The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04
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brief hits OF Local News and Gossip Of

iAhVE Cask VI Deef DuTet NJ tho Scumul.
bach brewery yesterday, and about fifty bar.
rcls was losI. t'7g
TIE First Branch OF the City! Council was
called to meet last evening, but ugain failed
TO get a quorum. Ia lI.t lii u W.. 4 7 u
Auo. WALrEEs, rso., has sold bis trotting
hore "NeslannocE' to Mayer Horkhelner.
The terms are private. f
A PROMINENT marble cutter, Il Is said. will
lead 70 tho altar widow, tomorrow, whom
he will make Ills wife. ai. s,ia,,s9
AT the Central Glass Works yesterday o
monster export bill OF lading was made out.
The goods go to Leipsc. S.F ~
A LITTLE daughter OF Geo. s. Feeney's
fell down stairs yesterday, and was seriously
bruised about the head and face. N.
TIE Sunday School OF the First presby.
terrain Church oxcurted TO Malon's Grove, on
the r., W. & ny. road yesterday and had u
very pleasant day In the woods. 81
DURiSo the hot spell shut down at the
Central, the firm Is having the glass not
arches torn down and rebuilt and Is having
the brick floor In the factory proper, relaid.:
The work OF remodeling the old Terrell
Block, corner OF Main aad Twenty.second
streets, into n model club house for tho Arion,
10 hS'.'b oh $50 h"ok iAtSs AhS AOuttu spOiy 10
already up.
SEVERAL members OF the Wheeling wheel.
men 20 10 Steubenyille to-day TO contest for
the medals offered In the Hill Top Park races
t,-day. Pittsburgh and Steubcnyille bicyclers
ure entered. l=g2T4'.e- Tf
THE stable built In this city for the Elm
Grove railway Is about completed. 1t Is
built OF brick with tin roof and Is rooiny
and commodious |. Is directly in the rear
Of the State House.
YESTERDAY N. Pollack, Esq purchased the
residence Of \ j. smyth, Esq, on Chapline
street, and Mr.. Smyth purchased the resi-.
dencc OF the lste VIM. Paxton. situated on
Chaplihe street between the First Presby-
terrain and Fourth Street Churches. ~
AT n meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Buckeye Glass Company, held yesterday, a
very satisfactory report was read and the old
Board OF Directors were unanimously re-
elected. twas decided TO pay no cash divi-
dends this year but 10 use the earnings 10
build gas furnace. 4.
THERE was a good deal Of disorder on the
street lust night. This morning about one
o'clock two men named McDermott aud
Bachman got into spirited fight in front Of
the City Building, and were both run into
the lookup. officer Fugatc also run In Christ
Kline Tor drunkenness and Will Rose for dis
orderly conduct.
THE Municipal Court wound up the bust.
ness Of the term yesterday. Two orders
| were entered. ono in the case OF Indiana
Deiters rs. Estella Spanscnberr, ct al. for the
sale OF real estate and one In the case OF
Ginnis, setting the case for further argument
on the second day CT the next term.
STErRESvILLr opens her Hill Top Driving
Purk to-day, and several races are on the
card. In the o::i0 pace the following horses
| from this city are entered: Of. Eisnan,
Wheeling, r. IN. Mollie Mcclure; w. G..
Swearengen, Wheeling, b. e. b. G.. In the
three minute race tho entries IRE: VIM.
Ilnndlan, Wheeling, &. 5. Mambriro Eagle;
OF. Eisman, Wheeling, s.. III. Lady Warren.
TnE congregation and Sunday School Of
St. Lukc'd Episcopal Church, Island, will
have an excursion and basket picnic on the
steamer C. y. Lucas, Thursday, July 9Th,
down the river to Cresap's Grove, for the
benefit OF the Sunday School. A cordial in.
yitation is extended TO all. Fare for adults
50 cents, children % cents, round trip.
Tickets OH sale nj r. b. Burt & Co.'s drug
store, Island.
You will always find in Forepaugh's Great
Show courteous nshers In attendance; seats
for all: nothing permitted TO be sold or of;
cred for sale Oh the seats. Ladies' and chill.
dren can visit either exhibition unattended
by gentlemen. Prices us usual, 1t costs nc
more to visit the world.gatbered, universe
illustrated Great Forepaugh Shows, than II
does any OF the peripntetic humbugs uow
traversing the country. 1t will be here
August lst.
THE Irish drama and farce Mt the Academy
OF Music last night did not draw very full
house, but quite rs full rs it was worthy of
Without intending it, the actors are The
funniest people on the stage. Their mos,
tragic utterances are tile most comic. Tho
audience last night did not wait for the after
piece The only redceming feature was til.
piano playing in lieu of MI orchestra, by o
little girl not more than ten years old, whic!
was quite creditable.
SUPERINTENDENT Butcher has selected the
following times and places for the District
Teachers Institutes for this year: Wayne C.
H., Wayne county, July 18th; Weston, Lewis
county, July 9th, and Aooretield. Hardy
county, July 3lst. Each will continue five
days. The first will be conducted by i. "
DeGraf md Superintendent Butcher, the
two latter by Prols. DeGrair and Wade and
Superintendent Butcher. These meetings
cannot fail to be Of very great interest to the
people OF the Sta'e and especially the teach.
crs and school officers. Every teacher who
can should attend Mt least one OF these meet.
ings Everybody Is invited. People some
times complain Of the new idcns and meth
dds that teachers undertake to introduce in
the schools. II these same people would at
tend some first class institute few days they
would have change OF heart very promptly
and after that, nnles, teacher. did introduce
new methods, he would be left out in the
future selection OF teachers. -
LAST evening about balf.past 1--WE o'clock
word was sent 10 Officer Combs OF the Eighth
ward, that party Of five trnmps was loaiing
around on Chapline street In the vicinity OF
Caidwclrs run bridge, to the great annoyance
OF the ncishbors. Combs strolled around in
that direction. lie ran across the tramps
and ordered them TO move on. All moved
but one. He was was disposed 10 kick and
doubted Combs ability to arrest him. Combs
demonstrated that he could arrest him By
taking tho tramp under his charge. Upon
this, brother tramp, one that had before
been quiet and peaceable, came running back
and said that he would do the arresting.
Combs ordered him of, but he persisted in
being obstrcperous and tramp No. /
was dropped ind d dash made for No. 9
A blow OF the officers fist was lodged, and
the fellow dashing in caught Combs By
the legs. and together they went down. 4
rough and tumble fight then took place, but
finally it began TO look as though Combs
would get the worst Of it, as his opponent
was good sized individual, and Combs had
not rs yet been able to reach his club.
Thomas Giblen came to his help just as the
tramp gave him n bad blow over the left eye,
which ra;scd u limp. Combs Mt Inst got his
nippers OIL and MIR. Tramp had lively time
on the way to the station. lie will get about
ninety days OH the hill. -. =
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