The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-25
CITY CHIPS.
Ncwsy Notes onSnhJccts ONO Particular
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CITY CHIPS.
Newsy SOtes on Subjects ONO I'Ariicuia,
Importance. ..1
Tins u faultless fall weather. st..T.5ls y.
ANOTHER comet has shown up. it}f
| HALlow cen a week from last night.
ANOTHER marriage license Was issueJ yes
terday. h E;,S'T1 gIG.'sf
SPECIAL meeting OF the Board OF Educatio,
tonight. MI. rvs 1J1
T,ns Is the anniversary Of the battle Of
! lialAklGva. 3th E.gl4 NlI
DIN fogyism will probably kill steam. oil til.
Elm Grove road. Ea g1I, n
TnE +, w 4 Ky. freight depot has Just re-
csivcd n new tin roof. Igg ~ n NJ, Il.
WnkAr It'll continues 10 come In!o The city
and Il Is the price still paid. 80
Tnr Pottery was Oft Yesterday IN certain
departments Tor want OF coal. ~ 4.
No. white fair clover honey Is coming Il,
lively, and the Wholesale price Is % cents.
TnE pork packers at Fulton will commence
Strengthening regularly about the l6tl, prox
| As7ER. reading The report Of the hoard OF
Public Works, all will agree that II Ia good
thing. i'I = ',-.' !.
lfxyRY 1lanenbcrg. M Eighth ward butcher
while wleldlnga cleayer yesterday. cut biz
hand In horrible manner. 49,.
TiEstmi annual change In tho u. 4 0. time
table vii! occur In about two weeks. II |.
said that but few changes will be made.
| @. SAIrm, real estate agent, has sold Mrs
r. A. GlasScock's property on North Huron
street, TO Dir, Chistian schnepf, for 81 500.
GEoEGg STEVENS was run In by Officer Jun.
kins yesterday for being drunk about The
Market house In the Second ward, and breuk.
Ing window in Wagner's place.
Tnr repairs and renovations to Pollock
Pacific mills arc about completed, and nearly
all the departments are now running. The
repairs have been in progress for abou, three
months.
CLEgK Hook Yesterday admitted 10 record
deed made October %, 1851, by Harriet \.
and Thomas Glasscock to Geo. +. Hobbs, In
consideration OF $1,000 for the west ball Of
lot 81, on Indiana street, Island.
TuE'compcttiye examination for the Pea.
body scholarships In the Nashville normal
school took place yesterday ut the Fourth
ward school. But three applicants pre-.
sentcd themselves, alt young ladies Of this
city.
A COMMUNICATION from Ed. Clnior was read
In tho First Branch last night. In which he
stated that his patent fire ladder had been
ru. IN good trim and was now ready 10 be
sold to the city. 1t was referred to the Com.
mi,tfc OH Fire Department. ..'
Tns firm Of White & Hall in a, communi.
cation to the First Branch last evening, stated
that they had examined the roof OF the Cap.
itol hui lding, aud that in places II was sadly
in need OF repair. as the rust had com.
menccd working isrxery-fast.
TuE report received by telegraph yeste rtlay
That the young son OF Captain Campbell
Sweeney, who died OH Sunday at bayou Sara,
bad died OF consumption, was incorrect. His
disease was typho.malarial fever. The re-
mains will reach the city to-day, ind te
buried tomorrow.
IT is with regret that the death of William
Tippett, of North Wheeling, is reported Mr.
rirpett for number u years has been one
OF our prominent citizens. and his loss will
be felt In social and business, as well as the
fsmily circle. The sympathy OF large por
ton Of the community Is with lhe family.
A GENTLEMAN living in this city n,rrowly
escaped death by poisoning yesterday. Somt
time ago he mixed some arsenic with a
quantity Of flour and pluced II in cupboard
which the mice frcquented. His wife used
this by mistake in making n CAKE, and the
gentleman eating Of this freely, was taken
violently i'll, and it was only BY The promp,
and efficient efforts ola physician that hi.
life was saved.
yksTERp,f a horse belongingto FL. Shen.
erlein, the Island timer, ran off on Virginia
street, and turning the corner shortly, threw
VIII Shenerlein, brother OF the owner, and
aged about H. to the ground iron, the wagon
he WIS driving, breaking his left arm. I,r.
Myers attended to his injuries. Esriier in
tho day tho same horse ran of with the
older brother, and injured his arm also, Sc,
vercty, though not bIeakingit.
VIZ regret to announce the death OF the
wife Of Councilman s. Chas. Eschstrutl,
which occurred at her residence in tho
Eighth ward Monday night, few hours
after the paralytic stroke that prosisated her
that afternoon, aud which was reported in
yesterdays issue. Mrs. Z. was a lady with a
lovely disposition, and was admired and es.
teeuled by all who knew her. Her husband
has, in this sudden and unexpected atlliction,
the sympa.hies OF large nun Der OF friends.
OFFICER FraArE yesterday afternoon found
on the Custom House steps an old fellow. a
stranger, apparently from the country, and
about 10 years old, yet hale and Hearty and
us drunk MS n lord. His rudy face was
crowned by hair as white us snow. The old
fellow was inclined to he social and profanc,
especially tie latter, as fur as his tongue
would allow him. with the load he bad on
board, for he was sloriously full. An express
wagon had to be procured .osc. him to the
Central station, for he was too drunk to
walk. He was immensely pleased, however,
with the prospect OF a ride. The poor old
lei wont be SO pleased this morning q
WALTERS. the Councilman from tbs Second
| ward, now wants some cotton hose for his
pet, the Hope hose company. He had a
communication In the Second Branch accom-.
panied byaresolntion last night, setting fortl,
tho need aud ordering COO feet. That brought
tho Island to its feet as It wants some for its
hose company, where 1t is surely needed US
the pressure there is heavy and there is no
engine company on that side. Walters stated
that ut the Creek mill cinder bank fire three
sections OF the Hope hose burst. That fire by
! the way started some questioners, who rea.
son tllusly: What did the city get for ex.
linguishng tho cinder bank fire, ind whit
does she yet for pumping on cellars, after
there has been lire in the neighborhood?
PERSONAL MENTION. .l