The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-28
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oUR present city officials were elected .
year ago yesterday.
No Session Of Of either house Of the Legs.
lature will be DO held to-day.
Six persons will be baptized tomorrow
evening In the Baptist church.
DR. R. w. HAzLErr lectures this evening
at Lincoln Hall, on Superstition"
TnR Opera House Orchestra played for
large party at Darlington last evening.
The next attraction at the Opera House Is
Twelve Jolly Bachelors" Monday night,
A MASK ball was given at the Nail City Boat
House last night Mayer played, Big sue
cess.
TODAY Is pay day OF the Pottery, La Belle
Glass works and Belmont, Riverside, Top and
BenwOod mills.
Tux Joint legislative committee on reappor-
tionment OF Delegates and Senators will meet
at the Capitol to-day.
KEMPLE's lecture cleared q handsome sum
for the benefit Of the families Of the Market
street trench disaster.
Ops OF 100 to were offered last evening
that the circus ut the City Building eClipsgd
In everyway the Kemple lecture. No takers.
YESTERDAY morning the Upper Riverside
Mill came near being Obliged 10 shut down
owing 10 bad leak being sprung In the mud
drum.
ALE the jolly bachelors in Wheeling are
on the gui Vire to sec the "TWelye Jolly
Bachelors ut the Opera House next Monday
evening.
WoRK at the Central Glass Works Is being
rushed ut present. In the cutting and en-
craving department the men are Obliged TO
work nights.
SQUIRE ARKLE yesterday dismissed the two
cases against Henry Wilhelms for obtaining
money under false pretenses. The cases
were not strong enough to hold anybody.
CHARLES NoLrE, young employe Of Hobbs,
Brocklnisr 4 Co., was struck on the head
with brick by another boy, and badly hurt,
Tht IpoliCe are looking out for the perpetrator.
THE First Branch OF Council was In session
only short time last evening. Il took up
the committee reports that reached II at the
last session and C0ncurred In the action Of
the Second Branch.
THERE are now nine sclt.feeders in opera.
ton at the Riverside factory and others are
being put in as fast as they can be obtained.
II Is said, however, on pretty good authority,
that they do not give entire satisfaction.
TAX payers should bear in mind that only
three more days remain in which to pay
their taxes without having interest added at
the rate OF ten per cent. Collector fancy Is
kept very busy at present taking in the du.
cats.
THE Board OF Education committee to
secure legislation to enable them to levy q
tax to support the proposed public library,
met last night and drafted bill which they
propose TO ask the Legislature TO pass at the
first opportunity.
Ara meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Elm Grove Town Hall Association, held on
Thursday evening, the following were elected
Us Board Of Directors: MeSsrs. Bernard
Stanley, Taylor Foreman, ]. s. Woods,
Isaac Linton, E. NJ. Atkinson and Alex
Higgs
Mr.. J. THoRF, IT,, who Is giving lessons in
making photo'iyorytypes has made u por'
trait OF Governor Jackson by his process
which he proposes TO present TO the Governor
i is wonderfully life-like picture. Mr..
Thorp can be found at No. 1915 Market
street, over the German Bank.
REV. FATHER D. B. CuLL will lecture in the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception,
South Wheeling, tomorrow evening on "The
Confessional" The ability and candor oil
the lecturer and the interest Of his subject
ought to insure large audience, as 1t doubt.
less will. The proceeds are also for the BEN
eft of worthy cause.
0SE OF the nailers at the Top Mill put Pete
Davis, the irrepressible colored moke, on one
Of his machines yesterday to learn to feed
nails. The heaters and nailers went into the
factory in a body and demanded his dis
charge, and their demand was acceded to
i pretty promptly. Pete's career as feeder
lasted Just half an hour.
MILE RHEA,the famous French artistic who
is billed for the Opera House next Friday
and Saturday evenings and Saturday after.
noon, is said by competent critics to be the
superior Of Sara Bernhardt in everything but
fame. She will give Camille Friday even
ing and at the matinee, and "Adrienne le
Couvrier' Saturday evening.
Tomorrow evening Rev. J. G. Lysle will
preach a sermon in the Third Presbyterian
Church, applicable to the benefits Of the in
Stitution Of the A. o. U. W., taking for his
subject the motto OF the order "Charity, Hope
and Protection" La Belle Lodge No. Q will
meet ut their hall, corner Thirty.sixth and
Jacob streets and proceed in body TO the
church. The public is cordially invited to
attend.
THERE was q narrow escape from destruct-
i've fire at the Belmont Mil last evening
about half-past nine. A slight blaze was dis.
covered in the oil house. The origin Is un.
known, but 1t is supposed that some one had
entered the house with torch and falling
spark ignited the oil. The flames were hap.
PLY discovered before they had made any
headway, and they were extinguished with
out sending in an alarm.
LAST evening, at the residence Of ]. B..
Shepherd, on the Island, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Zook handsomely entertained the Island
crowd" 1t was calico party, and one
could hardly imagine tho pretty suits that
were produced out Of that common material;
Others were the cause Of much merriment.
Aboutseventy:five youngpeople were present.
Kramer furnished the music for the dancers,
which was excellent. The "Island crowd
were never more successfully entertained.
An American comic opera, 1.-THE Twelve
Jolly Bachelors" is to be performed at the
Opera House next Monday evening by the
old Wheeling fayorite, and Amy Gordon,
also well and favorably known here Tickets
are now on sale at Wilson & Banners Music
Store. It must be borne In mind that not
only are there twelve jolly Bachelors" in
the play, but an equal number OF jolly girls.
They present very agreeable contrast TO the
twenty loVe.Sick maidens" Of Patience"
THE funeral of Charlie Hersey, which took
place yesterday from the residence Of his
brother.in-law, Mt. Forgey. on Zane street,
Island, was largely attended, most OF the
workmen at the Bellaire mill being present
with numerous other friends from Bellaire
and elsewhere out OF town. The knights
Templar OF this city, St, CIaiBville and Bell
aire, attended as body, headed by the
Wheeling City Band. Many OF the mill men
and others OF this city also attended, and few
funerals that have occurred lately were so
largely attended The remains were in such
mn advanced stage Of decomposition when
they arrived here that the casket was not al.
lowed to be opened, which was a great dis.
appointment to his many friends.
Sale Ora Noted Dog.
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