The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-14
GENERAL GLEASINes
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TN days are rapidly growing lonser.
AT present there are twehty.thtee prisoners
at the City Workhouse.
TAE regular SemImoathly Meeting al
Council will DO held this evening.
The new lear, or anneAllng furnace at the
North Wheeling GlaN Works, q about com.
pleted. Hamilton Is The builder,
LETTERs advertised Tuesday, March IL 1892.
y. Dnhey. Ma Holiday, Jacob Kline Geo.
W. Newton, Harry Smith, Mn. Sheridan,
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A Roy was hDrt pretty badly In one OF The
Manchester coal banks yesterday, but Ire
particulars could not be learned by dlligent
inquiry.
TIE only business transacted in Recorder
Hooks office. yesterday was the recording Of
TWO deeds Of truAt and the Issuing Of two
marriage licenses.
j. l. RHEEs, the newSdealer, has the late
numbers OF Our Continent on his counters,
together with all the other recent issues Of
popular periodicals.
Tnis Is the anniversary OF 1Old Hlckorys'
birthday. jackson Day" used TO DO d lioll.
day with the Democrats, as sacred as Christ.
mas; but times have changed.
WV. HEYBURS, the uncle Of Frank Shanley,
OF whose house In Ohio Frank was recaptur.
ed, came TO the city yesterday for the purpose
Of securing FraEk's release on bail.
"CAP" MARTIN, the East Wheeling woman
who was shot in the neck by her brother
Sunday evening, was getting along tineiyyes.
lerday. She persists In her statement that
the shooting was accidental.
TnE public debate By members Of the Col.
ored Lyceum Of this city, which comes of
next Saturday evening at tue Academy Of
Music, will probably be one OF the funniest
things to hear that has attracted attention In
Wheeling for years.
Tue Rev. Dr.. carp, OF Trinity school.
Washington Pa, will deliver sermon at 81,
Matthews Church this eVeaing at 1850
o'clock: Lehten services during the week
OH Wednesday and Thursday afternoons at
4 o'clock, and Friday evening at7:SO.
ALL persons wishing 10 attend the funeral
Of Mrs. William Dimmy, OF Pleasant Valley,
will be furnished free transportation by the
Elm Grove Railroad. Extra cars will leave
the Capitol OF o'clock p. N. Cars will not
run on regular time until after the funeral.
THE Health Committee met last evening
and audited the regular monthly bills. The
awarding Of the garbage contracts was again
postponed. II Is the desire Of this com.
iaittee 70 have that matter taken In charge
by the Board Of Control for the Streets and
Alleys
THE Committee on Fire Department las.
evening appointed COMMITTEES OF two from
among its members 10 VISIT the United engine
| and REHnRtRkU NPhaN NPnHIH Lao ha.A L.. a..
ing it-compoSitio or iron hues, Engineer
Moran Is merely suspended rs there Is no use
Tor an engineer while the engine is standing
useless.
YEsrERDAY morning the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company commenced running an
extra train to this city from MOundsyille.
The train leaves MoundsVille at 8 o'clock
promptly and returns in the evening II
will prove an accommodation to the peopie
OF Moundsyille that they will doubtless pat
roniZe.
THE meeting Of Council tonight will be
one OF unusual Interest; in addition to the
regular monthly bills, there will probably be
the charges against Chief ECcles presented by
Clerk Galligan and the electiohof the Boards
Of Control for the water works and streets and
alleys, to say nothing OF the miscellaneous
matters that will come up.
LAST evening the following named persons
were elected TO serve as officers OF the First
Baptist Church Sunday.schOol for. the enSu-
ing year: Superintendent, Judge 0key John.
son; Assistant Superintendent, ], W. Amick;
Secretary, NJ. W. Hall; Treasurer, G. K.
Smith; Librarian, J. W. Feeney: lst Assist.
ant, Frank CharnocE; I'd Assistant, Harry
Kasley.
THE Denver Republican Of March Z, con-
tains an account OF the killing by mob at
thief, and celebrated criminal OF the James
Brothers school. He was confined in the
Del Norte jail, and the guard was overpow.
cred by the mob. Before he died he said
that he was from West Virginia, and that his
true name was Frank Williams, Does any.
body know Frank?
The alarm OF fire about auarte- before len
o'clock last night was rung BY Bob Kline, the
hOstter at the Hook and Ladder House. A
neighbor woman ran in and told him the
roof was burning. After ringing the alarm,
be went out and discovered that the only ire
was IN the chimney. Burning SCOT was fall
ing all avound. The department was OH hand
with commendable promptnesS, but FORUM
ately was not needed.
LATE POstofIlce news in this State Is AZ fol.
lows: A new office has been established ut
Elk Garden, Mineral county, four miles
north Of Piedmont. The office at Keyley,
Mercer county, has been discontinued. Tie
following p0stmaSters have been commits.
stoned: Oscar +. Riley Claude, TAYLOR coun.
ty; Thos. II. CAT, Hannahsville, Tucker
county; Henry Havatter, KaSsor, aud James
A. Lenhard Valley Point.
The art exhibition In the Baptist Church,
on Thursday and Friday evenings Of this
week, promises to be Of very Interesting
character. The views which are the most
superb productions of art, are to be sixteen
feet In size, giving an admirable idea OF the
interesting buildings and scenes OF the Euro.
pean cities. Rev. J. B. Milford is TO give the
descriptions and Prof. ]. NJ. Ozier to assist
with his improved Scioptican and Paris lights.
LAST evening shortly after dark persons
passing the office OF DR.. UlriCh, on North
Main street, noticed that the room wins full
of smoke. Councilman Haberfeld happened
to be In the Yigiiant engine house, and being
notified, he burRt open the door and entered
the office. It was found that some burning
Goals had fallen ont Of tile crate, and set IRE
to the floor in front OF the hearth. The force
at the engine house extingulshed 1t with
buckets, and no alarm was rung In.
REEIDENTu on AlcCulloch street. in the Third
ware, complain Of the predominance OF the
rough element there. It Is said to DO almost
unsafe for q lady to walk along tho street
alone In open day. Not only do the hood
lums insult ladies' they stone passing yehi-
Giles OF all sorts. Recently some boys threw
at two men passing in IN Open buggy, when
one OF them drew revolver and tired at
them. The ball entered the second story OF q
house, passed within few ieet OF the beads
Of the several members OF the family, and
Embedded itself in the wall. A special officer
should be stationed there. Asst Is, the resi-.
dents are without protection, and the present
police force Is too small to extend any pro.
lection 10 that vicinity.