The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-20

street to George p. Hobbs for 81 600. The
Island appears 10 be the fayUrite place for
buying homes Just now. :, :, /, -, -
,Tnr revival ut tho Disciple! church Is going
on again afterA few. nights TEST, .with-con-
tinued interest and gratifying results. There
will be meeting tonight At 1880. Further
notices will be given from time to time.
Tus I.ibrutystill coh,inuai!1 TO he crowded
and popular. Dy the way. another assistant
librarian should be appointed, or, Missy Car.
sons duties frightened in some rrnanner.
From 8 A., ". to l0E n. every tdayis alto
gether too much for Any one.
THE last will and testament Of Catherine
Mccoy, deceased, was yesterday admitted to
probate and ordered to be, recorded. Mrs.
Martha Whitaker qualified as iexecutriI,
giving bond In the sim of $1,000, with
George B. caldwell as surety. lihEI Z
The Ohio County Sunday School Workers
are arranging for a County Convention, 10 be
held ut Point Mills, November 18th. An ex.
cursfun train will run out FROM this city. atid
Il large delegation Is expected, A very inter.
esting programme is prepared, and will soon
be circulated. IN a r 81
last nighttime Opera House Band went 10
the residence OF Mr.. Widule, on Main street,
Centre Wheeling, whose daughter was mar.
| 4 ~. II. lA4F :.
r'ea 10 MT. echeele Meuhesdhy ni8ht, anu
serenaded the Happy couple. Afterwards
the bind and some friends were, invited In
aud tempting lunch wins served.lJl iili
.AiEssEs BRlCkLSNp AND sWklsGRRaER.t the
oarsmen, are on hand, under the care OF their
trainers. preparing for tile. race that Is to
come oil Saturday week Tile farmer makes
his quarters on this sidc OF the river, stopping
at the Granite House; IKE latter over the rif.
or, az w u iaS House.--1t1anhandle He"s'.
YESTERDAY John Han, miner employed
in The Boegs Eun iicoal bihEs, met with ia
painful and dangerous accident. lie was IT,
ing on his side. ,"bearing in"under the vein
OF coal, when il gave why above him aud Eel
Gcrushinghim badlyabout thships. The day
before Peter Miller met wi III similar acc!'
aent IN Tue same mine.as a result OF wh1ch
ne nao one ieH ofoaeh. ~ /.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted TO record
y deed made October ~, lSSe, by Michael
Reilly To- Louis ~ Felslng. 10 consideration
OF ISIS, for lot Us, On Tie east side Of Main
street, in Wheeling. Also II deed made
April u. lSs2, by Henry Spear, executor Of
4 the estate OF Sarah Cunningham, late OF
West Liberty, deceased. u Joseph Caldwell,
IN consideration Of 500, Tor the east par: Of
lot q, and five feet OF the west party fronting
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erty. 517 6a
CHARLESTON the Permanent Sent. is TO bare
water works or At leait'a compnny was YES.
terday incorporated by the Secretary oi State
for the purpose OF erecting water works there.
and supplying the Inhabitants Of the future
capital will, aqueous lluid FOL. culinary aud
mechanical purposes, or drinking II desired.
S3O 700 has been subscribed TO the capital
stock anu ~ ,0C0 paid IN and The privilege y
reserved 'oi! increasing this by sales OF addi'
tlonal shares from time to, TIME to $t01, 9R tn
all. The shares arc $50 each, and are held BY
George>W. Patton, of Charleston, and Tour
gentlemen Of Plymouth, ia. The principal
office Of the corporation is TO be Kept OF
WilEcsbarre, Luzerne county, Pa. n. G;EsE
Tuz Indies OF the Fourth Street Church'lust
evening jinaupurated the, winters series Of
suppers and socials in the ;ch urch klecture
roac, and :nsrlors In. lysf u al, spicious and
successful manner. Sumner Tau seryed from
5 to s and a magnificent supper Il wap,
served in the daintiest mauner that o1c
Mi tha Nm. and ali were nleased.
| Afterwards a nropranne 'an,bruoir. musical
and I;tera wi NM, 6erstwes v;ven TIA del;uht
ed audience. In addition 10 its being Tic
iirst social Of the season, It was aiso 3 1rcep;
! uon 10 !he'heW PASTOR hev. HDr.; oI!i'n, WV
ms family. a large number OUTSIDE o, Of tne
church members took advantage OF NE e.
cas'on 10 meet ana welcome the new olVine
to our city, i.
y IT seems from all that can be loarned that
the Wholesale b 1unciug Of couductorsa On tAe
u. & 0. road waR not without cause. General
Manager Durham las been after them ever
since he took charge Of the road and byla
system OF detective, espionage unknown 10
the conductors, succeeded in discovering
some bad conduct on.the part OF the conduc-
tors. For instance, a ticket from Columbus
TO Newark was discovered 10 have been sold
four times. the conductor each time neglect
ing 10 punch II OH; taking It up. a 1t was thon
disposed of, 10 4 scalpsr, who ;resold II to a
passenger, md itwas again .Ised. g-Another
conductor, 1t is asserted, in one week "bell
out" seycnty.two per cent OF the money ho
had received for ,fares n IT. Is said tue road
would have been satisfied; with an even
cent captured by che conductor was the straw
TINT broke the eaulsls back. Other acts
equally az Aagrant were discpvered.whicl,
finally determined the com psng op,jpfornl
thss ~, ne eonaneie1s .t Shsr men would a.
r. IS claIn,e1 ,ha, .a,,,oman n.n,t |,
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the sneigLoorhoodT Of Bellaire. Z has ut, last
succeeded IN; discovering sscret' ior which
many nave tiruitlessly', sought tina ippps
tatuu' OF science, at whose shrine many great
fortunes and brilliant intellects haye, been
laid IN vain-the seerec Of perpetual mo-
ton. For(years past MI; Brooks, disregard:
| Ing the sneers Of the nnbelieyers, has labored
to perfect bis Idea. With aIdoFged 'pcrsever.
ance, amounting almost 10 obstinacy, that
now seeMs rs II about to be crowned with
success. Recently the attention OF men Of
means has been! called q, bis labors, and %
workshop has been fitted up on The premises
Of Mr. James Hackett, Sri, where Ne is>uos
nsusiy engsstd In dis 5Eesesrches 4 Is said
city, both Shrewd, prosperous andSwile,
awake gent]emen;T, who fare not like]ys TO
enter into'a thing Without seeing n profit.
able way out. are backing Mr.. Brooks Ia his
labors. So often has It been announced that