The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-25
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were paid yesterday.
The Elm Grove school opened yesterday
with over 100 pupils In attendance.
OsLY four uniortunatts had been taken In
out OF the cold by the police at midnight.
MARY JORDAN was yesterday appointed I'D.
miniStratrix OF the estate OF Thomas Jordan,
deceased, and gave bond In the sum OF 500,
with NJ. Lotus as surety.
The District Convention OF the Woman's
Foreign Mission Society will be held IN Zane
street church Thursday, beginning at 10
o'clock. The sessions will be public.
TnE funeral OF Henry Hess will take place
this afternoon from bis lats residence, No
1900 EoT street, at $50 o'clock, and he will
~ Inferred In Greenwood Cemetery. Hewss
in his 49lh year.
THOMAS b. bon was yesterday fined and
required to give bond to keep the peace Tor o
ysar by.'Suuire Ankle, for Furnishing re.
yolyer Saturday night on the SouthstGe aud
threatening TO shoot John Coffee.
THE "Roselle Manufacturing Company, "of
CharIestown, was chartered yesterday. II
proposes to carry on general misunderstanding
business. The capital stock Is $500 with the
privilege OF increasing 10 100000.
THERE were no further Developments yes
terday In the alleged Connaway case at West
wheeling, said to have occurred SUNDAY
afternoon. The girl was resting comfortably.
N me Of the supposed OutTagers were arrested.
A hAIS and hail storm came up yesterday
afternoon, and the rain fell at intervals all
day In fact, The hail had the effect OF cool:
Ing Of the atmosphere very perceptibly, and
asst night oyercoats were not at all uncom.
Portable.
SOME unusually fine and handsome paper
and Autographs Tor Modjeska's engagement
ut the Opera House Saturday night were els,
PLAYED Yesterday. The seats will be placed
on sale at Wilson & Banners Thursday
morning
TpREE cent stamps are rapidly being sup.
planted by twos and ones. Nearly all the
large offices In the country have run out, and
refrain from ordering more because OF the
nearness OF October l, when the two cent rate
goes into effect.
NfGHr before last some yandal fired shot
through one OF the large plate glss Windows
OF John l.. Smiths drug store, on Main street.
The ball was found In ths store yesterday
morning, and the hole In the window told
the rest OF the story.
THg Barnesyille, o., Fair commenced yes
terdsy and the Washington county, Pa, fair
begins to-day. Both continue four days.
The jefferson county fair will be held Of
smithtieid, Ohio, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday OF this week.
The Great FOrepaugn Show is now on lis
nineteenth annual tour. 1t has rever, dur.
Ing all that time, been under any other mar'
agement than that OF Its present popular
proprietor. No other tanted exhibition In
America can make similar showing, 1t Is
to exhibit here next Saturday, Sept. :osh.
LErrEts advertised Tuesday, September %,
1883: A. Buchanan, A. II. Dawson, Jas. FL
liott, Bernard Glosckler, ]. ". Hobe1saCG,
Mis- v. NJ. Howard, Geo. Kaufman, Ludwig
Kopp, john Leech, S b Patterson, Miss
Bertha Shelly, Frank Spiyey, Q. Specht, Mis-
Mary +. Swift, CheS II. Turner, Q. II. Wer-
ner.
THE branch OF the Baltimore & Ohio rail
road via the Pittsburgh Southern Is over
crowded with business already. and the I'M
preston is that u double track will have to
be laid. 1t makes big cut of between
Pittsburgh and the West, aud therefore all
western freight Is now being sent by that
line.-PttSJurgh Dispdtcr.
HAvERLY's consolidated American and
European Spectacular MaStOdon Min3lrels
appeared 1t the Opera House last night, and
in spite OF their name gave good show. Inc
farce, The Princess OF Madag was pre-
nOunced tho funniest atterpece ever seen 10
WheelinT. The troupe gave fine parade at
noon through the streets. They go from here
to Evansville.
RoBsos & CRANE, who appear at the Opera
House next Monday night IN their new play,
"The Boarding House," come here direct from
Brooklyn, n. Y. Later In the season they
Jump clear from Providence, R l., TO Wheel
ing, and play q return engagement here.
When here last people were turned away
from their performance; moral secure your
seats early next Friday morning at Wilson "
Banners music store.
CHApLlSE STRICT, from Twentieth to Twen'
ty.fourth, is impossible. The mud Is bot
tomless. The fact that new street ID being
lSid down does not justify leaving 1t In this
condition so long. Some provision oil TEN.
porary character should be made at the croas-
ings. The condition Of Market street at the
north end Of the creek bridge j. also bad. A
crossing should be constructed here while the
repairs are in progress.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record
a decd made September 20, by VIM. Nc.
Cutcheon and wife, OF Washington county,
Pa, to Elizabeth Buchanan, in consideration
OF $40, for the undivided filth OF the real
estate OF Mary Buchanan, decePsed, consist
ing OF As acres on Middle Wheeling Creek
also deed made September "a, by Joseph
F. and Samuel Buchanan, John Supler and
wife, to Elizabeth Buchanan, for three .atths
OF the same property, Ia consideration OF SlO'
suEpAY afternoon at steubenville, the Mt.
Calvary Catholic cemetery aud new parochial
school were consecrated by the RI. Rev.
Bishop Watterson. At one o'clock a process:
sion OF Ave hundred children, knights OF
Erin and Order OF Hibernian Laynlen, on
foot, with bands, followed by long line Of
carriages, formed at St. Peters church,
marched to the school, aud then to the GENE.
tsry, two mikes west OF the city, at both OF
which places the usual Catholic ceremonies
OF blessing and conservation were held. II
was the biggest day the Catholics ever had