The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-27
CRY cuLLlS0s,
Timely TrlHes Sifted from the Current
Gossip Of the Day.


day.
TuE Capitol clock is to have anew west
face. "'''
The shout Of the plowman is heard in the
land.
MAErlSs FERRY is to huyc a new stove
foundry.
TnE Municipal Court meets again this al.
ternoon at 2 O'clock.
AMoNG the future attractions at the opera
House Is Lawrence Barrett.
THE ReChabites will give grind hail n,
the new daUnnerchor hail ut an early date.
The side tracks and switches for the Stan.
dard and Etna mills are being placed by the
c. & =. Company.
Mr. scnENcK will rebuild his Fulton pork
house on much more substantial plan than
that OF the one burned last week.
ARTIST MYLw photographed the church of
the immaculate Conception from the tower
Of the Eighth ward hose house yesterday.
DuRiNG the indisposition of Tillermnn Cha.
tor Of hook and ladder No, |. his brother
Edward, the oarsman, handled the wheel.
An entertainment under the auspices of
Alpha Lodge, No. l2l, X. OF H., will &c given
at The Academy Of Music on Thursday even.
lag next
A TEAM belonging to Martin Fisher, tho
butcher, OF the South Side made some excite
tnentby running of on Twelfth Street Satur.
day. The wagon was wrecked.
TIE spell OF idleneSs on account of the sick.
ness VI the Elm Grove street car horses has
been taken advantage OF by the company 10
put their track IN good condition.
Is tho notice OF the old constitution md
bylaws OF one OF the Oldest volunteer FIRE
companies, published Saturday morning Il
should have been the Independent or old
'7G' OF North Wheeling, and not the Hope
CLERK HOOK Saturday recorded the follow.
ing deeds: Deed, March q, 1889, John CIatOr
and wife to Charles Thcis, for lot No. 0OO.
south side Of Sixteenth street, Fourth ward
$500, Deed, March 25, 1882 Otto Hess, trus.
tee, to Regina Beier, for lot No liO, Seven.
tenth street, East Wheeling, $3C6 u.
| MICHAEL Moran, q Top mill empIoye, was
before Squire Ankle Saturday evening,
charged with raising disturbance at the
house OF Fannie Richie on Thursday night;
! lined - and costs. John Monbox was mr..
raigned before the same Justice for a similar
ofense, and like fine imposed He went 10
jail in default.
AIoIST committee Of the Wheeling, Martins
Ferry and Bellaire lodges OF Red Men met
Saturday to arrange for the reception of C,
II. LitChman, Of Marblehead, Mass, the
great orator Of the United States, who will
address the members OF the order in the
wigwAn OF Logan tribe No. l, OF this CITY.
on Friday evening, March 81, at $ o'clock.
Mn. CARVER b. CrINE, agent of Miss Kath.
crime Rogers, gave us pleasant cali last
evening. Miss Rogers will hold the boards
at the Opera House next Saturday afternoon
aud evening" playing her new version OF
East Lynne" at the matinee, and presenting
a grand double bill in the evening, "Galatea
the Statue, and Leah, the Jewish Maiden
THERE were two incipient fires Saturday
evening, both no doubt incendinry. One
was in the cellar OF the building formerly
occupied by the Register, and WAS put out BY
Captain Bennett and several other men. The
other was In coal shed in North Wheeling,
in alley u, and the tigiiant engine boys tore
the shanty down before the flames did any
damage. Alarms were rung in both times.
TIE Nail City Bicycle Club will meet this
evening at the Stamm House for re-orgauiza.
ton. Last season this club did not do much
as a club, although three OF the members
rode on their machines 10 Cincinnati This
year there will be at least fifteen members,
Thirteen machines are already owned here
and more are expected. Paradesand trims to
Steubenvile and neighboring towns will be
this seasons programme.
Or the play Deacon Crankett" which is
TO be presented at the Opera House tO.mor.
row evening, the st. Louis Globe Democrat
says: 1t is as pure in sentiment as the Mt
mosphcrc Of bright simmer day, as pointed
in its teachings as the utteranCes OF the
church itself, and yet 1t interests everybody,
has word for all ears, q charm for every
idea, and hOme-like, natural beauty about
1t that wins the heart and brings judgment
| to its knees.
JoIX HNEr was before Squire Caldwell Satur.
day afternoon on the charge OF aSsaultngMary
Holmes. little girl six years old, with
club. The evidence showed that a number Of
little girls were playing in the vicinity Of
knep's house and looked in the window.
This frritated knepand he picked tip heavy
stick and threw at thegirls, striking Mary on
the arm and inilicting u severe brGiSe. The
accused testified that lie only threw TO
! frighten the girls and had no thought OF in
iuring them. He paid S and costs.
THE Boston Commercial .Adrsrtiser saws, "My
Sweetheart affords a very agreeable enter.
tainment through the efforts OF Miss Minnie
Palmer and Il. +. Graham, and own as much
favor as any new comedy drama produced
for many years The Baltimore Sun: One
of the most delightful and enthusiastic audi
cneeS ever gathered within the walls of the
Grand Opera House witnessed "My Sweet
heart last evening, From the rising to the
falling OF the curtain every song was encored
and every scene redemanded. The play will
be presented at the Opera House Friday
evening for the second time this season,
nt.0F Nbn FL
was some time ago arrested for nameless
crime, the victims OF which were his own IN.
tie girls, Is In trouble again. A warrant is
out for him on the charge Of attempting to
break in the door OF his own house for the
aV0WPd purpose OF killing one OF his little
girls who testified against him. Moreover,
the respectable people out at Fulton resent
the light punishment with which Bullock
escaped, and have been hunting him lately
with rope, and though they are not COM
muniCatiVe, their purpose is so apparent that
BullOck's own curiosity is entirely satisfied,
and without waiting to be told their object,
he came into town Saturday, aud applied to
one OF the justices for protection.
By the Wool Grows Bulletin Of this city,
We notice that the Wool House ut Steuben.
vile will be closed entirely nj the end OF
this month, although the Board OF Directors
will hold stheir meetings at some point In
the city, yet to be determined upon. The
entire wool business will be carried on at tho
branch Office in Philadelphia, except so much
us their charter requires to be done inside Of
the State. This Is according TO the arrange.
ment OF last spring. when branch Office was
established in Philadelphia. The amount OF
business there has been larger than was anti.
cipatCd, which lead to permanent loca.
ton Of the Wool House In Philadelphia.
The BULLETIN will hereafter be published
either at Wheeling or Philadelphia, where
the editor, J. D. Whitman. can give it his
personal attention. We are sorry 10 see this
institution removed from our midst, but hone
that the building occupied by it may be
utilized in some other way.-Stubenrille Her
add
TnE other day when the resolution appro.
priating money to repair the clock on the
State House was under consideration, Judge
Ferguson rose in the House to seek informa.
| ton, He said, with A InoE AT the anNo,atoJ