The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-04
CITY CnIPs
Gathered from the Roportotiai chip
Basket Yesterday.
ANOTHER warm day.
Straw hats have made ti,eir anraar.;;,ca


AN0rHER warm day.
7 STRAW hats have made their appearance,
TAtNAOE at the Opera House this evening
TIM SehO0l Journal for May will be out 70.
day.
SIIurTEB Is reported scarce in all the neigh.
boring towns.
sPGiSo fever is epidemic, and everyone has
a rowing feeling.
TnE warm weather Of the past four days,
coming suddenly rs II did, has had is effect
on the men In the mills.
THE temperance meeting at tho North
Street N. Il. Church this evening WILL be ad.
dressed by Rev, II. W. Ryne.
THE Finance Committee says 0x.ShOriiI
Tingle Is all correct, ind any reports 10 the
contrary are unauthorized and Without ioun.
dAtiOn.
ClIAs. HusENAN and Chas. Myers beer lot.
tiers, having places OF business on EoiF street
below fhtrty.sevGuth, were arrested yester-
day for selling beer to DO drank on the place.
LErTERs for the following persons were nm
claimed at the P0stOtflce yesterday: Thomas
Cheston, T, Q. Calvert, ]. Davis, Robert Kean,
Dick MCCpFdy, J. PeFlmaB, L. T., J. n. Tan.
ner, John =. Tower, William II. Weyman.
ST., PATRIcK's Mutual aid Society last
Sunday elected the following officers fer the
ensuing year. President, Patrick Wier; Vice
] President, N. Sheeky; Secretary, p. DALEY;
Treasurer James Flynn and physician Dr., !.
A. Campbell.
TnE Board OF Commissioners received
through Mr.. Stein, yesterday, very kind
invitation from >tr. Seiert, 10 spend some
afternoon at his pleasant garden out the
pike. The members agreed that some day
they would accept and take the reporters
along.
VIZ arc requested to announce that the
'James LaElef' arrRigned before Squire Phil.
ipS Tor deadly assault, was not James A. la.
Zier, Of the Central Glass Works, We do 10
with pleasure, though those who know Hir.
LaZler would know this without the expla.
nation.
THE Third Presbyterian Sunday school,
Eighth ward, has elected the following OIL.
GERS: Superintendent, PROT ]. G. Gwynn
First Assistant, Thomas Deignan; Second
Assistant, Henry Kemble; Secretary, W, A,
Tape; Assistant Secretary, fsadore Fulton
Treasurer, Jacob Dicker' Librarians, Vim,
Stewart, Thomas Carson and Isadore Fulton.
RECLAIM LYSCH, lad about IS years old,
who was sent to Jail by Squire MUrrins sew.
eFal days ago, for stealing Iron from the mills,
was yesterday taken 10 the Hospital by Con.
stable Wier, and allowed to look on the dead
face OF bis mother Just before she was taken
away TO be buried; he was hut little Infected.
His mother died in destitute circumstances
THE body OF child three or four months
1 old was yesterday picked up near the south
end Of Boggs' Island. and taken TO the Yves!
Virginia shore, and Squire A. l.. Pelly noti.
fed, He summoned jury and held an III
quest, which resulted In no revelations The
verdict was that the unknown child had
come to It's death by means to tho Jury un.
known. The baby had on calico slip when
found.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT BUTCHER yesterday
paid the different State Normal schools thetl
alOtmNntS for the first term OF the current
school year, amounting to 81, 973 la all. The
term has been fair average one at all the
schools, and an especially good one at Fair
mont. The appropriation made by the Legis
lature Will not nearly hold out, which Is sin
cerely 70 be regretted, as 1t will be serious
draw back to the highest efficiency Of the
schools.
THE Turner Society met last evening anG
elected the following officers, to serve the
ensuing year. First Speaker, ]. II. Deck
IScSuHN SpeAASl, AuuS f. GlIuNeEi GeCTethTy
Gust. Blum; Treasurer, George LooS; Firs
Turnmaster, William Schambra; seconC
ITurnmaster, Andy Stoetzer: Pronertyman
Joe Evil; Trustees, Herman Yaegel and The
0dore Fisher; Hall Committee, Joe Minge
James Straub and Joe Evil. The society /.
in Il very prosperous condition.
TRE fishing club recently organized me
last night to choose name and elect perma
nent officers. The very appropriate name
Forest and Stream Rangers" was selected
rs the clubs soubriQuet and the following
officers were elected: President, DR.. J, i
Smith; vice president, DR.. George l. Caddle
recording secretary, James X. Hall; CORES
pOndiHg secretary, !. G. Dillon treasurer
Col. VIM. Exley. A board OF directors apC
several minor officer remain to be chosen.
Is the Municipal Court yesterday the case
OF the Peoples Bank vs.. VIM. c. Haudlan
and The Central Building Association No. 5
garniShee, upon n summons on a suggestion
was called, and John f. Miller Secretary Of
the Association, answered no funds, aud The
garnishee was discharged, The chancery
case OF Armstrong, Coen & Co., VS.. Thcodosii
McGiDpis, was partially argued, but no
finished. The chancery CsSe OF John Bruce
vs.. Isabella Biekerton, executor ct al, was
dismissed on the motion OF the complainant
at his own cost. The Court adjourned till
half.paSt nine this forenoon.
YESTERDAY afternoon Miss Helen Brown
and her sister, daughters Of Sheriff Brown
were out driving. In coming down Four
teentl street the horse became unmanagablt
and ran furiously. The Mt. De Chantc
wagon was standing at the Cathedral, ant
the driver, seeing the team flying toward him
turned into the street in the hope Of heading
off and stopping the horse. The ANNA
jumped to one side, however, and the tongue
OF the wagon getting under the buggy upse
and threw both ladies out Tie buggy wa.
reduced to wreck, but fortunately the Ia
dies were not seriously hurt, although they
were bruised somewhat, and one bud hei
cheek.bone badly scraped. Frank Hupp, {
student, studying with his father, Dr. Hnpp
took the ladies into the house and ATTENDED
to them,