The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-16
young ladies'. The atIair was q success and
the occasion one d genuine enjoyment.

young ladies. The aflair was q success and
the occasion one 81 genuine enjoyment.
TIM Price OF pasasoes Is agiia.ipg tho minds
of'lousekeepersg They are as high as III sea.
sons wlieh, the crop. was short, and yet they
never were llentier than this year.
COMPLAINT Is nlade that the lamp at the
east end of Tho Back river bridge has not
been lightedi for several months, and that
darkness has prevailed. This matter should
be looked after BY the proper authorities.
b rar friends OF Joe NOue and WIN Loowcs,
Of the East End, met vt Joseph Nichaus
sal0on, No. 1928 Market street, aud arranged
4 foot facc OF 100 yards, the purse To be 500,
500 Il side, and Tie race 10 be run nj Horn.
brooks Park OIL the,fourth OF November.
q THIS evening the. Bellaire Turn verein
will celebrate the sixth anniversary OF their
Organization, at their, hall In Dellaire. A
large number Of The Wheeling Turner's and
c.Y, Lucas, leaving the wharf ut o'clock
IN. \. ,, o. 4
4 Co.'S ourtoic9, iartmaH OF rollack's cigar
pollce.last evening that his soma boy Of
ihrieeDt vas. missing. ,Tbe, boy Ind been
playing truant from school, and ILLS father,
ittGenis, tlreatensd 10 punish him, which Is
supposed plain Ills absence. N i.
EpAgrIta Having water ,,hotors, water closets
OF 0tLer large flows Of, water .cp,piy,ng into
the Main street Sewer, are requested TO use
them to-day us little AS possible, rs work
men are engaged In repairing the break In
the main sewer south Of Fourteenth street,
which sprang leak Friday night. mE
Tiff County COMMISSIONER Committee on
| Finance met Saturday afternoon TO settle
claiuis against the Dog Tax. After a thor.
ough examination OF the subject tho commit.
tee decided that they would only be able to
phy IS per cent OF the claims al present, as
,hat was as far as tho money would reach. I.
Tux little five.year.old daughter Of William
Shields, of the South Side, who fell over the
bslustrade. OF her fathers house, from the
ecopd to the first floor. on Friday afternoon,
ny was reported Saturday morning, died yes.
tcrday morning from the injuries she re.
eeived.urThe family have the sympathies OF
d large circle Of friends, q q lS:l'r- 3Ei
TnuRspAY. evening next the ladies OF the
Fourth Street N. u church will give their
! first supper and social OF the season. Every
ono remembers how enjoyable these were
last winter. supper commences ats o'clock.
At 8 O'clock II literary entertainment will
take place. This will atiorda an opportun.
ity 10 meet the new pastor. i'd
YTnr Public Library was crowded almost to
siUocation Saturday night. Over one hun.
dred, aud ithir.yhooks were taken out inside
of2two hours and 1t is estimated that over
five; hunnred People twisted the rooms
iestertliy the ryoins were open, as they will
bA every Sunday from TO Cir NJ, and were
filed oil the lime, The Library ispopu.
lar III the extrene. -
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soME interest being manifested in the
boat race over the Upper course next Satur.
day, between Joe 1Iabertield, Of this city,
and Tien,an, Of Pittsburgh. The latter, ac-
eou,panied by his trainer, arrived in the city
Saturday evening" Ed. Cla.or has charge Of
Ilaberiield; and will put him in the hest con-.
dition possible for doing the best work there
Is in him iii the coming race. Some betting
has already been done oil the. race.
i Two MEN from Warrington, named Bill
and Fat u'Brien, were in town yesterday,
and undertook. 10 tako the tnTn home with
them. commencing in the Filth ward. A ter
jumped on atD.1,& O.;cnglne and tried TO run
it4toward shonie but it would not run, and
Officer Bsrunp them. A, warrant Is
also out Tor them for trying to clean out the
United engine house. IL viii! 80 hard with the
boysin poljGe, court this morning.
JoHs WATKINS ami THOMAS Warmer, the
two Barbour county red men who have been
Confined III. the Ohio county Jail for some
months, were last night taken to Philippi 10
be- tried in the Circuit Court. Sheriff Heather.
ly came in on the 1888 train on the Is. l. o..
road and was met at the depot by Captain
BENNETT, who had the prisoners i'll charge,
having been requested hy 4 telegram from
t: 6 Sheriff 10 havethem there, thas be nigh!
return onj,he l:S5 train on the same road.
JGcop Roll. and his sister, Of the South Side,
were out yesterday in buggy belonging to
Asmus. the liveryman. AS they were com.
ing along ScCot'aoh, styset, near the Il. < O..
lstocklyards, they met a crowd Of boys In 8
one horse'wagon. who: were making d. good
lHepl otpoise. The horse attached to the bug.
was frishffned and reared up, upsetting
the vehicle, which was badly throken up.
Roll had bis forehead severely cut, and his
sister sustained some injuries 10 one OF her
teyeu. The horse vas not badly hurt.
I THIS Fourth stYert u, Z. Church was
crowded yesterday morning. every seat being
occupied, and several chairs had TO be brought
into rtquisitlDn, The new pastor, Rev. DR..
Smith, preached his. first sermon, his subject
being, ministers Work. In the evening
apolheE large congregation was present The
|fCharItyn" pF.: Smith has very pleasing
uddseEs and uses mo manuscript. Ills gcs.
tures'are cosy aud be has the facility Of hold.
lug the attention Of his audience all the
time.G The Fourth street people appeared 10
be very much pleased. DR.. Smith has es,ab-
lished himself at the parsonage on Chapline
fstreet, where he would be pleased to meet
|with his Pensioners. M. W. ...l...,.1,