The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21
CITY MATTEns.
Hrief Mates On Current Events or Minor


the Whitaker MILL yesterday.
orrcIE CoNns locked up disordetly Ger.
man whom he found at large In the second
ward yesterday. Er
TnE foundry Of Sweeney & Con started up
IN full yesterday, the furnace having been
thoroughly refined.
TnI Opera House orchestra last evening
'erenaded Col. Nnnge, and a very pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all pre,ent.
TnE Council Committee on Real Estate
advertise this morning for bids for the con.
tract for repairing the State House building.
TnE wife Of Mr.. John Haley, o prominent
boiler OF the Belmont Mill, died yesterday
morning. Mr.. Haley has the sympathy Of
lis associates.
TIE Nall City Glass Company, OF Bridge.
port. will start the fire In their furnace some
limo this week, and hope to start about the
LIST OF December. lfg
TnE Carpenters Assembly, Knights OF La.
Dor, gave social and supper ut lis lodge
room In Beck's Block last evening, which
vas a complete success.
A LADY from uhrichsvilc who had her
wrists broken some time agO by an accident
on tho H. Clalrsville Northern road, has sued
the company for $40 600 dninuges.
The Governor yesterday appointed i, O.
Linn, OF Calhoun county, one OF the Regents
OF the State University at Morgantown, rice
Mr.. Hall, who resigned on Saturday,
TIE North End Temperance Union will
hold Is usual Tuesday night meeting Mt
the North Street Church tonight. Rev.
J. J. Fitzpatrick, Of the Zinc Street Church,
will speak.
REr. REEs THAcHwELL the returned mis-.
sionary from India, made two very interest.
irg addresses at the First presby terrain
church yesterday, one 10 the ladies and the
other to tho children.
Mrs. ANTHONY DEirEIs died yesterday at
her home on the Island at II very advanced
age. She was the reIict OF one OF Wheel.
ine's most famous citizens, who died over n
year ago, aged 0S. 1t will be remembered
he was one Of SapoleOn's soldiers.
TIE laborers who will alter the Pittsburgh
Southern railroad from narrow TO stan.
dard gauge for the u. 4 o. Company, did not
pass through the city yesterday US expected.
They will pass through today, and at once
go out the liempiicld TO their field OF labor
Two hundred coke ovens are being con.
s,ruCted ut the Wheeling Greek Coal Com.
pany's works. An immense business Is be-
Ing done out there Mt present. At the rate
the miners are now digsing,a cur boing dump
ed once in minute md a hall, there is enough
coal 10 last twenty years.
Work on the extension OF the large sewer
on Twenty.ninth street progressing finely.
The improvement WIS much needed, us tile
old mouth was choked up with earth which
had been dumped over the bank. The OK.
tension OF the pittsburgh, Wheeling e Ken.
lucky road will cross the new part OF the
sewer.
AT the usual sem.monthly meeting Of the
Methodist ministers of the city, which was
held at Fourth Street N. L. church yestcr.
day, arrangements we're made for Union
religious services by all the Methodist
churches, at the Fourth Street church on
Thanksgiving Rev. Mr.. Fitzpatrick, Of the
Zane Street church, will preach the sermon
on that occasion.
LAST evening Mpssrs ]. Frank Simpson and
Lon l.incli left for Chicago They took with
them III head 0! fine nlarino sheep from this
vicinity. They will bc met at Chicago by Mr..
Simpsons son Charlie. who has settled at
Gleudivc, Montana, where Mr.. I.inch goes to
join him In the farming business. Mr.. J. F.
Simpson will return here, and after disposng
Of his livery stable will move 10 Montana.
PARKEnsBuHG has roller skating rink that
is open three nights in the week. and the
sport is, very popular Once n week the City
Band plays there. large number Of the
old skaters in this city would like to see the
Urbana, has lately been in the city, trying to
ascertain II there was IN opening. He has
been conducting rink ut Urbana with great
success.
SHORTLY before s o'clock last evening an
| a |, IN, of ,ru Snnf in frn,N on TOW NJ o
Atlantic engine, 10 which there was quick
response. The blaze was in II coal house and
stable in the rear OF the houses, on Sixteenth
street, occupied by NIessrs. Geo. D. Caldwell
and Alex. Updegraif and was caused by hot
ashes being thrown on some old shingles II
was cxtirguishcd with few buckets OF water,
and no damage.
BOYS nbouttown have 4 bad habit of an.
nOying mail carriers By throwing stones al
them and the like. Recently three large boys
beat one OF the carriers, Charles Schamp, Sc
yerely with clubs. Their names have been
ascertained, and Postmaster Sterling proposes
to invoke the penalty OF the u. S. Statute,
which is atnr, OF from 800 to 81, 600 and i'm.
prisonment for rot less than one and not
more than three years.
YErEEpAr young lady, an actress, lately
u member OF The Alton Comedy Company,
which disbandcd Ut ClhyRvlle night or two
ago, reached the city, and having no money
TO 10 farther, or to pay her board, attempted
10 sell her hair, OF which she has n,agniG.
cent head. Failing in this she applied 10
relatives at Cleveland, who sent her teIe.
graphic money order. He distress excited
general sympathy wherever it became
known.
THE hearing OF the case OF George +. Hayes,
| the former Wheeling boy. now under arrest
| In Pittsburgh on charge Of rUbbing his
uncles jewely store, has been continued until
"Wednesday, In order 10 await Mr.. Bedillion's
return and ascertain the amount stolen.
Connolly and Walker, the two gamblers ar.
rested for receiving tho stolen goods, were held
in 81 900 bail George, or "'unk" Hayes, as he
was known here, left this city with bad
| reputation.
Col. FRED IIuszMAH is once more happy.
His horse md buggy. which were taken on
Sunday night while standing on Market
street, have been recovered. About half past
nine o'clock Sunday night a stranger drove
mud.bcspattered horse and buggy into the
stable OF LOTUS 4 Reilly, and told The man
in charge to have tho horse fed and rubbed
down and that lie would call for il in about
an hour. He did not return. Yesterday
mornings announcement OF the loss oil Col
onel Huseman's horse led to Mr.. Lotus
recognizing tho horse and returningit.
RESERVED seats will he placed on sale at
Wilson e. Banners music store this morn
ing for the performance TO be given NJ the
Opera House on Thursday evening next by
Nick Roberts 'lIumpty DunIpty" troupe.
The Savannah Ners Of a recent data ssys:
"Mr. Nick Roberts is noted for giving good
shows, and he added somewhat to that envia-
bic reputation by the entertainment which he
gave last evening twas Itumpty Dumpty
considerably revised and improved. Tie rem.
dition OF the pantomima was very fine ih-
deed. The spccialties introduced during the
play arc certainly SOME Of the best md most
daring ever seen on our boards, and tho Gil,
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