The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-05

PHILo KIMBERLY, ESQ, is filling bis stables
Will. grey NOrmandys. He claims that thUy
can haul more coal than any other breed.
lie has SIX beauties now, and they attract
attention whenever they are on the streets.
HIS latest purchase was four year old that
weighs 1910 lbs,
sQrtRE CALDWELL yesterday Issued war.
rant In funacy ior Miss Bashi Hughes, on
affidavit Of Miss Ida Hughes, u sister. The
case is an interesting one, the girls mania
being The result Of religious excitement and
excessive study. She has been living with
Mr.. McGannon, In East Wheeling.
WORKMES at the South Wheeling Glass
Works have just about completed new
crown and bench In the south, or tEn.pot
furnace. The fires will probably DO started
on saturday, aud IN about two weeks glass
Will be made out OF II. There will then be
three furnaces in full blast and orders
enough to takeNll that is made,
THE following officers we're elected 10y The
Whelan literary Society last night for the
ThOnei; Vice President, JOS. Reynolds; Sec.
rotary, Samuel Merge; Treasurer, ,Myles
Sweeney; Monitor, viii Roberts; Critic, NJ,
!. Reynolds; Librarian, 7. ConnOrs; Chap.
lain, Ed. Ftzsimmons; Marshal, ChaS. Gill.
gan.
A NEW pOStoilice has been established in
Mercer county called THE Rock" and
Greenfield c. Bailey appointed postmaster;
also o new Office called Massey In Fayette
county with VIM. u. HOnAker rs postmaster.
The following new pOstinasters have been
commissioned In this State: Henry Miller
ut GeOrgetOwn; Edward i. Evans ut Paint
Greek; VIM. V. Eberly ut oldfeld.
Wtrnthe first Of the month W. II. Davis,
expolicCman, assumed his duties as tailor,
to which position he was appointed by
Sheriff Brown, vice Daily, resigned by r..
quest MI. Davis has moved his family into
the living apartments Of the jail, and Is get.
ting along very nicely, and is popular with
the prisoners. FiiZsmmOns is sill night.
Waterman, no change having been made
TnE complimentary entertainment that
has been rendered Miss Hood, of the Female
College, by her many friends in Wheeling,
has been changed from Thursday evening
18th inst, to Friday evening, lIth inst, by
the request OF many friends who wish to be
present at the farewell reception rendered
The Rev. S. u. Barniiz. by the citizens Of
Wheeling at the First Presbyterian Church
on Thursday evening the lSIh inst.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record
deed made March /. 1852, by Taylor Fore
man and wife, to L. l.. Kimmins, in consid-
Grafton oil 5000, for lot No. IL OF the Wal-
die, Cracrnft and Foreman subdivision Of the
PoorhOuse farm; also deed made August O,
| 1881, by y. a. HildFeth and wife, 10 William
S. and Sallie Brady, In consideration Of s.,
Tor twenty-five feet of OF lot III, fronting on
Wabash street and extending 10 Water
street, on the Island
Another II &c iifht at Golfers Station Is
not improbable. Owen MalOney, the plucky
little pugiljsi, whose recent desperate enCOun.
ter with John LalIerty, at Turtle Creek; will
be remembered, and James WeCden, plug.
ugly OF some note, met at COchran's saloon,
Pittsburgh, and after some considerable
wrangling, signed the articles Of agreement,
which call for fair, stand-up fight, 10 take
place on the 18th OF June next, in the State
VI West Virginia, for purse Of 81 600.
AT meeting fthe Bicycle club held at the
StAmm House on Monday night, the name OF
the organization was changed TO the Wheel.
ing WhGelmeh, aud suit adopted as the
clubs dress uniform, consisting OF gray cloth
shirt and breeChes, white helmet, blue belt
and stockings, aud corrugated rubber soted
canvas shoes, For undreSS, brown corduroy
will be worn. The organization now mum.
bers fourteen members, aud is steadily grow.
ing. Several new machines will be received
at an early day.
GOVERNOR JACKSON has issued two pardons
| this week, one for Ellis Wine, twhitej who
was convicted Of house breaking and larceny
in Webster county, about twenty-five months
ago, and sentenced 10 serve seven years in
the Penitentiary; and the other for Allan
Jones tC0lOred), Who after serving u five
years, sentence for grand larceny, stealing a
barrel OF whiskey, in Cabell county, was sen
fenced to a second term of four years by the
Marshall county Circuit Court, last June, on
Il charge OF assault with intent 10 kill col.
0red fellow convict Both the unfortunate
culpriis are far gone with consumption. with
scarcely VeStige OF chance for recovery, and
it was upon that ground that executive elem.
ency was invoked and extended. The par,
dons were sent 10 MOundSville yesterday.
IT is wonder that several fatal accidents
have not taken place on the Main street
bridge owing to the fact that the walls at
the side are so very low, that, comparatively
speaking, they afford no protection whatever.
| What came near being bad accident occur.
red few evenings since. A wagon load OF
furniture, which was piled high, was COM
ing over when II was met by one Of our
young men In light buggy belinda spirited
horse. The animal took fright, reared and
jumped TO one side, reared again and was in
The mir hBlf over the east wall when by a
strong effort the driver pulled him on his
launches; US II was, the harness was broken,
the axle sprung and the horse little hurt.
4 stroHg gus pipe railing should be placed
there.
The wholesale drug men wish 1t distinctly
understood that they do not object 10 the
adulteration and liquor clauses OF the new
pharmacy act, as might have been Inferred
they did from an article published Monday
morning They did want representative
on the Board, and petitioned the Board Of
Public Works strongly to place DR.. Muir.
known everywhere as an estimabte gentle
man, on the Board as the new member,
and also as the representative OF large and
respectable branch Of the trade in which a
large amount of money is invested. When
It was learned that DR.. N. would not accept
the wholesalers made no further efTOrt> Tie
opposition 10 Mr.. Booking came largely from
his brother retailers.
YESTERDAY MORNING Foreman Stanley, of
the NigIlant, was out exercising his reel
horses when an accident occurred, which
fortunately was not u serious one. Stanley
and officer Dunlap were on the reel and were
going over crossing AlSixlb and MnipSircetS
when the king.bOt Of the front Carriage
broke aud let the reel suddenly down. The
horses took fright and started 10 run, drug.
ging Mr. Stanley short distance. He
was obliged 10 let so, and the
horses continued their mad career as far as
the Hospital, where they ran into telegraph
pole, breathing the tongue, bending spring
and breaking an iron. The damage to the
reel is not half US bad as it might have been.
The horses were not injured. Itis lucky the
accident did not occur while going to d fire.
The Municipal Court met again at half
past nine O'Clock yesterday. In the case OF
Alex Updegraf VS.. Elizabeth Wilson, Il al,
in chancery, an order was entered allowing
the purchaser Of the property sold to pay OH
the notes given for the deferred payments he
fore maturity, and authorizing q. b. Cald.
well, special commissioner, upon such pay.
ment being made, to execute proper deed
and deliver the same to said purchaser, An.
ton Rcymann. The parties TO the Chantery
cause in which Louis q. and Vim. +. Stifei,
PLAINTIFF, sue In their own right and as ex.
eeHsors Of the last willard testament otIFuhn
l.. Stifel, and in which the defendants are