The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-07
CITY NATrERs.
Brief Notes ON Current Events Of Minor
Interest.


The new evening paper is now announced
to appear about April le,
THE @. A. R. will meet again this evening
In Knights Of Labor hall. /.
VESHoE predicts that April will be o
warmer month than May, and May will be
colder than usual.
TIE work OF erecting the new iron mill
structure At the LABele was completed In
every particular and detail yesterday.
A RECENT number OF the Police Netcs con-
tains good picture, Of Chief Alf.W. Burnett
OF the Charleston Eureka Detective Agency.
TWENTY sEcoxD street, east OF Market, the
finest clay bed In Ohio county and many oil the
higher streets OF Centre Wheeling are some
what like unto It.
Mr. GEoRGE R. TAYLoRhAs new advertise
ment OF interest TO all the readers OF the In,
rELLI0ENCER, but especially to the ladies, in
this mornings issue.
THE work Of Relying the track OF the Citi.
zens' Railway with llat rails will be conf
menced as soon as the weather settles suth-
GENTLY 10 permit Most OF the material has
already been received by the company.
Mr.. 7. L. LAIRD. OF the Custom House, will
arrive In the city at noon to-day with the re-
VI h0ut 4ARtAJt
was drowned at Cincinnati several weeks
sgo, and his body recovered at Madison, In
diana, last week.
Ar the onual meeting Of the congregation
| OF the First Presbyterian Church, held in the
lecture room las. Wednesday evening, the
following ramed gentlemen were elected Is
Trustees 10 serve the ensuing year: Messrs.
| IL n. Russell, II. N. Harper. W. A. List, j.
n. Rhodes, W. II. Kirk aud G. ]. Rawlings,
Joseph PAUL, Esq, was elected Secretary.
AN announcement OF unusual interest ap'
pears In the advertising columns this morn.
Ing Rev. franklin d. Powers, pastor oil
Gar fields church at Washington, will deliver
lecture at the Disciples church on next
Tuesday evening, April 10, on 1.-THE Religious
Life and Character OF James A. Garfield. y
The proceeds go toward building the Garfield
Memorial church at Washington.
Nh. AND Mas. HENRY SrAMx. OF the Stamm
Houre, celebrated their silver wedding In al
transformations manner on Thursday evening
last. Last night about II O'Clock they were
surprised by the arrival Of the full Opera
House orchestra, which rendered them
sereuade. The members were invited into
the parlOrs. and after congratulations had
been offered the host, tempting refreshments
were served.
STIR has been entered in the Ohio County
Circuit Court by John C. Drake, against the
Jnncton Iron Company, claiming DAMAGES
in the sum OF So O0 for injuries received by
the bursting Of grind stone In the con-.
pany's mill ut Mingo re emily. 1t Is alleged
| BY Drake that the accident was the result Of
criminal negligence on the part OF the engt
neer, and that the company was party
thereto.
Mn Robert ". PICK, Sheriff OF Logan
county, was in tue city yesterday, transact
ing some business with Auditor Miller. Ht
wss aCcohpsn MED by G. ". McCormas, sher
rard Ball, John T. Palmer and John Buskir
guards, with whose aid he brought 70
MOundsyille John W. and James SAMSON
each OF whom was sent TO the penttentiary
for two years for house breaking, and Volney
Watts, who gets the same term Tor robbery
FOLLOWING is the list OF Grand Jurors sum
moDed 10 serve in the Circuit Court which
meets next Monday: Peter Miller, J. g.
Muth, Washington District; Stephen Deyin'
ney, Louis r. Cross. Webster; James Bodley,
A. A. Howell, Union; Alex Bone, John
frew, Clay; Theodore Kl.vis John A. Holli'
day, Center; @. II. Collier, W. 7. BnrL Madi'
son; Louis Hoelsche, Richie; T. P. Philips,
Richiand; AlonzJ Loriug, Triadelpbia; Robert
Al. Ronar, Liberty.
PROBABLY the largest ball Of the season, was
the one given at Arion Hall last evening by
Local U1ion No. 0 American Flint Glass
Workers. From au early hour last evening
until daylight the place was packed so as to
to almost uncomfortable. Many were pres
ent from the towns across the river. The
committees were all alive to the work they
had TO do aud did II we'll. Kaltenback's or.
chestra, an organization composed OF glass
workers. played for the dancers, ard Johnny
Birch called the figures in his inimitable
style. L was big thing all around.