The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-27
CRY MATTERS.
Brief Notes on Current Events Of nino,
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Ohk mAIIlhke llutuhd WAY lAsuou 1e9eetoAy.
TIcxEf No. l4drew the chair rafasd OF by
Mn. John Il. Dlshl.
scorT LsroN, the wharf policeman, 10 q
contestant for 0 @. A. z. badge offered ~
Uranium Post OF Bridgeport.
To-Day Is "Atbor Day" in the West Wiz.
ginia schools. Il will not be very generally
observed In the schools Of this city.
Mrs. MARY pEBLER was Yesterday sent to
jail as q lunatic by Squire BulRer, to await
transportation 10 the state Hospital at Yves.
ton.
TIE Minerva Literary Society celebrates
It's anniversary by 9 concert and literary
entertainment at the Female College this
evening.
JOHN GALLAHER yesterday plead guilty to
the charge OF forgery in the Circuit Court
and was sentenced 10 the p%tnitentiary for
two years.
A CAR jumped. the track on the Hempfeld
road yesterday near Valley Grove, delaying
the train due here at IL o'clock till 8 In the
afternoon.
THE carrying boys at the Nail City Glass
| Works struck Yesterday for an advance otl0
cents a day on their wages. Their employers
say they will not getit.
The Wheeling City Bands third annual
ball takes place this evening ut Turner Hall,
and VIRGINIA Lodge No. 1, A. A. l. 3. w.
gives a dance at Labor Hall.
REsERyEp seats for the Minnie Hauk con-
cert at the Opera House next Monday night
sold we'll Yesterday at Wilson q Banners
Music stors, and n good house Is now assured.
YEsrERpAY was the ffty.sixth birthday OF
Mr.. John Heckel, q vel! known German
citizen. He was serenaded last evening by
KrSmer's orchestra, \ compliment he very
much appreciated.
Ed CLAroR has finished his boat house and
lnoored Il at the mouth OF the creek. He has =
right 10 feel proud OF II. 1t IL well built and
has many little handy things about 1t, such
as one finds In q house on land. He has his
two scull boats there.
THE Young Ladies' Mission Band OF the
Fourth Street N. e. Church have prepared
an unusually interesting literary and musical
programme for their meeting on Saturday at
5 Pm, in the lecture room Of the church,
and cordially invite their friends and all in
terested in missions TO be present.
The Daughters OF Rebeccs lodge Of this
city gave a bali at the Arion club house last
evening that was q splendid affair. Those
In attendance were mostly married people
and enjoyed themselves dancing to the de
| lkutlul uuslG Wy ~ SPSA"
orchestra. Supper was served and was q de-
cided feature Of the evening.
The Mmunerchor Singing Society gave the
second OF Its select balls for this season at lis
hall last evening, kramer's new orchestra
furnished the music, and every one spoke In
praise OF It. The hop was one OF the very hest
Of the season, aud was largely attended. The
members OF thesociety wore their new badges,
those that they will wear the Buffalo Sanger
fest; they are BEAUTIES.
LOUISE scHuBlcH was before Squire Peter.
man last evening on complaint OF Boniiice
Gardner, who charged her with assault. sh-
was required 10 giyea bond in the sum OF $50
to heep the peace for six months. She then
swore uta warrant charging Gardner with a
breach of the peace, the hearing on which
wasset for this evening. As usual, the par
ties live in East Wheeling
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF FREE Schools
Bu1cHER has received intelligence OF the ap-
pointment OF Roberta Armstrong; County
superintendent Of Upshur county. vice q. l..
Brown, who resigned and removed TO the
West. l.. A. Lynch has also been appointed
Superintendent Of Webster c9unty, % M
the vacancy occasioned by the death oil Noah
Clifton. M. Clifton Is the fourth county
superintendent in the State who has died
within q year, the superintendent OF Hardy,
Ksnawha aud Lewis counties being the
Others.
TaE Citizens Railway Company Is display.
ing considerable enterprise In the relayiDg OF
It's route with the Hat rail. 1t has enough
rails on hard at present 10 relay two miles,
and will have another lot early in May. The
ordinance allows the company three years In
which 10 relay the route, but the company
does not propose to be over three months. IL
is working two gangs OF men. The night
men come on at 0 N and work until NJ.
They tear up the old track, lay the stripgers
and place the rails in position. The day men
repair, %straighten and spike down.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted to record q
deed made February .. 1888, BY William
Heltenbein and wife to George #. Fry, III
consideration OF 500, for a tract OF land In
Triadelphia district, or the south fork OF
Roney's Point rum, containing four acres,
more or less. Also q deed made Nov. 4, 1850,
by John A. Armstrong ct al, TO Thomas b.
Armstrong, In consideration OF $2,2O0, for the
east half u Lot 1888 in Ztne's addition. Alsoa
deed made April rs, 1883, by JOAN A; Arm
strong and wife to James A. Walker, in con-
sideration OF s., 900. for Lot 0 on the north
side Of o 10 street, Island.