The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-13
FAcrs ANp FANcIrs.
Remarks and ReHeetloBs ON Things mn.
teriaI and Immateriai.

teriaI an,i I,sr,.,s.ia1 -,
WAaNSn weather,
,r,,vyy I. ,oI,, "a -. ~.
In whseIinS A ViV'sah'A'hs oA'e hall c'np
III MHoens'
,. !hsS. WIS Whi'ewashP at Police Court
''s'e'9 i"oin'E
IiE Council COMMITTEES on WbhrveS will
meet az : T. N. Today,
Mayors orchestra will give bali at the
aeaae"y OF Aasie Mayo.
THE investigating committee gets another
whaCk al Chief Marshal EcClcs dis evening.
TIE MaennerchOr Society opens It's new
ball, THE old skating rink this evening with
q private hop.
Two moro narriapU licsnsos ,,o.o, ,,.,,.d
yesterday, making eleven 10 far ills week.
Let the good work so on.
CAT. Bennett last night i.su0d nr,,or, IN
the force as 10 what their staiions ara 10 Ia
when IRE alarm Is sounded,
The Sheriff has card Of considerable IN.
tercst to partIes who have not SaiI thsir
taxes in our advertising columns Hi mnEn.
ING. NV"''''' ''''' ''''"
Ed. DUPPY and Frnnk Clan NJ tIiv c,tv II
ia said, are matched IN wres,Io NJ Wiz 40
Run Of, next saitrdNv Hftsrn"on ~ y " r,,s:s
Of $50. 'OO"' wa fA'''
pr,v ro,,r, h,..,., -. a.. ,,..,.
saloon 10 lou Ernst and Las ,aSsn The
nositjon formerly He'll bv Ernst IN IhS r,'iHI
Wave, '''''S' 80 ''-' -'N"'
Tuv ro,, ,od,o u .,u ,.
lysd IN ,,c FisS3 ,t a. y -, recght otsan'
Sv" ~ o' a, mH nv received Us dls-
Oriental No. gSl2 As''"''e' w N"O"" ~
p,syr,rr sna,. to- ,.-,.,-.... =.
Nt 1an,a se ~ S ios tne entGTAlnmsnt ~
o Ia"sI ~; ~. " ~ on Hlohuay h'sht VIII
w. "V IN n, S ~ Lucas muNcStofe Maih
street. 'n'S ihoF"'ng'
An impte sSs,s prevailed IN the central
p% PUT - M wy ~ Ia uuEhg the second nre iast
m!snS I""1 'n S IGal ulaSs WorKs was the
"'.soi 'u''"'o "u''u'us
The chancery dockets were called In both
parts OF the Circuit Court yesterday, and
E Tl!nV"G Ias s any iurther business tue
"0''f'S ""t""'"eo VIVA NJ '0'day'
| A GENTLEMAN from Ohio who has large
number ol fruit trees on his place said yester.
day that the sun bad finished the work Of the
frost, and that all the early fruit Is killed be-
You'd doubt
| CHARLES s. DESpARD. of parkerburv WINS
yesterday appointed member Of the Board
Of Directors Of the Hospital for the Insane
ut Weston, vice Charles 7. Caldwell, Of the
same place, resigned.
GEORGE MONTGOMERY. for MANY yearS n
well known and popular Sixth wnrder, en-,
ployed in the Iatelle cooper shons In,
gone 10 Ironton 10 fake the nnsition n rnn,
ager OF one Of the cooper shops at thal
pIace. 't'S ~ '''"
: JERRY CRASFoRp Yesterday oualiGed n,
guardian OF Thomas, Anna and Arthur Craw,
ford, aged respectively 10, Is and q veNrs
minor children OF Mary Crawford tlecsasoJ
He gave bond in $500. with II. II, CIemmen,
as surety.
IT, E,,...,., y,., 49,.
.,,fLs SOC ~, $3.50. VI p alst ~ eHtls sny =
,La ~, VI" Un as H n.l,S W teter snyder WIZ
Tho h1nJs ~ tho s"of ~ ~ P'"Te -
W NE r"u 1 vi .lie MIIas s'aEenoldef Johi
inr $l0O, the inst deposit for snydcr"' man
.Tuv moyom0,t ~, tIo ,o.,-si.u =,
.oa;at,. " sSN t nor tne oEsanlz9ton oil
sooisG toa sse Hte,eil'.oM Oh cruelty 70 am
M a'S , - aMa"vI Increaseu INTEREST," 2hu
Wv e !;t W 5it KS eHGhnS WIN PROBABLY
Le hHIS y Ta.ast ti ny M iS wiz nEGiy
EoHr% !" s,.o onVNa aS it luSteSu o. Ut Tue
i Ho"'tn SH'e' '""IVn' US heletolore al
'o""SN'
TIE Ivy Social celebrated tho passage Of
Lent last evening by dancing until an early
iNSaa SuIs iaOEnt"s " Etanznellns hsll.
n9Sa n' a,S VI iAuIss anu gentlemen Tert
piese,;! aLi He'e hICely lookeu after ny
SSnn'.i TaS VI "ppianseineh@ composed OF
niI Vi H SuSeph tselnncneF, ~; Y; Slecnlei
a lTaL "a. tiUt; manners tull orchestra iu!,
na2ISa H4us'c ioF uanc'hG, ana AL
en!o'eo"'
The death notice in yesterdays issue OF 10.
seph Head was the subject Of considerable
discussion yesterday. The old gentleman
was in his 9th year, and died ut the resi-
G Ts,.S OF MS son,lh'iaw Dr; M. L, Knees or
Eo" ..'' STest AZ the Rmeot hts death
T ~ Mas 'ile 9iHest llSing graduate Of Harvard
,snt auu tnS only survivor oil tue class Of
!oVf' 1lls "iiha WaS gooa, ana more pleas
INV person 10 converse with could not be
toul'u'
THERE has, during the past winter and this
spring, been great deal OF petty stealing In
the country around West Wheeling. Farmer.
have becn much ANNOYED by the loss OF arti
Giles Of no great value, out they do not like tC
have thieves visiting them nightly and pick
ing up things that are not securely placed
under lock and key. They have been on the
alert ior the tnlei, and now think they have
conca%Stys IN sTtdence as 70 MS guilt, and
wa 1l VIII oe oO'Slheu lor MS arrest IN
lew u"ys'
YESTERDAY afternoon Charlie Rohrig oil
the Eighth ward, was endeavOring 10 ret u
young bullock, that was somewhat wild,
into his slaughter house on the river bank,
for the purpose OF killing it. 1t suddenly
made a wild plunge and getting away dashed
out OF the slaughter house, into and through
| his meat shop. The door was closed hi The