The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-14
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yesterday.
The work Of extending Turner Hall has
been begun.
The election Of officers by the Street Car
Company will take place Monday.
James Fitton was in Cambridge yesterday,
where be has force OF plumbers at work.
Mr.. GRANVILLE Gray has left the Etna, and
will 20 into the mold shops OF the Belmont.
The telephone poles will be painted black
nine feet from the ground, and white from
that up.
The Hope Hose Company, OF the Fourth
ward, Is having the compAny's name painted
on the hose house.
Rev. Mr.. Hendricks, who has preached
here several times, will preach at the Epis.
copal church tomorrow.
Andrew Tolma, who has been confned to
the house some weeks with Sickness Is able
10 be out OF doors again.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the NJ. f Church
met last night at the home OF Mrs. George
squiggens, on Gravel Hill.
The Buckeye Building Association, re-
Gently set on foot. in the First ward princi.
pally, will elect directors April %
John Workman, foreman at the Goblet
Works, had an eye badly hurt yesterday, and
may lose 1t. A piece OF glass struck 1t.
Rev. Father McMenoms. OF Council Bluff,
Iowa, stopped here yesterday, enroute 10
New York. He was the guest OF Father Gull.
The players Of the Young Mems, Catholic
Association will tonight present "Among
the Breakers and my Turn Next" at City
Hall.
A large number OF water pipes in houses
and at hydrants In the west part Of the -Four. n
ward, are stopped up with mud that got into
the pipes. a- -
Gravel Hill Is preparing on large scale to
supply Bellaire with birch beer DC this sum.
mer. H. L. Doren Is fitting up an establish.
ment there.
Miss Ada Jones, OF Gravel Hill. who has
been absent teaching school at Uniouport,
entertained number Of her friends Thurs.
day evening at her home.
Rev. 7. H. Taylor, OF the First Ward NJ. E.
Church, will preach Sunday at the First N.
Rev. A. W. Butt, being absent.
The United Presbyterian Sunday school Is
preparing concert, the exercises 70 consist
Tor the most part Of music, to be held for the
benefit Of the school, Tuesday evening, the
24th.s
The mouth Of the Thirty.second street
sewer Is being solidly built up with q cut
stone embaukment TO prevent washing out
by the river and the consequent damage TO
property back OF It
Some young men from Wheeling driving
In a buggy, were drunk yesterday, aud
created considerable Of an uproar on Belmont
street. They were locked up and are cooling
of ready for hearing.
There will be preaching at the First Ward
Methodist church this evening, preparatory
to Quarterly meeting and communion ser.
vices tomorrow. Kew. Mr. Gray, the presid-
ing elder, will preach Sunday morning.
The School Board has decided to open still
another primary school In the U. P. Mission
Sunday School room on Indian Run, in
Horns Addition, until the new school houses
are fnished. 1t Ia hard for Bellaire to keep
up with the demand for school room.
A horse OF one OF the Benwood Nail Works
drays, engaged Ia hauling nails over to the
cars on this side OF the river, got into the
soft mud at the waters edge yesterday after.
noon, and his struggles sank him deeper,
until he was in the full length Of his legs The
mud had 10 be dug away all around him to
release him.
tfEpBENVILLE.
The presentation OF the military drama,
1.-THE Drummer Boy" by home talent, Is at
tracing large audiences nightly at CARROTS
hall.
A stage Is being put up in saloon on lower
Market street, aud In few days Steubenville
will enjoy the reputation Of haYing regular
variety show nightly.
Samuel Brown, OF E4st Liverpool, has been
appointed superintendent OF the Glass Pot
Works Twenty seven pots have been com.
pleted at the new works.
There Is considerable complaint about the
condition OF the Union Cemetery, and visit
10 the place will convince any one that there
10 some ground, at least, for grumbllng
VIM. Hackney, employed at Gould's tun-
mel on the Pan Handle road, had bis right
band badly crushed last night He was
brought to this city Tor surgical treatment.
Mr.. Dorman Sinclair has leased CARROTS
Opera House. and will have the stage en-
larRed and refl.led during the coming sum.
mer, together with other Improvements,
making Il a frstclass hall.
Yesterday the, Receiver OF the Brilliant
Glass Works asked that the court order q sale
OF the properly Of the company. This was
objected 70 by some OF the stockholders, and
the case was postponed until next Monday.
Henry Dobbius. cigar manufacturer, rented
room 10 the Opera House building and
moved intn his new quarters yesterday. LAST
evening U. 8, Revenue Collector Myers
visited his room and seized 9 800 unstAmped |