The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-07
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CouSciL this evening. !
Nor an arrest yesterday.
puNPxiS pies are IN season.
TAiLons are busy on oyercoats. ts
TIiE accident boom continues. iSESss
YESTERDAYS raln,lsid the dust. TEWG
CLAY district Is still without constable.
THE street cars did good business ycster.
day. .a0I'
Win ducks are said to abound ulong the
river. N-a- s,..t- ,--,.i-. -
YESTERDAY was dry day. newspaporlal.
ly speaking.
l.ElTEG unclaimed at the Postofllce Tues.
day, Nov. 7,lss2: Miss Annie Brennou. y
TuE Arion gives It's first bnll ut ils new club
building this eyenlng-for members only.
TnE Committee on Accounts ofilhc City
Council had quorum last night for ,hc'first
time In four months. T"NFFN 81
TUX office OF Superintendent Butcher, at
tho Capitol, has been renovated aud made
ss bright rs q new dollar.
TiIE State Board OF Public Works met YES.
terlay In the Office Of the Secretary OF State,
but transacted no business OF public interest.
THERE Is some basis'for Thanksgiving day,
The Both inst. The farmers and their turkeys
will have full! crops, and the elections will be
over.
THE Governors proclamation declaring tic
election OF Mtssrs. .G0l, Wilson, Kenna and
Gibson 10 Congress, was Issued IN due form
yesterday.
MAKE your bets early this morning Thirty.
three states vote today and variety OF bets
can be made, especially on New York mud
Pennsylvania.
"Nu BUSINESS OF importance transacted
was the inscription on the Municipal Court
blotter yesterday. Tho court meets again
this forenoon. ID +'a7a
THERE will he grand concert given at tho
Wheeling Female Collegc.on Friday evening
next. for the benefit VI the Library. Adj.
mission ~ cents.
Mr.. W. J. NEsuI1r, brick mason, Inns q card
| OF interest to housekeapers at this season OF
crate setting and chimney mending, III our
advertising columns. rF s.
TIE Council Committee OH Fire Depart.
nent last night agreed 10 recommend the pur.
chase OF three thousand feet additional Of
cotton hose, ut 81 per foot, including conscc.
tons f".n .EtsH
Wirn The approach OF cold weather, the
bergais and iramrs who have been In the
country during The summer for the benefit OF
their health are returning TO town In larse
numbers.
TIE negotiations for the lease OF the Acad.
envy OF Music fUr. u variety theatre hang fire.
The parties who TAX Of leasing ii wan, 10
run It in connection with II beer business but
It is no 30 here. B..
MERCHANTS arc busy getting in their hoi.
day goods. The custom Of giving presents, il
is predicted, will be but sparipgly INDUCED
In hereabouts, comparatively Speaking, for
economical reasoliS. - =
Owen FElgRY was arraIgned before Squire
Philips yesterday on u charge OF breaking u
buggy wheel for Frank Webster. The tech.
charge point WIS trcspass. The case va, nd.
ljOurlicd until tO-lay. tu.r yr
VIZ are requcgted 10 state that the Mrs,
Weir who figured In an Item about n peace
warrant in yesterdays paper isIiot Mrs. Weir
of Eli Woods street. To persons who know
this Mrs. Weir the explanation IL unncccs.
RAry.
CHIEF or Police BENNETT often gets Circl,.
lars Offering rewards for the recovery OF sto.
len property, but the latest one IL tile G,ieer.
est. An Ohio man offers SO reward itr the
recovery Of u pair OF sea shells stolen from
him. "-M5
Tng Two painters, Collins and Marshall.
who were so severely hurt byR fall at the new
Hess building, on Market street. Saturday,
were resting NJ easy rs could ic hoped ycsler.
day, and it was evident that neither OF them
we're fatally hurt.
| proposal 10 purchase the Clator patent
fire ladder was before the Council Committee
on Fire Department last night, md the Com.
nlittec again agreed to recommend it, mr.
chase ut $40. Council should stop dilIr.dsl.
lying aud do something linal in regard to the
ladder.
TnE North End Temperance Union, which
formerly met q. Dtynnt llall.will GREATER
meet ct the North etiuot N. i. church, ev-
cry Tuesday evening The meeting tonight
will be very interesting; Miss A. Taylor ami
others will sneak. Every one is invited to
come and hhra q good time.
YESTERDAY countryman was unloading
some straw from lwo.horss wagon at the
Central Glass Works, when biz team became
frightened and ran off. The slnglctrec broke
on Sixteenth street, dropping the wagon, but
the horses continued their mad career down
Eohstreot until caught By Will Ciator. :
The meeting OF the Wheeling Sunday
School Teachers Association, for November
is to be held in the Second presbyterian
Church this evening at 1880 o'clock, when the
nature and length OF tle teachers prepara.
ton and work before the class will be dis.
cussed. All Sunday school workers are in
vited to be present.
JONI McCuLL.oUuH Is playing Ct The Pitts
burgh Opera House this week. Ia response
to several inquiries We give bis programme
for The week, as follows: Monday, "virgi.
Mus" Tuesday. King LIAR" Wednesday,
"Richard Ill: :" Thn'aday, Julius CIV sar;;"
Friday. "Eirginius;" Saturday MATINEE, THE
Hunchback;" Saturday night, "The Qlal!s.
tori :.
TnE only business transacted at Clerk
Hooks office yesterday vas the admission to
record ofIwo deeds, one bearing date October
80 and the other November |. The first was
made by Henry !hhrens md wife TO Charles
il. Ahrens, and conveys tho yesl hall Of Lot
| IS, OIL the northwest corner OF JQc0b and
Twenty-fourth streets, In Consideration OF
800. The other deed was made by John
| Hanson Good, attorney. and convey. to
James q. Frsz:er body Of limestone under
the Frazier property, in the south end OF the
| city, in consideration OF $3.50. y x ~ -
THREE addilional'sui,s were Yesterday filed
in the Circuit Court OF this county, byy IIays
and Russell, attorneys for Louis Stifci, ESD,
administrator Of the estates of Stewart Pines
deceased, 4ugustus D. Readman, deceased,
and Sallie kiddy, DECEASED against tLe
Wheeling, Parkersburg T. Cincinnati Trans.
por,ation Company, owners Of the scalmcr
Regular, formerly known as the scioto, and
Capt, Levi Inglebright and Mrs. Sarah II.
Jenkins, Owners OF the steamer John Lomus
Each suit is to recover $4,000 damages nj.
legged 10 have been sustained by the deceased
in eaeh case, the three persons named having
lost their lives ut the fatal collision on Inc
Fourth Of July. This makcs nineteen suits
in oil against the boats or one of them, of lie
same nature as these, six having been entered
in the Municipa Court, and ten in this Court
heretofore. The writs In these cases are lie.
turnable at the December rules. k :
Two more workhouse prisoners made their
escape FROM dgraDce vile yesterday, aud
third narrowly escaped sncceedng in break
for liberty. The outdoor ganG, Numbering
ten men, was ut work on tie eist end Of
Fourteenth street, when one Of them, taking
advantage OF moment when the guards III.
4 Al III I .