The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-03
CITY klrilMARY.
A TASTY Glance at the Local News o
the Day.

hhsty Sthhce NJ tne Local news OF
s'3.5. the Day.
BOARD OF Commissioners to-day.
fEIKRDAr, was beautiful Sunday.
Last mostl was light one In police cir.
Giles. 7E.E h. n
lnItn drama at the Academy OF Music to.
night iifsHElef Gl!tEre +HFtf.E
Now 4, the time to palm leaf fans on your
friends. 81. d
The Bryant Literary Society contempla,es
a private picnic. 81
kHAaEn and his band left on the ST.
Lawrence for White Sulphur Springs. =
sronIIs OF phenomenal catches continue TO
come from the fishing ubscalaped down the
river, .EEs 5.,5l g'ffgNIFt-I
HANGING Guiteau In ctllgy Is said to b.
popular paslme with fishing parties down
the river. ,l4 !. S1t;FpI.ir Ia
MORTIMER Pollock, ESQ, has sold Ills real.
dencs on North Main street, to Mrs. Mary u.
bailey, for $4,000, Il i5' 4 Hf,'s'ni4f
Tux city teachers and those who desire TO
become teachers will be catechlsed by tue
Board OF Examiners to-day. X l., lt1
Louis ScIiwALD's horse, while standing al
Seiberts yesterday, bGcan,e frightened ind
ran short distance, partially wiecklng the
buggy. .,t. .'
Mn, JoHS W. LEzH, OF Crescent lodge A.
| A. |. & :, w, will Represent his lodge at the
meeting Of the National Association ut
Chicago In August. s5.
ASK an Iron worker about the situation
now and his reply will be the same w TINT OF
| the average man when approached by u
church contest beggarp NO change"
TRAvEL on the Elm Grove was delightful
yesterday, there being plenty OF cars
aud horses. No one was crowded and
all enjoyed tho ride into the country i'm.
| mensely. Sgt .5!ll,1i 10
ALICE LEVERAGE, tho notorious, escaped
from the county Jail Saturday evening. II
she could be Induced to escape from the
community and never return the police
would be happy and The city the gamer.
TIE horse attached To DR.. Dlg,lley's phleton
got It's foot In the single tree Is some man.
nor yesterday morning ut the corner OF Wood
and Eighteenth streets, and tho harness had
to be cut before tho animal could be released.
LIEUT.. SrLrIs furnishes us the following re.
port, showing the number OF arrests made
last month: Capt. Bennett 9, Lieut.. Sylvis
4, Dunlap Is, Junkins &, Fugate 10. Morris
90, liarum t. Williams |, Combs 1, Kennedy
5, Bird "A, Radford !, Baird |; total o.. ~
0SE OF the graduates OF Washington school
at the commencement last Friday, will he
married at the North Street Church to.mor.
row to well known Top mill mailer The
Washington school graduates will attend,
wearing their graduation costumes.
|. YErERDAYs edition OF the Ners. Letter was
gotten out by the aid OF u new patent folder,
cutter and paster, Il very complete and dc.
| sirablc machine. THIS addition to the fpcili.
ties OF our neiehbors Office is 4 sign OF pros
peri'y and enterprise which! we are glad to
note. I ~ - .ia
| lyDErESpEScE DAY will pass here quietly
and unmarked by any general celebration,
| from present indications. A number OF suci.
ties will have picnics at various eligible
localities, and u general gathering OF an en-.
ljoyable character Is announced for lIoru.
brooks Park.
THE Board OF Commissioners should to-day
order u telephone for the county Jail. The
need of 1t was again illustrated Saturday
evening, when the re.arrest Of Alice Leverage
could have been easily effected had there
been some means OF pronipt communication
with the police. .'g. slsl=i
IT is very evident the slow people OF Iowa
hadn't heard that NJ. Baker, of the Rcgister,
had gone to Maine after the bottom facts"
on Prohibition. else they would have post
poned their election ill his return that they
might have voted inte!ligently. It's Just too
bad.-lItst IIyttia Freeman. 81
THE IsTELLiUESCEn local talks rather de-
spondingly about the prospects OF the Fort
Henry centennial celebration there in Sep
tember;. the merchants and Others not SEEM
Ing to take hold. Wheeling will lose If she
Eeslccta this opening, first class oppor-
tuni,y 10 do herself proud,n and shouldn't
think Of lIdlsJwy Herald. -
A DEED Was admitted to record by Clerk
Hook. Saturday, made June lC, 1882. by
Cracrafta and D. B. Dovener, trustees. of lot No.
/, in square No. 10, ns designated ON the map
Of the subdivisions Of the Joseph Caldwell
estate. Consideration S. Three deeds Of
trust and one release were also entered for
record. ...,s.
THE las. Of the series OF sacred concerts by
the Opera House orchestra was given ut
Hornbrook's Park yesterday afternoon. The
weather was perfect, and n large crowd was
present. Frcqucnters Of the Park will regret
| 10 learn Of the decision 10 discontinue the
concerts, but the natural attractions at the
Park are In themselves sufficient TO repay one
for visit there.
| A MEETING OF the Ward Committees of the
United Labor Party was held Saturday night,
ut Beck's Hall, Edward Robertson presiding
and Z. N. lsathbun acting as Secretary. Ii
was decided to allow tie committeeman from
each ward 10 fix the time and place for hold.
ing the primaries in their own wards. to
choose delegates to the Convention 10 be held
ut the City building on the 22d inst.
WHEELING LoDoE No. Q, /. 0. o. +. installed
on last Saturday evening the following OIL
GERS: NJ. +. Glossy, y. G.; VIM. Wincher, V.
q; A. Mcclaskey, Secretary; Jacob Morris,
Treasurer. The following officers were elected
by Franklin Lodge No. 3, !. y. o. +. for the
next term ending December 81, 1882. N.G.,
Il. S. Dillon; Y. G., Chris. Sander; Secretary,
Z. X. Smith; Treasurer, L. F.Caldwel; Lodge
Trustee, J. N. Todd.
owrSa to the uuiavorshle condition Of tho