The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-20

a tho city.
MATTERS are dull In all The city depart.
mtnts. ~ F'f,a'- -
osE marriage license was issued by Re-
cor,ler Hook yesterday. -
+ OUTSIDE OF the Sclolo investigation there Is
absolutely no local news Of importance.
sQulRE pIilLils sent William Watkins to the
county jail as lunatlc, for safe keeplng,ycs.
ienlny. X. .7s
Z TliERg will be an auction sale Of damaged
groceries at tile warehouse No. 1872, Water
street, u! nine o'clock this morning.
Two female members OF the celebrated
1ioltzclaw family were run In by Office Dun.
lap last evening for disordcrly conduct.
" 0YricER SrEiSnIcHER ran In two young
men Of the Sixth ward last EVENING for trying
TO knock cnch other out OF time In four
rounds. H-It
MUSIcIrAL Court was In session yesterday
and adjourned to $50 to-day. No business II
importance was transacted beyond calling
the docket.
! YErERpAy morning IN searching Morris
McAdam's place the remainder OF The cloth.
Ing stolen from Capt John Mcclure, was re.
covered by the police.
Z SQUIRE PHILIPS yesterday Issued n warrant
for Mary Flading Oh complaint OF Amelia
ieager, the charge being breach OF the peace.
The case will be heard on Saturday.
+ The August number OF Hrrper's Is out, and
Is IN unusual interesting number. lthees,
1923 Market street, has It both cut and uncut,
us well as nil the current periodicals. ~
Y TIE Hook and Ladder boys have fitted on
an alarm bell on their truck. Thisis sc Cd
thing, as they 80 fast and In turning corners
il Is dangerous for teams to be in the way.
II A SPECIAL term OF part OF the Circuit
Court, presided over by Judge Boyd, will BIZ
held to-day. There will be no jury, 1t being
held merely for the herring OF chanccry
cases. One or two DEGREES may be entered.
S. CHARLES BLANCHARD, father OF Deputy
Sheriff blanchard and OF Misses Seguin and
blanchard, proprietors OF the Ssguin Collie.
giate Institute on Seventeenth street, und u
well known resident Of East Wheeling, died
Yesterday morning.
IA Ex.JuDoE MELVIN and |. +. Jones, Esq.,
will on next Saturday, as special collmis.
,sioners offer for sale the Miller property, on
Chapline street, and In the Eighth ward.
The official notice appears in our advertising
columns this morning.
& A SUPPOSED victim OF the Scioto disaster,
/ Miles Mullen, of Cleveland, Ohio, turned up
Z In this city lust night, hale md hearty, lay.
! Ing been hunting and fishing out in tho
mountains since the Fourth. lie was pleased
to learn OF his happy escape from watery
grave. ,
!; Ar meeting Of the United Labor Party,
held at Market House hall last night, the fol.
lowing gentlemen were elected as delegates
us delegates TO the convention to be held at
the City building, July I'D ); J. A. Gibson,
NJ. McMasters, G. NJ. ltsthburn, J. II. May.
ser. J. ]. Lawson.
sts AYoUTH OF about 10 years, who gave the
name OF Robert Thompson, came down
) from Wheeling yesterday on n pony. He
Z filled up with st0gies and somethi ng else un.
| I'll he was too full for utterancc. He run tile
pony throughtown at q breakncuk speed for
quite while, and was finally run into the
cooler by officer Johnson, the Mayor docketl
linn s. and costs, which he paid. The lud Is
much too smart for his years.-Bciiaire Trib.
inc , s. :
TUESDAY afternoon Mrs. Thomas Pollock,
;of the Island, entertained large number OF
friends aud relatives ut dinner party. The
occasion was the seventy-cighth birthday Of
Mrs. Pollock, aud she had gathered about her
nearly all her children and grandchildren.
!. In TACT tho dinner party was more in the
nature OF family reunion, und was greatly
enjoyed. Mrs. Pollock enters upon her
,seyenty-ninth year with the best wishes OF
all who know her.
i An interesting little rumpus was INDUCED
in Tuesday morning, in the midst Of the rain
storm, by two residents Of Jacob street, be.
low LaBelle. Each essayed " give the other
u lirst-class tongue lashing, which being sue.
.cessfully accomplished, q resort 10 hair ptil.
ing picnic WAS next in order. The contestants
not finding this sort OF amusement rs salts.
factory rs tho former, appealed to their re.
spcctiye friends TO help me to let him TO-"
Females interfered-lots OF mud-no blood
,and-thats all. z,sJ.r i...
= A FEW days since Col. T. =. Shnllcross, Of
this city, while in Charleston, started TO board
u train; us he did so, it started suddenly and
he was thrown violently to the ground, sus.
tanning severe injuries. lie recovered suili.
4ciently TO 80 on to Washington 10 transact
some business, and yesterday was to have
I started for his home in this city, but in get.
4 ting into IN omnibus 10 so to the train he
again fell and this time was badly hurt. His
son, Il. W. Shallcross, OF the Journal, left ut
an early hour this morning to SO 10 hisfather.
e. The State Board Of Health will meet at
+ Parkersburg on July &c, when parties de.
string 10 be examined for certificates can
present themselves. Dr.. Reeves, of this city,
Secretary OF the Board, will deliver u
lecture on School Hygiene, the same he de.
sliyercd before.the State Educational Asso.
citation, at kingwood, on Tuesday evening
July rs. The Doctors lecture has been
Shighly complimented by those who enjoyed
4 the privilege Of hearing 1t, and We predict
that the people OF Parkersburg will BE- OF the
same opinion after they have heard it.
81 One Of the finest, II not the finest pastile
paintings ever shown In the city is now on
exhibition at NicolPs art store OIL Marke,
street. 1t Is the work OF Mr.. John Myles,
l,one OF our we'll known artists, and attracted
general attention and admiration from every
passcr' by yesterday. 1t is life size portrait
of q little daughter OF VIM. Stifel, ESQ, who
died about o year ago. The Likeness is n
speaking one; It is one OF great purity aud
,delicacy, and the coloring is admirable md
very natural. The details are worked I'm and
brought out carefully. and artistically. Ar.
ftist Myles may we'll pride himself on this
piece Of work. &: ~ 4 us VI.
~: GEORGE WRlsGgRBsR and VIM. Briccland
met last night at Enters saloon, to settle the
details Of thu, proposed iive.milc race, for
! 81, 600 side, but, after good deal of discus.
I sion, separated without reaching any agree.
Slnent. A difference OF opinion as 10 the
course was what stood In tho way, sWcisper.
\ Der wanted TO row on the lower Wheeling
course, while Bricelnnd was willing 10 row
4 OH any other course but that, though hc pre.
Iferred the Braddock's course, over which he
and Clator recently rowed. The friends Of
$thc parties have not given up all homes OF
making race, but the prospects arc admit.
y ted TO DO rather tho reverse oil favorable. :,
TuE next term Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
county, which convenes September It'll (tle
itlrst Monday in that MONTH will DO ol
unusual interest," owing to the large number
Sof criminal cases on its docket. The fellow.
ling comprises o correct list to date, OF the
4 criminals and their offences Z; Elias BeaI
( John Beal aud Isaac Beal, the three brother,
!, charged with shooting Harry Paxton; WILDER
sMilligan, who shot and killed young Davis
Eugene Cady, grand larceny; Dan Stewart
\ lcolored) burglary; William Stewart, grant
Slarceny; Ed. Green, grand larceny; Alice
Z Loverage, grand larceny; Frank Campbell
grand larceny Jos Kinney, grand larceny;
i John Fitzsimnions, assault and battery, with
Sintent to kill; William Kenney, burglary;
Morris McAdams, burglary; William Lecpcr,
grand larceny; John Wilson, burglary;
/ George Troutman, burglary; John Mooney,