The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-06-30
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! A. nAY'k INCIDENTS,
Done Up In sn,nii Parcel. for Iiasty Con.
4 SIX. Isnnipiion. n III 4

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Corsc1t meets this evening Ss x 4,
Z HAsabybody told you II Is wartn2 Ia.
MrsicrrAt Court me etsagsln to-day
prRLlc school Commencement to-day.
Nor q fire alarm this month, and only one
day. " hear from. >, Fsy-sFl IF
Fsnlso Y still a popular amusement with
the Idle MILL men. 5tN
THE excursion Ia, Sleubenville on the 81.
Lawrence this afternoon will be large one.
"A LITTLE child of Mike brady, who lives
on Sixteenth street was badly sealded last
night. ,.GgfE e; e fgsE5F
'sariRE MunriSs yesterday dismissed the
case against Thomas, tho colored night soil
remover. AD 80 n. 'fiA'F1 ~ Is
,l.Asr nights concert at scibcrt's, was very
well attended aud all enjoyed tho beautiful
moonlight night.
OsE OF licyman's drivers had finger neat.
ly ampuInted yesterday by letting the edge
Of beer key fall on It i,' 5.,,l
TIE number OF bathers along the levee after
sunset increases every day. What y boon
u floating bath house would be. f'A H., ".
Z SEVERAL Wheeling people have gone to
Washington 10 the vain hope Of seeing
Guiteau's final farewell appearance.
The Ladies' Missionary Society OF the
Bridgeport Presby terrain Church will hold u
regular monthly meeting this afternoon at 8
o'clock ~ NJ. i3, 49, Et5j
THE Benevolent Society ofZion's Lutheran
congregation, will give u grand picnic At
Muhleman's Grove, over the river, on the
Fourth. 49, - ~. e if .f..5.,lj, m
The examination Of teachers in the city
schools aud applicants for positions US such,
which WIS appointed for to morrow, hlA been
postponed till Monday. 9sE &, n
Gar a late hour last evening, Squire Philips
sent 10 jnil TO await trial this morning, col
Ored boy named Frank Davis WHO on last
Tuesday stole some money.
THE tool chest that was found In an alley In
the rear OF the Hobbs mansion, Eighth ward,
Wednesday, morning. was taken from the res.
idencc of,W.iC. l1andlan, Ego. -
THE arrangements for the meeting OF the
State Editorial Association next week In this
city, were completed yesterday ut meeting
Of tho members Of the local press.
Mr.. EwINu explains that The fire which was
discovered In the bindery on Twelfth street
on "Wednesday originated In some manner
from sweency's 'Macline shop, in the same
building. L9t u. e'5g IN
Tie famous colored quartet Of musicians
serenadcd Andy Hamilton, at his Island resi-.
dQnCe Wednesday night, after which he in
yited tho members In and set an elegant little
lunch for them. f. g.
| TIE commencement exercises OF the West
| Liberty Normal School took place yesterday,
mud were largely attended. Last might Judge
0key johnson made MI address to tho alumni
association OF the school. -sar
YESTERDAY warrant was issued for Thos.
Newman. on complaint OF Clark Kraft, by
sQuirG Nnrrlns, but tho case was afterwards
compromised, the complainant paying costs
The charge was breach Of the peace.
THE present Is a remarkable season for
steamboating-th stage OF water for months
being amply sufficient for every purpose
Even now. when nearing the hot and dry
month OF July, there isa good stage of water.
The prospects for big crowd on the
| ing are excellent. The Vt. LAWRENCE will
leave about A ?; N II pleasant, the.e will be
lovely moon. and tho down trip will DO
supremely delightful. {,
The Sheriff of Pocahonias county was in
/ the city yesterday, having brought three
prisoners, CLas. b. Gillespie, Uriah Gillespie
and Jas, +. Bird, all white, to the peniten-
tiary at Moundsville. The first named gets
two. and the two latter seven years each;
total, sixteen years. i lI.i..e7 i5-ii 81
AHour a week aao, Mr.. VIM. Carney, OF
the Sixth ward, met with severe accident,
and under the excitement attendant at the
time, his son Peter, n young man nbout
eighteen years old was taken with j fit.
He recovered ind was all right until last
light when he had another tit, which was
quite severe.
Courier, has this to say about next week.
meeting: ave expect 10 attend the meeting
OF the Editorial Association ut Wheeling
next week, and, II the meetings are not held
In Reynann's brewery, we'll Try, about the
LIST of August, to give our readers q slight
history of the OCCASION"
!, RoBERr AIcI.goD and his wife (probably"the
McI.euds Of Dare engaged in lively fight
on Cbapline street, near the Fourth Street
church. last evening. They we're separated
with considerable difficulty. When the
man was arrsigned before Squire Sweeney
he behaved so badly that he was commit
ted by the Justice for contempt. The wo.
man was also sent 10 jail to await exam.
ination on charge Of disorderly conduct,
and there Tailor Davis had another siege
with her, but finally got her into cell.
| Two OF the committees OH awards for the
next exhibition Of the State Fair Association
met yesterday and adopted schedule of
prizes for their respective departments. The
committees were those oil fancy goods, con.
sisting OF Mrs. Jacob Berger, Mrs A. W.
Kelly and Mrs. Robert White, and on cattle,
the judges in this department being Julius
LeMoyne, Esq. Of Washington, Pa, W. FL.
cAhannon, of Wellsburg. and c. 8. Tcrriil,
a. Il. Jacob and J. W. Nicolls, of Ohio
County. The meetings were held at the
grounds.
The Opera House hand played,at the Nor.
mai School commencement at West Liberty
yesterday, and apparently made q grand
mash. The lender received numerous com.
plimentary; notes. One lady wrote OH the
margin Of a programme: ''please accept com.
piimcnts, especially for the selection after
prayer. Best music we have had here for
iour years" Others were equally ilattering.
By tho way the baud recently received n
highly complimentary letter from President
Pendleton on their playing ut the Bethany
commencement. 81 MI. -f,E ~
| LAST evening about seven O'Clock. Horny
| Trontman, OF the North End, CAME near end.
ing his career In 8 watery grave lie had
been out on the river rowing in the waves OF
passing steamer. Returning he seated him.
self Oh Il barge OF Dunlap's cooper shop.
While sitting there he became light-hesded
and fell backwards Into the river. He was
carried under the barge and came out at the
other end in IN exhausted condition. He
would surely have drowned had 1t not been
for two young men, who were on the bank,
and seeing the prcdicament he was in, has.
tened to the rescue: &,
iTIE congregation Of the First Presbyterian
Church, with Its two Sabbath Schools, will
picnic at Mahan's Grove tomorrow, The
regulur train taking the exCursionists leaves
at twenty minutes to nine, and good many
Of the business gentlemen expect 10 90 up at
I;40. w0 have heard Of some pleasing little
amusements that arc provided for the occa.
sion. and have no doubt that any of our good
people who wish to join In the day in the
woods will be kindly welcomed. Takp your
basket along, and put enough to cot in It for
several besides yourself. Fresh air, and fine
spring water and exercise make large appe,
titsa. We hope the day may prove beautiful
and nuke glad the hearts OF many anxious