The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-16
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THE N. E Conference will adjourn to-day.
TIE capital stock Of the Elm Grove rail.
way has been increased 10 $4,000.
THH Baldwin, Emblem taSe will be heard by
Squire Caldwell on Thursday next.
THE police and justices Of the peace COM
plain Of the dullntsso Of criminal business.
A FEW more frosty nights like last night
and the police will not find those nobby new
police oyercoRts so bad.
A BLACK BEAR presented to John Beuter by
q Randolph county friend will be added 10
the Geological collection ct the Park.
liyered In the city. The early prediction OF
o large crop Of fine tubers was borne out, and
the price 10 low.
Mons, VAErrSA and Bessie Randolph. the
ha. spinners now Of the Academy OF Music,
& Furlong'sold company.
SUNDAY evening a lad named Ed. Ratlifi
fell from o large crane at the Crescent mill
seriously hurt mat had to be taken home.
THE Municipal Court met yes erday after
noon, but transacted no business oil public
interest," and adjourned till tomorrow fore.
noon. H.|.. ss..- i.yTSsss5l u,
os Wednesday and Thursday evenings the
Fifth Avenue Comedy Comp ny will present
"0nly q Miners Daughter at the Opera
House. Seats are on tale OF Wilson 4 Bau-
mer's. $500
COUNCILMAN CHARLEI EscasrRurH, while ct
his work at the Riverside Furniture Works
yesterday, had two fagers OF his right hand
taken OFF by o band saw, and a third one
badly lacerated.
Elliott BARNES play, "a Diamond Myt.
terry, or the Girl That Low" was presented
at The Opera House last night to small aud
fence. Neither the play nor the company Is
much above mediocriiy.
The Gas Trustees rtorgan'zsd for their new
term, rt.slectiug Ed Hszleit Secretary,
George He'll Assistant Secretary, 3. +. FAris
Inspector OF meters and Collector, and JIM.
Dillon Superintendent OF works.
LkrrEss on hand at the Wheeling poStotf1ce
October 10, 1888: Bruton, J. A; Behr, Ed
ward; Chaplin, Miss LensS Fullon, u Gray
son, Ms, Mary R.; Cape, J: B Harman,
q. NJ; Ottes, Chas. B.; Hickey, John H.
Wilson, Robt.
The Council Committee on Police met al
the City Building last night. lives resolved
to recommend to Council that closed doors
bs substituted for the grated ones at the
Eighth ward lookup, 50 rs TO shut out the
cold air in winter.
TnE manager Of the Water Works ives com
PEELED TO 20 TO Wheeling Saturday, to sscurt
= couple Of mechanics 10 REAR the pump.
| In the power house OF the Water Works, no,
being able to find in Bellaire men willing tc
do the work This Is 0 little hard on Bellaire
I-BellaIe Tribune.
THE committee appointed by the Board o.
County Commisslenersto investigate the con
duct OF Commissioner Stein, OF washington
district, In connection with the baby OF IN
known parentage admitted to tn, lnfrmsry
on hii order, has not yet had q meeting
Cor siderable ing Try Is heard as to the prot
able course OF the committee. Presiden
Woods OF the Board, said yesterday that hi
thought meetii g would be held this wees
JACOB RuBEG, the Marion county mat
charged with sending obscene Literature
through the mails, was sentenced to one yea'
| 10 the Penitentiary by Judge Jackson. he
wrote slanderous and filthy letter about
his ne ghbors U. s. Marshal Atkinson
brought him up 10 Moundsville yesterday.
Deputy Haggerty also brought Jacob Hertz,
convicted Of robbiDg post offices, and ssn-
fenced for two years and four months I'M
prisonment
TIE lady managers OF the Children's Home
contemplate one uf those Evening Teas
which are 30 fashionable and successful in
other cities at the present time. The carpets
and paper on the halls at the Home are In
q worn condition, and in order 10 renew
them, the lady managers, at their last regn'
lar meeting, donated among themselves sufli
Client good things for the Tea In prospect,
SO, on Intervening Of The let day OF NoYem'
Der they propose TO throw open the Home %
the inspection Of visitors, and charge small
admission, which will also entitle visitors Ia
supper.