The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-26
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Brief Notes ON Currept Events OF Minor
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Interest.
MIxsrRELs to night at the Opera House.
The la,e cold snap had slight effect on
the vineyards.
THE civil engineers are busy out the Hemp
field taking sights and driving, stakes.
The colored people danced at McLain's
Hall last evening, and had = jolly good time.
YnrEEDGY afternoon Jack Dick, an EN-
ploye at the Greek mill, saved from drown.
Ing, a young lad who had fallen down the
bank.
RIcHARD TRAyELLICK. tha Michigan black.
smith, will lecture tonight At C0mmercial
Hall, Martins Ferry, on "The Wrongs oil
Labor"
P.GASo, Grand Master OF the Odd Fellows
nf this State, Rsretnsed TO grant dispenta'
tion asked Tor by virginius Lodge OF this
atty, TO allow them to parade on Decoration
Day.
THEJelIsrson Iron Works, OF steubsnvllller
has con traced for tie sinking OF gas well,
and the work Of boring will be commenced
this morning.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record
deed By which Guy R. G Allen, trustee
tram ferred to NJ. 7. Frame, tract nj land In
this county, In consideration Of $l6O
ST MATHEWS church is undergoing needed
repairs, preparatory TO the meeting OF the
Diocesan Council Of West Virginia June 9th,
and will not be open for religious services to-
morrow. 8.
YEsrERDAY mornings car Of as fine hogs a
was ever seen In the city was received at ihe
stock yards from T. ]. Ball. OF Claysville.
They were delivered at 81 so per hundred
Fancy stock brings fancy prices.
ToMoREow evening, Rev. DR.. ]. E. Smith
pastor OF the Fourth street N. +. church.
wi preach from his pulpit the memorial
sermon for Col. Holiday post G.. A. X o.
thisci,y. the members OF which will attend
In body. =. t.... r.t.
The school children had another rehearsal
OF Columbia the Gem OF the Ocean" and
America the airs they are TO sing at The
dedication OF the Soldiers Monument on the
3Olh. at Germania Hall yesterday: The AZ
tendance was much larger than ut the first.
TuE ladies OF the Chapline Street NJ: E
Church gave supper and social last evening
the first OF series, thatAre TO occur monthly
Those that attended enjoyed very pleasant
evening The supper was excellent ard the
social that followed was what It's name I'M
piled.
The eighty.four oil lamps about the city
were never In better condition than they
are now. W. H. Sylvs, who has charge. Is
doing his work fAithfully. He complains
that the boys OF the Eighth ward are regular
vaDdals; they break glass globes neary every
night.
REsERvrp seats for the '9ulius Cesar" per
formanCe will be- placed on sale Ht Wilson q
Banners this morning 1t should be bernt
10 mind that this Is to be u representation hy
home people, and having worked hard nndei
Mt. II n ils's careful direction, they deserve
y rouSiug big house.
TuE Nail City Social Climb aud Its friend:
will leave here at $3.50 o'clock this evening
on the Diurnal for Marietta and Parkers-
burg, where they will spend tomorrow. Re
turning, they will leave in the evening and
reach here early Monday morning. Tue
Wheeling City Band will accompany the ex,
cursien, and play the new aud late music II
has been reheArsing.
IN Judge Jacobs court Yesterday, GuenthAr
Schnelle, the murderer OF DR.. G Schuchaidt
appeared and his attorneys disqualification
for a continuance OF his case till the next
term OF the court. The absence OF important
witnesses was alleged as the reason for asking
the continuance, In the affidavit filed in sup
port OF the motion. The application was
granted, and the case postponed.
TIM testimony In tho case OF Merikle va
aasenauer, the $500 breach OF promise
suit, was yesterday completed IN Judge
Jacobs court, and the argument will be made
and he case given to the jury this afternoon.
The usual crowd OF spectators attracted by
such suits was Ia the court room all day,
and the evidence OF some OF the with esses
kept all present In continual roar oil
laughter.
TONIGHT the famous Thatcher, Primrose
l. West Ministries will appear at the Opera
House for the second time this season.. The
excellent entertainment they gave about two
months ago bad not been forgotten, and the
news OF their return was received with general
pleasure, and the appreciation OF the former
performance will be shown by a packed
house tonight. Tickets are for sails at Will
son & Banners.
THERE were no new developments In the
iron situation yesterday. Already, however,
the grocery men and other dealers In house,
hold goods are beginning to experiences fore
taste OF the threatened dull season. The
iron workers anticipating the apparently in,
shutting down on many things not absolute.
~ necessary to life and comfort, and the
effect OF this Is, as stated, felt.
COLUMBIA lODuk No - VI, pthNOOu, wiz
have their annual picnic on the State Fair
Grounds to day. The packet Princess will
bring the LODGE up. and the Prince and Prin-
cess will make trips at briefintervals al day.
The round trip will be 90 cents, and the boats
will returnito Beuwood after the picnic.
Mayors orchestra will play for the dancers, a
game OF bare bali will be played between the
Regular. II South Wheeling and the Actives
OF the East End, and there will be other
amusemenis TO suit all tastes. The admis'
sion for gentlemen Is 10 cents; ladies free.
TnE Brannan Post, G. A. r OF Bridgeport,
at their last meeting appointed Msssrs. X.
GifIep, John George and Oliver Porter u
committee TO locate the graves OF toldiers
buried In the Bridgeport cemetery. All mem.
bers OF the Post will meet at their hall al Q
o'clock Sunday evening, from where they
will march to the Presbyterian Church for
Memorial services. The memorial service will
b preached by Rev. Mr.. Beail. There will
be n good choir In attendance, and enough
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