The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-11
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NAM - VlgOu Ou VIZ luV0h III Wv AVA1e
Of Delegates,
ANornER delegation leaves for Pittsburgh
this morning.
HESEY Ono received yesterday q steer
loss lbs
To MORROW Is Abraham Llncolns birthday.
He was born In 1909. 81.
A YEAR ago to-day about one.half Of the
Island was under water.
A NAIL messenger will DO put on the W. &
L. Il. Railroad on the 10Th inst.
The Flremen's ball 10 DO given In WASH
ington Hall on the 22d will DO gigantic
affair.
THE festival held at Parksr'J Hall last
night will be repeated tonight. No not fall
10 attend.
PORTRAITS OF Rhea were received bya num-
Der Of her friends Of the press aud Legisla-
ture yesterday.
MEMBERs Of the House arc reading up the
laws relative to dueling, not with view TO
amendment however.
oTTicER WILLIAMS last evening ran In the
renowned Chickendance, who was raising o
row In the Sixth ward.
G. A. ScIIGEEER & Co. sold the Julius Hayes
Paul Sedan, for $1,000
FRANK BERRLorr, the efficient bead cook
who has been connected with the Mcclure,
l'Iyes that place to-day.
YEsTERD1Y was payday at the Central Glass
Works, and to-day the employees Of the Pot.
terry will receive their sinners.
The boys Of the hook and ladder house
yesterday received table for their sleeping
apartment from Arbenz & Son.
THE hot iron feeders are all on at the Top
Mil, and the familiar Clatter OF the machines
is once more heard In the North End.
The Committee on Fire Department had a
meeting at the City Building last evening
and transacted their routine business.
Nh, Ibid, the Associated Press operator in
this city, Is quite poet. Some Of his com
positions Of late bear the stamp Of genius.
Mr., BONE, real estate agent, sold very
desirable residence on Sixteenth street yes.
terday, to Mr.. Christian Floto, for $500
cash.
'sQuIRE PHrLIrs yesterday released John
Eichenberg from jail, he giving 500 bond
10 appear before the gland jury to answer q
charge OF petit larceny.
The boys of the Vigilant engine house
have their place looking as bright as q new
pin. For the past three days they have been
Scrubbing and withdrawing.
THE eolored lodge OF Odd Fellows gave q
supper In the Second ward market hall laSt
evening. A big crowd was In attendance
and the fun was fast and fuhouS,
The ladies OF the Fourth Street N. E
Church will give one OF those celebrated sup
pers they are famous for next Friday even
ing, for the benefit OF the Sunday School.
The striking cold iron feeders announce
that they will meet at 1880 o'clock thi.
morning at the Second ward market house
What the object OF the meeting is, is secret
A FrNE cottage and lot on South York
street, the property OF Mr.. +. Hobbs, Jr., wa,
sold to Mr.. Parsons, the photographer, fol
,655 by c, A. schaefer & Co., the real estate
agents.
THE only deed OF conveyance recorded yes
terday was one made February Q, 1882, by
the heirs OF Rezin Lewis, deceased, TO George
W. Boyd. Of lot No. in Square %; consider.
alton $3.50.
FRoN the arrangements being completed
Tor the gaand mask ball by the Goff Guard.
at Turner Hall on the 18th inst, 1t Is safe to
predict that 1t will eclipse all former enter.
~-.aAA4SAhS " bhl9 company
A wEsTERN exchange gets this of, but It is
not bad as hit at some Legislatures not SO
far west: What is that, mother" at il
The Legislature, my child" what does Il
do, mother "Itrepeals acts passed by the
Legislature, my child"
LAST evening the German Singing Society
serenaded Mr.. John StrOebel aud bride al
their residence corner Of Twenty-eiGht and
EoiT streets. Mr.. stroebel was member oil
the society and was married Thursday even,
ing A very jolly time was had.
Nh. ZrNHERMGNS. proprietor OF the saloon
opposite the depot at Bridgeport, denies thai
any man was coming out OF Ills saloon ct the
hour Of the burglary Wednesday night. Our
Informant seems to have been mislead By
some means into making the statement
THE Wheeling City Band Was gave q ball
at Turner Hall last evening that was big
success. Tho ball was not too crowded, the
iioor was in good condition and the music
tirstclaSs. This ball was one Of the best that
has been given In Turner Hall for years,
A UNIQUE picture, or collection OF pictures,
attracts the attention OF visitors At the House
OF Delegates whose hall 1t ornaments. It 10
the work Of the inmates OF the Hospital ior
the Insane at Warrington. A member pro.
posed 10 offer 1t yesterday as 4 substitute for
Speaker Wilson's railroad bill.
YESTERDAY morning Officer Morris arrested
Joe Whale, a Pittsburgh character, who has
been In the city for about six months, ped.
ding. Joseph was arrested at the B. & o.
depot and the charge is that he with three
Others knocked Patrolman Out down In the
Filth ward market house on Thursday even
Ing
DR.. CHARLIE ROSE informed an IxrELLIGES-
GER reporter last evening that in his opinion
the 'pinkeye" was abating In the city, and
said that some OF the horses that had been
suffering would be out to-day. Nearly all
the stables In the city have been dislniected,
and it 10 thought that tho spread OF the dis
ease has been checked.
YESTERDAY morning Chief Eccles sent out q
private alarm from box s (AtlAntic) for the
purpose OF testing the gongs In the Hope and
seventh ward hose houses that he had Just
put 10. He forgot to notify the Hook
aud Ladder boys not to pay any atten.
ton to the same. The result was that about
ll:SO the Hook and Ladder crew went tearing
out to East Wheeling at high rate OF speed,
and spent the afternoon In getting the mud
of the truck.
ANoSO the numerous petitions handed In
S~S1a1h W wv A4Oubdul DGltkdtE1
day by Mr.. Kepner, asking that the Bill
amending tue Wheeling charter be rejected,
was one endorsed as that Of &c. Driscoll and
II others" It wasSO printed. Upon exami-
nation yesterday, however, by Nj. DriScoIls
request our reporter found that his name
did not lead the Signers 10 the petition, How
II came to be used In the way Il did Is mys.
terry Driseoll would like to have explained.
Az exciting scene occurred In the House
oil Delegates last evening just before adjourn
ment between Speaker Wilson and Mr..
Lowry: Parliamentary usage was forgotten
BY both, and the best idea OF who was to
blame can be had by reading the report in
our account Of the proceedings. The matter
was a general topic Of conversation about
town last night and the general opinion was
that nothing further would result from the
affair.
That WheelinglteI still appreciate and cs-
TEEN Fatty" Weisgerber, the crack oarRman