The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
CONCENTRATED CuRoN,CLr,,
All Sorts OF Occurrences Narrated In
Few Words.

night.
The saloon, will be closed tonight ut mid.
night
THREE marriage licenses were Issued Sat.
urday.
TmIs Is the anniversary OF the great Chlca.
30 fire Of 1871.
THERE was not nm arrest In the city satur.
day or yesterday.
wonE on the r., ". & Ky. Extension Is
being pushed rapidly.
lSrEnrsr In the comet Is only second 10 In.
tercst In the election.
TuE public library will be opened for surc
this wcek-prObably on Wednesday.
Asnlditon to Sweeney & Sons South Side
machine shop will be commenced in few
days.
EESEsr lAur was fined $ and costs for dis.
orderly conduct In police cour. Saturday
morning. +.
GAIT. NJ. T. CARR, the surveyor, has com.
plcted the layingoit' OF lots in Mount Calvary
Cemetery. E
Thg ten new boiling furnaces In course OF
erection ut the !Etna mill will be completed
In few days.
TIE Denwood blast furnace, ut Martins
Ferry, will resume operations about tho first
Of next month.
REpMAS & Co.'s mill commence work on
nail machines for the La Belle mill during
the coming week. s,.
TIE Opera House Orchestra will play for
ball to be given by the Beethoven Society ut
its hall this evening"
To vote in West Virginia requires years
residence In the State, aud sixty days resi-.
dence In the county.
Tue Laughlin mill, Martins Ferry, Is run.
| ming about full now, aud Is shipping all
the liails 1t Can make.
As USUAL the performance ot"Uncle TOMS
Cabin" ut the Opera House Saturday after.
noon and evening were largely attended.
THE Centre foundry shipped car load OF
nail machines to MinE0 Thursday, and are
now employed Oh machines for the La Belle
factory.
TmG Oscar Willes, OF North Wheeling, de-
feated the Aciiyes, OF East Wheeling, in a
match game Of base ball Saturday by score
OF - toI.
Mn. GRArroy-A. DEALt has been appointed
Inspector OF Elections NJ the Madison district
polls instead Of Peter +. Iinn, who was una.
bic TO serve.
l
| have awarded the contract for psinting the
Fulton bridge 10 +. l. Kimmns ut $7i 20,
and the contract iorpainting the Elm Grove
bridge TO JOS. W. Thornburgh, Mt S773 %.
Ar the election of the Opera House 0rchcs
ira aud Brass Band Association the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year: A.
Eeyinan President, |. Gaus Vice President,
rheo. Roller Secretary, q. i. BraufaSs BUSH
ness Manager.
THE much talkedof foot race between
Thomas Shelly; of Bellaire. and Charles lien
derson, OF Welsburg, came of Saturday az
,ernGon at the latter place. The distance
was 100 yards for purse OF 800 Shelly
won by five ya;ds.
THE District assembly, Knights OF Labor,
meets next Thursday evening at Tiltonville,
Ohio. The delegates from Wheeling, Bellaire,
bridgeport anu Martins Ferry local assem-
bles have chartered the steamer Little Anna
to make the round trip.
TIE Fuirmont Drum CORPS competed for
the prizes offered by the Pittsburgh EXPOSE
ton last week, and carried oil both first and
second prizes, which should make than feel
proud The corps is composed OF the follow.
ing gentlemen: Charles Watts, drum mujOr;
Aaron Thorn. fife major; S. W. Guernsey,
tenor drum; John ". Thorn, tenor drum !;
". b. Thorn. hasa drum; NJ. d. Thorn, iifer !;
Aaron Thorn, tifer. They stopped over in the
city OH their way home a:ia a!e cleyer fel-
lows.
THE annual National Railroad Conductors
Convention wi Il be held in Milwaukee, Wis =,
ON Wednesday md Thursday of coming
week. |, will likely be one OF the largest
conventions OF the kind ever held in the
country. Captains Bob French ind Sim
Ilaincs will represent the main line OF the
B. & o., and Capt. VIM. G. Brown the ". y.
& d. division in 1.-The convention. Capt.
Brown leaves ;o.day. and will be accompa.
MED by his two children and sister.iIrlaw,
Miss SADIE Cation.
THE case between the proprietors OF the
Mcclure House. which has been pending in
court for several days upon the petition Of
| Mr. Fred Norton 10 have receiver appoint
ed, was yesterday settled by the decision oil
Judge Boyd. who appointed Mr.. VI. a. Chan
,iler Us receiver. The Judge Issued in con-
nection with bis other decision restraining
order to enable Mr. Nulileman 10 take IN APP
peal to the SUI reme Court, liking his bond ut
10000, TO be given to-day.
Ox Thursday evening NJ. 3. Curtis "saul'i
of rusen" company will hold the boards ut
the Opera House, with Mr.. Curtis support.
ing the character OF the Jew. That the play
is decided lit is amply attCsted by the
ilattering notices given TO 1t by the press in
every city where it has been produced. We
give the iol!o wing from the New York Her.
aid as n specimen: "'Saml OF rosen' at lIav-
erly's Fourteenth street theatre Is evidently
hit. No place Of entertainment in New
has been blessed with better luck Ut this seu.
son of the year. Even on rainy nights it is
difficult to obtain seat"
TIE friends OF Briceland md Wergerhsr,
the well known oarsmei, met ut ENTERS
saloon Saturday night and signed articles for
boat race, over the lower Wheeling, course
OH Saturday, the 10Th inst. The race will be
Il mile and Il half and retUrn-threc miles
and Brice.aud wagers $1,000 against Wris.
gerber:s 81 ,0C0. This race will be one Of the
finest aquatic events Of this or any oter
season, being for the largest purse ever nj
stake here. A forfeit OF 500 d side WIS put
up, which Is a sufficient guarantee that there
will be q race. No guide boats are 10 be al-
lowed. Briceaui will be trained by Gus
Haukc, but WeiSeerber has made no arrange.
ments in this particular.
the birth OF Sir. William Winder, ST., one Of
our well known citizens. A number OF his
friends determined 10 celebrate the event
by surprising him. With that end in view,
Mr.. Winder was induced to appear on the
streets Saturday evening and take In the
Democratic meeting for 4 short time. Abou,
$50 clock he went home. In the meantime
his house had been invaded by his friends,
who had set table in fine ftyIe md prepar.
cd good supper. Then they sat down to
wait Silently and patiently until Mr. Winder
should return. To say that he was surprised
would be putting 1t mildly. However, he
recovered nnd was able to do ample justice
10 the supper The evening WIS very pleas.
antly passed and At 1880 o'clock The guests
departed for their homes after heartily con.
gratulalingMr. Windcr.
SATURDAY DR.. J. E. Reeves was summoned
by telephone TO appear before United States
Commissioner Walton, where he had been
charged by Samuel II. Harrison with having
violated me United States postal Law by de-.
tanning letter addressed 10 u lady, The fol-.
| Iou.;p, IA cts ware disclosed in ti,e coprSa NJ