The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-11
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some Of the Incidents Of a nay About
Town.

Town.
cOrsa1 tonight
TINS Is winters dying kick.
MAETIx'S FERRY has the measlea
GARDEN making has received . setback.
BRiDoLlORT isrePorted free from smallpox.
THE Court House steps should be repaired.
THI pending question Is, Are the peaches
killed.
MrseIrAt Court has adjourned to court. in
eourSe.
The effects Of book beer were visible on The
streets last night
No jury cases will be tried in the Circui.
Courts this week.
TRE Nilligan murder trial will commence
on Wednesday, April 10.
ONLY two drunken men had been run In
BY the police at midnight
sTORE.LEEPEEs who took out their stoves
last week, wish they hadn't
THE Wheeling Presbytery Of the U, P,
Church meets at Bellaire to-day.
LErrEIs. advertised Tuesday April II, lss2:
c. L. Kendall, Lue Reed, W. Rogers.
"EAsrEE MoSDAY" was celebrated in the
usual lively manner yesterday and last night
JOuN WootG runs 4 night skiff ierry.till y
o'clock from theTop mill landing to Martins
Ferry, o.
OSE Of p. l.. Kimberly's big coal wagons
broke down on Sixteenth street, near Wood,
last night
JIMMIE GALLAHEE was fined 81 and costs yes.
tefday for disorderly conduct on the street
Saturday night.
Tue fourth quarter OF the LinsIy Institute
commenced yesterday with the usual large
number Of scholars.
Or the eleventh OF April, 1861, Fort stump
ter was bombarded. On the tenth Of April,
1855 Cen Lee, surrendered.
GLoRGE ScHSAPFs, an aged German charac.
ter we'll known In police circles, died at the
county poor house last week.
WHEN the reporters hailed anybody yester-
day with the usual query Amy thing ireshg'
they were referred TO the weather.
THE Linsly Echo will shortly make It's ap-
Deannce under the management OF Masters
Cumming, Hupp, HearH and Vance.
THEEE more marriage licenses were Issued
yesterday. Marrying and giving in mar.
rage seems to be popular amusement
nowadays.
Tue Ivy Social, composed Of some OF our
best young people, will give one OF their
pleasant dances In FTanEheim's Hall Wed.
nesdAy evening.
JAKE GArDArE, the famous Toronto oars
man. has challenged Peter Boil, the Pitts.
burgh champion, to a three-mile race for
from 500 to 81 600 aide.
TUE State Medical Society will meet here
on the 9th prOx. President Reeves expects
a large number 70 he in attendance. We
doubt not this will be the case.
J. n. Tom yesterday qualified as assessor
Of the First district OF Ohio county under the
law requiring reassessment Of the real pro-
perry in the State, giving bond in 5000 y It'll
John Butterdeld as surety.
WEDNESDAY evening the Bryant Literary
Society will celebrate its fourth anniversary
at tue North Street N. E. Church, at which
time a very choice entertainment will be
given. The invitations are already out.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted To record
deed made January 10. 1889, by Peter
kloss and wife to John Groppe, in considera.
ton Of $3.50, for the south half OF lot @ in
square q in the Eighth ward OF Wheeling.
LOUIS KALrESBGfHER was up yesterday be.
fore Squire T. Sweeney on a charge Of as
sault, preferred by George W. Schnella. Kal.
tenblcher attacked Schnella with a pair Of
shears. He was fined, and bound over in
500 to keep the peace for year.
LATE Sunday evening, Michael Burke, an
old man about 20 years Of age, employed in
the Belmont mill, in crossing Chapline street
ut Twenty+siXth, slipped and fell in the gut.
ter breaking his leg. He was taken 10 his
home on Main street opposite the mill, and
attended bv DR.. Pipes.
The FitEsimmons reception was most en-.
ioyable gathering, and one that will be long
remembered by the folks OF Martins Ferry.
A number from our city, Bellaire, Benwood
and Bridgeport were in attendance. T. T.
COckayne furnished the music. He will
play at Town Hall, Elm Grove, this evening.
AT $50 o'clock yesterday morning there
was quite a scare at the corner Of Jacob and
Thirty.third streets, caused by the burning
OF the roof about the chimney Of Wagners
barber shop. Word was sent TO the Eighth
ward hose company, which responded and
soon extinguished the blaze without turn.
ing in an alarm.
DEPUrY sHEEIFF W. B. DoxELLr, of Kama.
whG county, accompanied by A. c. LeRgett,
who acted in the capacity OF guard, was at
the State House yesterday, having placed in
the penitentiary for five years, Henry Legg,
indicted and convicted OF murder in The sec.
ond degree. The murder was committed last
December, Vim. Vandergrif being the victim.
0S Monday evening, 18th inst, the celebra.
ted Guernsey isteman' Combination will
appear at the Academy in a musical and lit
erary entertainment. We have every reason
TO believe that 1t will be the finest entertain.
ment OF the kind given in Wheeling this
season, and no one should miss it ifattend.
anCe is possible. Manager Lucas is distribu.
ting large and beautiful pamphlet OF press
notices aud engravings.
SeEIRE SWEENEY had one OF those peace
warrant cases before him last night, which
would be amusing II they had not 50 many
sad features. The complainant was a Mrs.
Donlev, and the defendant girl of thirteen
or fourteen, named Cora Gillespie. The girl
was bound over in $50 bonds to keep the
peace for six months. The case grew out OF
a quarrel between Cora and two bright girls,
daughters OF Mrs. Dsnley.
TuE meeting to be held this evening at the
Fourth Street N. f. Church at * O'Clock
gives promise OF being one OF the most impor.
tant and interesting meetings which OF late
has been held in this city. II has been inau.
gurated under the auspices OF the Wheeling
and Ohio County Bible Society. Several brief
addresses will be made by distinguished
speakers. Let there be large audience 10
greet them and thus encourage this truly
noble work.
TRE West Alexander correspondent of the
Washington Reporter tells this: A couple ar.
rived here, on Monday last about 3A. 81, who
had walked from Wheeling to get married
After waking up several parties, they at last
got to the right place, telling beforehand
they had no "sheEles" TO pay the fee. MI.
= Winter, aged about 50 years and Mis-
+ Spring, aged % years, were made one
and sent on their way rejoicing They went
as they came.
YESTERDAY morning in Police Court Jennie
ODonnell was fined $50 and costs and failing
TO pay, was sent to jail Tor thirty days, for
prostitution. She was arrested the evening
before in the FOurth ward, by Officer Junkins,
This is the girl who was fined s. and costs
Saturday afternoon for disorlerly conduct,
for which olIenSe she was arrested Friday
evening by Officer Barum, over the CreeE.
It's to be hoped her thirty days retirement
will do her good.
OuR reporter iu his ramblings about the
city discovered fifty or sixty beautiful bright
juveniles assembled In the hall Of the Third
ward school. Upon inquiry he was informed