid s.. 90
per day. and issalary is inCluded in the bills
reported monthly by the Street Commits.
siOner; but not being qualified he cannot be
held responsible.
SAMUEL SoNERs hailing from point near
Wheeling, arrived in the city yesterday, nc
companied by man named Robert Mitchell,
whose acquaintance he had made during the
trip up the river. Yesterday afternoon the
two made tour Of the south side rolling
mills in quest Of u situation. Before entering
the Sligo Mill Mitchell said to his Compan.
ion, "Lend me your watch so thatI can make
good appearance, and ! II ask for lob for
each Of us" Somen thought the idea good
one and handed over his gold watch and
chain, which he valued at $50 Mitchell
went into the mill, leaving his partner wait.
ing outside, and at last accounts Mr.. Somers
was still waiting, us Mitchell failedto return,
Somers told his story TO an officer, who assist.
ed him in his search, but the eiIlrts failed TO
reveal the whereabouts OF the nan who
wanted to make good appearance
Jtrgh LeGdte.
DR. McGRAw, the gay and festive I.othario
from lellaire, who brought u young lady 10
this city and stopped with her two nights and
day ut hotel, is still giving tile soSsips in.
teresting matters to talk about down there.
We mentioned the fact Saturday morning
TINT no had given security In Squire Philips
court for his hotel bill and the costs of col.
lection. Mr.. RinehaEt, who went his security,
was given horse and buggy to indemnify
him from loss Tho vehicle and animal
proved 10 be the property OF DR.. Eskey, Of
Benwood, and not OF McGraw, Rinehart
therefore attached MoGraw's office furniture
to make himself whole. McGnw was taken
to St. Clairsville Saturday by the father and