The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-14
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Council this evening.
The Golf Light Guards will give another of
their famous and enjoyable balls at Turner
Hall this evening.
THE complimentary concert rendered Miss
Hood OF the Wheeling Female College, by
her numerous friends, takes place at the
Opera House this evening.
LILY MIToHELI, colored womans living
in alley Is between Jacob street and alley E,
died suddenly yesterday. She lived alone,
but managed to attract the neighbors atten-
ton by groanine.
yesterday-that of an old man arrested for
plain drunk. His name was John Wallace,
and he got, not thirty days, but ten minutes
Ito leave town. He left.
Born parts of the Circuit Court adjourned
yesterday to A. NJ. to-day. No business Of
interest TO the public was transacted in either
side. The real business of the term will not
be reached until next Monday.
GEORGE WEIsGERBER is training John Ritz
for his coming race with Snyder, of Pitts
burgh. The cold snap has unfortunately
prevented their being out much this week,
but Ritz 8 friends are hopeful that he may be
able to get away with Snyder notwithstand-
ing.
T1LLERMAN CLAToR, of the hook and ladder,
is gaining quite reputation as horse
trainer. The big bay George is of a very
social nature aud at night comes out to assist
the boys play dominoes-true, he shoyes
them Off the table sometimes, but then he
means we'll. He has also been taught to
pick up small articles thrown on the floor.
The Board of Education Committee on
Buildings and Grounds met last night.
Architect Howard was present and sub
mitted a plan for the proposed addition to
| the Seventh ward school house, which was
| approved by the committee, and the clerk
was instructed to notify contractors and
| builders that sealed proposals for building
the new wing will be received until the 18th
instant.
THERE was quiet wedding at the residence
of Mrs. G. e. Delano, on Sixteenth street.
last evening, the Rev. G. r. Copeland unit
ing Miss Agnes C. Hubbard, daughter of the
late William Hubbard, to the Rev. Joseph
Willetts in the bonds of holy matrimony.
The contracting parties were attended by Mr..
Thomas Cartright and Miss Bince NJ. Delano.
After refreshments the happy couple re-
paired to their home, 100 Twelfth street.
THE meeting of persons interested in the
! formation of society for the prevention OF
cruelty to animals will convene ut half-past
seven o'clock this evening in Mozart Hall.
The committees appointed at the first meet
| ing at the Fourth Street Church, will report
at this meeting. Considerable interest has
been stirred up in the movement, and the
meeting will probably be large one. Ofi-
GERS will be elected, and a constitution and
bylaws adopted.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record
deed made September II, 1881, by Emma
c. Morgan, with Lewis B. Morgan, to w. B..
Curtis ct al, Board of Education of Liberty
District, Ohio county, in consideration of $50,
for tract of land in said district, on the
North Fork of Short creek, and adjoining
the lands of James Dixon, Ninian Beall
and other lands of said Morgan, said tract
containing 1914 poles, more or less, to be used
for school purposes for ever.
FREIGHT engine No. "a on the c.. T V. &
w. railway, with four cars of freight and
running about four miles an hour, jumped
the track near the freight depot last evening,
in Kirkwood, and tumbied down the en-
banEment, n distance of about twenty feet.
The fireman. Harvey Moore, jumped and was
not hurt. The engineer, Thomas Mayberry,
undertook to jump and was thrown back
into the cab. and after the engine stopped he
rolled out without serious injury.
The Bible Society anniversary meeting at
the Fourth Street N. L. Church on Sunday
night promises to be an occasion of very
great interest to those who shall be fortunate
grand one, the splendid editice will be light
ed to its fullest capacity, and its great organ
Skitfulty handled and accompanied by SOME
of the best voices i'll Wheeling, send forth a
concord of sweet sounds" such as we rarely
hear. Most II not all of the other churches
will be closed, and should the main room at
Fourth Street be too small for the vast crowd,
an overflow meeting will be held in the com
modious Sunday School rooms, and addressed
by the same speakers as the main meeting,
and others also of our eminent clergymen
and laymen. The music has been placed in
charge OF DR.. Thomas II. Logan, who is call
ing to his assistance some of the best local
talent in the city. twill without doubt be
an occasion of great interest.