The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-26
REPoRroRIAL REsrARRs

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REPoRroRIAL REMARKs
On Variety OF Subjects Of Current
Interest.
TIM drought Is at an end.
HhERNANs concert tonight.
T11 Municipal Court meets again to-day.
sPsCiAl meeting Of the Board Of Education
tonight.
GuifRAu's conviction did not cause much
sensation in Wheeling.
A REGULAR deluge Of prohibition petitions
visited the House yesterday.
The Merchants legislative Committee Wis.
tied the Legislature yesterday.
JASfToR YoLrz, Of the State House. IA the
busiest man in Wheeling Just now.
The MGnnerchor Singing Society gives one
Of its pleasant private hops this evening,
YESTERDAY was the 1l3th anniversary Of
the birth Of Bobby Burns, seotland's poet
Ira big rain like yesterdays won't raise
the river we will never attempt to prophecy
again.
Two deeds Of trust were recorded and two
marriage licenses issued yesterday by Clerk
Hook.
HAVE you wiped up the wet sidewalk with
your overcoat YETI 1t Is. not pleasant, but It's
fashionable.
THEIR Is no smallpox in North Wheeling.
and all reports 10 the contrary are mischie.
vOns and false.
MAYOR EoERrER yesterday swore In James
Singer, nightwatchman at the Belmont Mill,
as q special policeman.
A NEw postoffice has been established at
Rio, Hampshire county. and Benz +. Rich.
ard appointed postmaster.
THE revival at the Chapline Street N. z.
Church continues to draw crowds nightly,
and the interest being awakened Is wonder
full.
AFTER long aud weary interval, we again
have the pleasure OF recording for the infor.
nation Of our readers that It rained yester-
day.
THE Indictment weather made visitors OF the
fair sex at the Capitol yesterday extremely
lew; consequently good deal Of work was
accomplished!
Auousr scnAD was yesterday qualified as
executor OF the estate OF Louis Lingaman,
deceased, giving bond Of 81, 900 with George
Schad rs surety,
THE county road Just east OF the Second
Ward Market House Is not in very good con.
dition. The attention OF the County Super.
visor Is directed to It
As the sotnbre Lenten season approaches
the wheels OF society revolye faster and nu-
nerous entertainments will be crowded into
the next three weeks
The school children Of the city are being
very generally vaccinated, In compliance
with the resolution adopted by the school
board at It's last meeting.
SQUIRE FELBER yesterday issued warrant
for the arrest Of Henry Alderman, charged
by Caroline Friederies with breach OF the
peace, The case is set for Tuesday.
In yesterdays Council report the name OF
Mr.. Wellington was inadvertently omitted
from the list Of those present In the First
Branch. Mr.. W. Is among those always on
hand, and promptly, too.
KKNPLE says that "Clarington Is nice place
but it amt large enough TO run Methodist
revival and paid lecture the same night. /
made 81 IS and would have made more, but
the people took to free salvation rather than
me-"
ABOUT three weeks ago Jacob Armbruster,
employed in the Benwood Mill boiling de-
partment, had one of eyesSeverely injured
by slight explosion. It became so bad that
yesterday DR.. Pipes was obliged to remove 1t.
The operation was very nicely done.
TWELFTH STREET, or as Mr.. Kimberly would
call 1t, zone OF our boulevardS" from Chap
line TO Market street, Is in its usual winter,
condition, which is simply deplOrable and
awful. The grade or slope or something else
is such, that the water is not carried Off but
freezes, making 1t either slushy or sheet OF
ice.
THE Board Of Directors recently elected by
the Manufacturers Insurance Company has
organized by the election Of r. Crangle,
President; W. X. Pendeton, Vice President
and J. C. Anderson, Secretary. Mr.. ]. W.
Paxton declined reelection as President, be.
ing unable TO give the office the proper at.
teAtion.
The complimentary German to be given by
the club Of 'S0-'Sl to the club OF the present
season, at the Mcclure House this evening,
will be q big event in society circles. Kramer
will furnish the music. The list Is large
one and includes nearly all the OF young and
old sets Of the city. The hop will be a full
dress affair.
YESTERDAY was the day set by Judge Boyd
for the hearing Of the arguments in the case
Of the Western Union Telegraph Co. VS.. the
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Co., the particu-
lars OF which the public Is already we'll nc
quainted With, bnt for some reason or other,
the counsel failed to put in IN appearance,
and the argument will have to be heard an.
other day.
'souIRE ScHuLrzE says that he Is in guam
dairy. He and Mr.. CarnahAn were named as
Legislative committee for the County Com
missioners. Mr.. Schultze wanted to have
that committee meet Tuesday evening but
Mr. Carnahan not putting In an appearance,
the Squire decided that one was not ma,
jority of two and that no organization could
be effected.
THE case OF Henry Wilhelms, arrested last
Saturday for obtaining money under false
pretehses, will come up for a hearing this
afternoon before Squire Arkle. Henry Kali
bitter swore out warrant before that Justice
yesterday, setting forth that Wilhelms had
falsely obtained money from his wife and
Mrs. A. Gollner Wilhelm bids fair to have
a hard time OF it.
The lecture committee Of the Lincoln Club
was engaged yesterday in telegraphing the Ly-
ceum bureau that is operating the Rev. Tai
mage, who was to have appeared at the
Opera House last evening, hut was prevented
by sickness. The Bureau could give no sat
istactory dates for the future, so those hold
ing tickets can redeem them as per notice In
this mornings advertising columns.
Two deeds OF conveyance were admitted to
record by the county recorder yesterday.
One was made January 10, 1882, by Ernest
Kleoppner, trustee, and Catherine Neider.
meyer, to F. W. Neidermeyer, conveying lot
No. in square No, l2, IN South Wheeling,
for S. The other was made January "a, 1852,
by W. ]. W. Cowden, trustee, to Conrad
Bachman, for s., 500, otlot No. $50 in Chapline
and Eoft's addition.
YESTERDAY morning about o'clock, word
the Terrell Block, corner Main and Twentieth
streets, was on fire. Clator and Cline OF The
force rushed around and found the cornice
slightly scorched from contact with the chin.
ney, which was so rickCty that the mortar
could be easily pushed from between the
bricks, and the flame allowed 10 dart out,
It was fortunate 1t was discovered when Il