The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-12
CRY MATTERS.
Brief Notes on Currept Events Of Minor
Enfara1f s.

The gless house at Brilliant, o shut down
Saturday, the lease Of the Riverside Com
pany having expired.
WIN GnLIoAs yesterday confessed iadg.
mem 10 selling liquor on Sunday and paid
over to the city $2oaud costs.
FoREMAN sHlNLIr, Of the Vigllant and
Foreman Batter, Of the Eighth ward hose
company, are on the sick list.
THE class pictures Of 1883 at the Female
College have been handsomely framed. They
compare favotably with any former class.
GE'RaR ESoLE, who cut young Heyman1
Sunday aftereoon, was yesterday commit.ed
to jail by Squire Caldwell in Default Of $500
bail, 10 avail a hearing ate N. to-day.
Gus KNoKE aud John Blsttnrr, two OF the
well,knoWn Eighth ward boys, have gone on
on big turtle aunt. Tney chose the sui:
water for their sport, and have. promised all
their friends a turtle.
THE oliyettes are. going to steubcnyille
on tho steamer Primes ThursdAy evening.
Kramer's full orchestra will be taken along
70 furnish the d4ucing music for the twenty
odd couples that ae going.
sHERIFT BRows did not buy his new horse
in the East, but 10 Ohio. She is young YET,
but gives promises Of being good one when
broken thoroughly. She Is full sister to the
fine animal he hiss been driving in the past.
oSLY two plain DRINKS and a disorderly
were In the Central Station at midnight. The
latter was Fred hkeid, arrested by Ohcer
Fug4ts for abusing bis family. John Lowry,
run In, by LIston, aud John McCarty, BY
Combs, were the drupks.
JouS McCAgrY, q glass blower, was fighting
full OF benzine ID the Eighth ward yesterday
morning. He was corraled at last by Officer
Combs, whom he abused with his tongue ter
ribly and then wanted to fight, necessitating
aslighttap on the head with the "bi!ly."
The watch donated by Hon. @. ". seabright
OF this city. to the AmAlgamated Association
OF Iron aud Steel WorkeTS over year ago,
and drawn at the recent Beaver picnic,
belongs to the person who purchased ticket
No. ll,050. It was told In Youngstown.
BArEs' LopGx No. 33. A. F. & A. Masons,
will hold Stated Communication this even
ing for the ins allaiion OF officers and work,
A number OF visitors are expected from
Pittsburgh, aud 3 banquet will be set at
tbs Brunswick after the ceremonies are over.
TINS Edward Higgins arrested Sunday for
fighting In the eeCond ward market house,
must not be confused with that moral young
man who looks after the horses ut the Hook
anu Ladder house-not by any means. Some
mean fellow played bad trick on Edward
by giyi & that name.
THIS Feast Of the Penlecost leading fes.
tival with the Jewish people, commenced
Sunday night and continues I'LL this evening.
An appropriate lecture was delivered at the
Synagogue yesterday forenoon by babbi NJ
Sessler. ThA Synagogue was tastefully deco
rated for the occasion.
ToM HILL, brother OF the notorious General
George Hill, followed his illusiious brothers
exsmple yesterday morning aud broke out OF
the lookup. The vigilant force on duty there
was asleep. This is q small deparim mt Of
the City government but there is room for
ere too many escapes.
CLInK Hook yesterday admitted torecord
deed made February 8. 1888, by W O..
Thornbprg to Nelson Il. Tbornburg, In con-
sideration OF 500, for q small tract VI land in
T'rindelphia dist lot; also a deed made June
0 BY John StrObel and wife to H. W. Sea.
bright, In consideration OF $3.50 for part Of
the estate Of Jacob Strobel, on CaldwelPs
run.
The Pittsburgh Dspateh OF yesterday says
that the grading Of the Pittsburgh Southern
division Of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad,
bstween Pittsburgh and Finleyville, has been
completed, ard large force Of men are at
work on the large trestle at Piney fork.
Broad gauge cars are expected 10 run
aver the wno!e OF the route by the Fourth OF
July.
The Opera House band has been engaged
10 accompany the consolidated singing socie-
ties, Arion, Germsnia and Beethoven, 10 the
Ruffalo SqenDateIi, and the Wheeling City
band has been engaged by the Maennerchor
Society. The former party will 20 via the @.
& p, P. q L Z. and Lake Shore roads, and
the latter by the o., L. & W., stopping day
In Cleveland.
TIE Ohio County Temperance Executive
Committee met yesterday afternoon and SO.
lected the following named persons as dele.
gates to the State Temperance Conventional
be held at Clarksburg on the Goth inst: g.
W. Atkinson, Rev G. E. Hite, G. L. Gran
mer, J. Melvin Richards, W. A. Wilson, n.
W. Beck, Miss A. Taylor, Mrs. D. A. Gun.
nlDgham, ]. D. Ewing and G. w. Bagss.
FoR more than month the members Of
The English Lutheran Sunday school have
been inquirlng OF the officers and teschers
when the annual excursion would take
place, unanimously expressing their desire
10 go TO Little Washington, Pa. Lately toe
time has been set for Thursday, June q. All
thu proper committee, have been appointed
and active preparations ara making for
good time. The school Is all aglow with en-.
thusiAsm.
THE funeral OF Mr.. Charles Lindeman, son
OF Mr.. L'ndeniau, manager Of the Stand
ard Mill, took place yesterday. Rev. o
Meirwein conducted the services. The Be
nevo ent Society OF the lions Congregation
ard the Gernania Singing society, OF which
a. al 49, AL IN a
body, the lister society singing at the grave
"suiss und Ruhig list der Schlummern Mr..
Lludenlan was well liked by all who knew
him. Hs leaves ayonrg widow, having only
been married about SIX months. This 10 the
third ath In that family this year.
CoHE, SAMPLISER & Co, the Cleveland
wholesale notion dealers, late OF v heeling,
are ont 81 600 through an Ascending drum.
mer, Llnis H. Meth The Cleveland Herald
Gays: Meth Is q single man, twenty taree
years Of age, and la an extensive afqrsint-
ance in :this city. It Is believed that the
man has been meeting with heavy losses ct
the gaming table aud has used the firms
name while waiting for his reyerses to cease.
He has been known for long time rs an
ardent student Of he game called faro. The
embezzlemert OF his employers funds and
subs, qlent fghtof the young man Is but
the legitimate result Of his course Of life.
Meth was naturally honest and Is the pos.
SCISSOR OF business traits which would lead
him 10 success 10 mercantile affairs. but his
desiie 10 accumulate wealth too rapidly
proved his ruin.
''CHnpREs's DAY" ct the North street n. Z,
Sabbath School, was day long to be remeni.
bertd by those so fortunate as TO he present.
and will be page in the history OF the school
never before tqualled. Thedisplay ofaowers,
blooming plans iestoons Of evergreen, sing.
ing Of bird, and t. happy fsces u the cAil.
drep, made II equal to fairy scene, sho !. Ing
the great labor and taste displayed by those
having the affair In charge. TIE programme,
In charge OF W. A. Wilson, superintendent
consisted OF singing and responsive reading
by the school. and select singing by the OF or,
un er the leadership Of W. II. Chapman,
with Mrs. Hannah Downs OF the organ. The
exercises by the Infant department deserve
special praise, especially the singing OF
little TwigS" by class OF little girls, fol.
lnwnh b n renitntiyA In nnficark " III paai i, raa