The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-21
GEyEnAL JoTrINGs
Noted BY the RsportOrIal Corps In Their
Rounds.


ment way.
Two deeds Of trust were recorded yesterday
by Clerk Hook.
TlIE B. 4 o. pay car was whirling around
In this vicinity yesterday.
THERE was more fun In the House yesterday
on the "yngrant" stock bill.
A PRIVATE masquerade ball was given ut
Nolte's Hall, South Side, last night,
TnE Eureka Social had hop at Westwool's
Hall Eighth ward. aGtnight Myers played.
TnE revival meetings at thu Academy of
Music. have been discontinued by Rev.
Thatcher.
Public examinations at the Wheeling
Female College on Monday and Tuesday OF
next week.
The new stahleoi the street car company,
In the Eighth ward, will be ready for ocCu.
pancy this evening
SENATOR McGREGoR will deliver an address
at Parker's Hall tomorrow afternoon ut $3.50.
The public are invited.
MOsT OF the Legislators whose homes are
convenient TO the city will spend to-day and
Sabbath with their families.
LOGAN tribe No. !, ]. o. H. NJ, last evening
presented Mr. Michael Stein with beautiful
watch charm, tastefully engraved.
YESTERDAY was pay day nj the In Belle and
Central Glass Works. To-day the employees
otthe Crescent will receive their luCre.
HENRY u. MILlER was yesterday appointed
administrator Of the estate OF W. W. Miller,
deceased, giving bond OF $780, with |. F.
Jones as surety.
Mn. BoNE, real estate agent, sold yesterday
the property on Tw enty.seCOnd street, belong.
Ing to Mr., W. d. Mccoy, to August Warneck,
Sr, for s., $50 cash.
MR. II. A. ALBRIGHT, the energetic letter
carrier on route 3, was taken suddenly III
while on his route yesterday with Fremont.
tory symptoms Of typhoid fever.
THE quarantine inspectors went to work
yesterday, and DR.. Reeves last evening stated
that everything was working lovely. No op.
position was met with on the trains or anv.
thing suspicious discovered.
The City Collector reports that taxes are
coming In lively. Tax payers should pay up
soon and avoid the annoying rush at the end OF
the month. The ten per cent penalty goes on
after the last day Of January.
Mr.. T. DIErz, OF Pittsburgh, was in the
city yesterday making arrangements for the
Pittsburgh musicians who are to assist the
+0pera House Orchestra in the grand concert
ut the Opera House OH FEBRUARY 3D.
THE Committee on the Judiciary will meet
this forenoon to consider the House bills con.
corning druggists licenses and the license OF
other persons Several representatives OF
various interests affected will be before the
committee.
CAPTAIN BENNETT yesterday arrested two
young men named William Thompson and
Jeif Brooks for stealing iron from the p, W,
NY. road. They were taken before Squire
Philips who will give thOm a preliminary
hearing this morning.
Work on the switch from the B. T. 0. track
up Fortieth street to the Sugar Refinery was
commenced yesterday. The motive agency
that will run the cars will be mule power. It
is confidently expected that the works will
be in operation by March |.
Tue French" met at the residence OF Hon.
d. l.. Butcher, corner OF Byron and Thirteenth
streets, on Thursday evening last and most
enjoyable evening was spent Refreshments
were served at 10 o'clock, and the crowd nd.
iourned at very late hour, all voting their
hostess most charming one.
THE feature of yesterdays session OF the
House was the introduction OF Speaker vii.
sons railroad bill. 1t is slightly different
from the bill offered ut the last session in its
provisions. The substantial clauses of the
bill were telegraphed to the head officials OF
the d. Il 0. road at Baltimore last night.
Hon. JoHN Z. KEXSA, Congressman from
the Third district, who is now in the CITY,
gave it rs his opinion yesterday in conversu.
ton with members Of the Legislature, that
the reapportionment bill would be passed by
Congress within week or ten days, and thus
be in time for our Legislature to act upon
before adjourninG.
THE Speaker of the House and the hand.
some Delegate from Lewis county yesterday
wore pretty and fragrant JOutOnicrcs presented
They were the envy OF all the other Dele
gates, and inquiries rs to the identity of "thc
HuthOreSs OF Under Affections Covering"
were numerous and eager.
WoREMES were busy yesterday LAYING the
switch down Forty-seCond street, connecting
the street car line with the new stables The
company will move its stock and properties
to the COmmodiOus stables just erected at the
foot Of FOrty.seCond street to-day. The new
time table will Suit Eighth ward people. ms
the last car will leave the Mcclure House sew.
eral minutes later.
A MEETING has been called for this evening
at St. AlphonSus Hall The call has been
signed by "Citizens." 1t is understood tint
it is to be a meeting Of those IN favor of the
presenbIntiquated style Of running the CITY
government, and opposed to the plans pro.
posed by the Washington Hall meeting. Con.
siderable interest is being manifested over It.
MAYOR EGERrER informs us that Ruggarber,
one OF the men that was injured by the caying
in OF the Market street 30 inch trench, isyery
low, and he does not expect the man to live,
He has large family living in.Buena Vista,
and in the most destitute circumstances, The
Mayor arranged for load OF coal being sent
the family yesterday, and Is Of the opinion
that portion OF the kemple benefit proceeds
should be given to the Ruggarber family.
THE WeIIsburg Pan Handle Ncus has the
following: "A young man, tlashily dressed,
named Brooks, has been in town several DAYS
past He is au expert lock opener or manu-.
facturer, and processes TO be able to 90
through any safe in WellSburg in q very
short time, with the exception OF that one in
Mr.. S. Georges bank. That safe battles ali
his ingenuity, and cannot, he says, be opened
by any one unacQuRintCd with the combina.
tom Brooks boosted in this city that he
could open anything,
LAST evening the Council Committee on
Claims held meeting with closed doors ut
the City Building. The committee had under
consideration the suit instituted in the Cir.
cult Court on the 18th inst by John B. Downs
against the city, to recover size 25 and inter.
est from July l, 1881, together with costs,
The City Solicitor reported this fact to Coun.
Gil at its last meeting and 1t referred the
papers to the committee. A large number OF
witnesses weresummoned and the case looked
into Downs sues to recover wages for work
done at the Water Works.
NIGHT before last Joe Balzer, of tho Del.
monico restaurant, next door to the Post.
office, gave q slipper to the city staff Of the
press, and the meal would have been credit
to the New York DelmOnico. There was
buffalo meat and venisOn cooked 10 per(ec.
ton, and oysters in three or four different
styles, each all improvement upon the pre-.
ceding course. Hon. Charles Randoipb.
Joe'S agile and accommodating waiter, served
the company in his usual superior manner,
Joe Is fast winning reputation for his res.
taurant which is attracting increased patron.
age daily. He deserves 1t.