The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-06
Clark.anl Hall were present, and adjourned
TO next Thursday evening, - - -


called 10 II. rTf
TnE graduating class OF the Wheeling Fe.
male College are passing their Senior pxami.
nsHoh. preparatory 10 the awarding OF The
highest literary honors. 49, ~
YESTERDAY morning It was found that the
tending furnace In the new Riverside factory
had gone cat. Asa result twenty-five ma.
chimes were off during the day.
JoHS w. SANDERS, Of Beiiaire, wa. yestes.
day appointed executor OF the estate oiJumt.
v. surgison. deceased, and gave bond in
$4,000, with d. q. List, IT,, and p. N. Rhodes
as Sufeties.
No ONE woul d ever imagine there was a
Committee on teal Estate connected with
the City Council, after looking at the shame,
lul condition the Office OF the Chief ..
Police Is In. 50,
Ar Sweeney's Foundry the force is busy ri
work filling the order from the new Minyo
nall mill for seventy nail machines. Moth.
Ing special was cast during the week; back
orders are being filed.
SQUIRE PiilIIis last evening Issued war.
rant for Betsey May, on complaint OF Mrs, G.
J. Nealis, who charged Betsey'w!th having
threatened to kill the comp!alnan,'s child,
The case will be heard to-day.
When the the new building being erected
BY the Schmulbach Brewing Company !.
finished the concern will be one OF the mos,
| complete in the country, and with u capacity
per year Of IS, 00O barrels OF beer.
AZ the Ii Dele, eleven seit.feedersaye now
at work, and to this number will he added
four more as soon as the machines now build.
ing. are in position. The KEPT Gould and
Field patent feeders arc used ut this mill. All
departments are running full and making
good time.
TIE case OF J. a. Butcher W. Simon Brcr (
Sons, appealed Erom II. J. felbes, Justice 0!
the Peace, was yesterday heard in Judge
iIoyd's Court, with Tie following jury: Wn.
Schockey, Frank Fallourc, Ed. I.arkin, u.
X. irwin, Frank Woeber and Joseph IIyd.
niger. The, case was not concluded last even
Ing ..E "a.
SOME scoundrels are living in this city who
should be made to suffer the severcst penal.
ties Of the law. They have been cutting the
plate glass window OF the Hess Block, OH
Market street, Just below the Market house
Ia the Second ward. Several other windows
have been cut. II Is apparently done With d
diamond. Mr. Ness oilers a reward.
| AT the meeting OF the Belmont Building
| As ciation, held last night the oid'Board OF
Directors was reelected with one exception
Mr. y. ". Beck taking the place OF j.. W.
pJiscil. The Board Is US follows: Thos.
! 0Brien, 7. l.. Kimberly. Jas. McAdams
Jacob Hull, Vim. Myles, Jno. T., Clator, W.
5. Fo5se, ". II. Haller, n. W. Beck.
Ar the meeting OF the State Fair director,
yesterday morning, the question OF summer
nigh, open air concerts was discussed and It i,
very probable that IN opportunity will b.
afforded Wheeling people TO patronize such
movement. President iteynlaEn is lover
| OF music and Is strongly in inyor OF open air
| concerts.i He is sensible and ), are ali other.
who side with him. F
last evening about dark n man named
Thompson went into Shelibase.S Sons gro
Gerry, on the corner OF Market and Eleventh
streets, and purchased nickel's worth OF
pickles. While these were being put Up
Thompson picked up box OF honey md at
tempted 10 conceal it Old Mr.. Sheliiiase
Saw him. and knocked him down, took the
honey and ordered him out, lie went
THE Boston Ideal Company gave fine rem
dition OF the ever popular "Uncle Toms
Cabin" at the Town Hall, on Saturday night
The ince,ncncy OF the evening intcrfcrcd
! somewhat with the attendance still the hal
WIS we'll lilled and the performance was first
| class. This troupe Is one OF the best in the
business. and deserves the patronage OF uli
who enjoy good play we'll p!ayed.-IlilJ
Slrdtygitn.
Or l.IsMAS has purchased new stallion al
which he is very proud. 1t will arrive in the
city next Thursday from GAINESVILLE, whc'c
Eismsn purchased it OF George ". Jewett
| The anima! is known as "A!bambra Chief
is L bay without Il white spot. years old and
sixteen hands high. Eismun has his pedi
gree, which is Il wonderful one, showing
eleven crosses OF Imp. Messenger" blood. 4
record OF go is claimed.
Miss ADA GRAY made her tiebu, last night,
The audience was large and fashionable.
Miss Gray met with an enthusiastic reception
She is easy and graceful in her movements
possessing fine figure and good voice. Her
acting WAS splendid, and in several OF the
impassioned scenes she displayed talents
which will develop into the bright particu.
lar star."-9. Louis Republican,. Miss Gray
plays Fast lynne" at the Opera House here
On Monday and Tuesday evenings. Reserved
seats will be placed on sale at S O'Clock this
morning ut Wilson 4 Banners music store,
Market street.
A MEETING OF the Board of Directors oil the
State Fair Association WAS held on the grounds
yesterday. About the only business OF i'm.
portancc transacted was the appointment OF
J. II. Hobbs and Geo. H. Jingle us Il com.
mittec TO attend the races at Maysvi!le and
Cincinnati, prior to the June meeting here,
and try TO induce owners OF fast horses to
bring their aniluals to this meeting. The
price Of seasot. tickets for bicycle practice on
the tract. was reduced from S 10 s. 50. The
lake was ordered i'oored with gravel and
CIay 4 hnuf fI,f rtt hnrLau 10,
or the grounds. .s
THE Academy Of Music las. evenin. held
one OF the largest crowds ever seen On its
floor, The occasion way the second ball given
by Billy Mayors orchestra, and Il very ste
cessful and pleasant one it was. All seemed
gtHd to be able 10 compliment the musicians
who lave 50 ably assisted them on inuumera.
bic occasions with their music. There was
not Il thing occurred that was unpleasant
The orchestra was increased for the occasion
and the music WAY all that could be desired.
Dancing was continued until q late hour and
oil departed delighted with the evening en-
joyment Theorchestra deserved the success
LAST night the final money was put up ut
Walters for the irot to take place to-day be-
tween Bucr's "l.udy Warren and Roses
Gov. Jackson" The rain OF yesterday
tended 10 dampen the anticipations OF our
sporting men. The race, however, will prob
ably take place. II it don, rain; il the sun
comes out it will take place sure. The irack
Is very dry one and quickly sheds. The
race will take place at 800; il Is for 500 a
side, best three in five mile heats In uddi-
lion Andy Mellon will drive "Swce.zcr Girl"
formerly "Hoosicr Girl" to show her gait
and speed. There will also be n race between
the three year olds Of Rose and Mcfarland,
best two in three hali-mile heats. These
three attractions will doubtless call to the
State Fair Grounds large crowd.
SOME days ago woman named Addie
Shears complained to Squire Philips that she
had been robbed oi 81 10. The Justice in,
vcstigaicd the case, and finding there was
nothing in i. refused to Issue warrant.
Yesterday the same woman appeared before
the Squire and desired to nuke an affidavit
charging five young men whose names she
did not know with having outraged her
under the most revolving circumstances, The
justice, assisted by two other officials, in
uujrcd carefully intn tho ,unttrr md dis,