The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-24

JAMks SADLEg, o former county constable,
Is now farming Ia Weissl county and doing
we'll, He has been IN tnn city the past week
doing some good work In the kalsoniining
line for Janitor Voltz, at the State Aoute.
ALL the employees on the Elm Grove road
were swOrnin yesterday as special officers,
with power 10 quell disturbances and make
arteSt4 They do not propose TO ALLOW the
tough element 10 get the upper hand herr.
after.
A BANK composed OF ashes, rubbish snd
refuse which bad baen deposited from time
10 tins over the bluff By the Seventeenth
street bridge caughttite yett,rday forenoon,
aad the Hopereef went oat and e6tinguished
the blsze.
TnE work OF lsyiug the flat rail on the
main line OF tue Cl,izsns' Railway was com.
pleteh yesterday. "A, force Of men will now
be put 10 work on the Island division, chang.
ing lhe routes, irSlaying and putting Ia the
switch to the ettts Fair Grounds.
WALTER 8. KEEBLER, drummer for 4 Phil;
adeiphia cracker house, gAs Arrested yestel.
day By lieut.. Sylyis for drunkenness. He
claims to have been robbed OF several hun.
dred dollars, bnt since MS arrival In the city
week ago has not had as many hundred
c.nts.
/, W. H. HALLEE, the real estate agept, has
offered MIR. +. Bachman $l4,5 800 for his prop
erty on Market steeet, near Eleventh. Mr.
Halter represents Cleveland man In the
offer. Mr.. iBachman demand. 900 for the
property. This indicates that Wheeling real
estate Is looking up.
Tbs Council Finance Committee at its
meeting last evening cancelled twenty five
OF the 500 bonds Of the List d Davenport
loan and 2S3 coupons. Out OF the 347 bondl
issued there now remains l3l to be redeemed.
OF the coupons already due and not paid,
only twelve are ont.
. THERE is an unaccountablo impression
abroad that the Third ward school will not
omen Ssptember3, when the others do, on
account Of repairs now In progress This Is
a mistake Tire repairs will all BIS finished
and the school open with the Others Septem.
her 8, one week from next Mondsy.
I orslcER MoRRI5 yesterday ARRESTED Dude
Kraft and two young girls. Mollie Hanson
and Belle Hugo, in the loft OF Baer's stable,
near ths Hempfield yard. All were glorl-
ously drunk and were hauled TO the lookup
In nightsoil wagon. The two girls are ter
ribiyi deptayed, though neither'ot them Is
"oui Of hetteens!"T sS - N-
MEssRs. R.cKEIsHoUsES Il STsRRITT hsye
imported fourteen coal miners. The striking
miners of that part of town are still out, and
show no disposition 10 resume work. We
lnderstandy that the HeatheringLon Bros.
Will pay Etbe price asked by the miners,
which Is 3centt as soon as the river rises
BcIiHifc Independent -4......s ,.t,.
ClrRK Hook Yesterday admitted 10 record
a deed made august %, by Mary McGannon
10 Charles Lot lsr, 10 consideration Of So 800,
Tor that portion OF lot 100 occupied BY houses
No,B7 and 90, on Seventeenth street. Also
a-deed made August q, BY William P. Hub
bard, trustee, 10 Mary Given, for the north
half Of lot Don the wesb side OF Main street,
between Third and Fourth. NJ wa H'.'
,Paor. LOUIS Was made his irst appearance
N leader OF the Opera House brass band and
orchestra last evening, when the band play ed
AT seibert's. Prof. George seibert, the former
leader, was TO have remained until September
.l{tl but on account OF o Disagreement the
Ttirner's picpic on Monday, the ohanpe was
made at 6ncs. lProf. ssibert's intentions for
the fat IRE are not known. GtEASl y
a. Bgy Frazier, who drew rlzor on Officer
Williams Wednesday night, was fined $50
and costs and sent to the work house for six
months by judge tt Fefs yesterday morning.
Frazier was fined $25and costs ard sent up
for 3 months on q charge OF resistance once
before. and Judge LETTERS remarked that as
that peuslty did not have the desired effect
he would double 1t this time. l 30 .'s,ll
BIsaELL, the South Wheeling druggist
was We. tErdsy fined 81 and costs, In Police
Court for refusing to remove sign which
extended over the sidewalk, contrary 10 the
ordinance. He then had tbs sign repainted
AID declared he wa old not remoyeit, Some OF
the druggists offer TO contribute toward the
expanse Of an appeal, and make It a test case.
Last night MIR. Bingell had changed his mind,
and promised TO remove the sign.
KR.NEs's orchestra played last evening for
a selsct dance given at Mennerchor Hall by
a crowd Of young people styling themselves
the Cedar Leaf SOCIAL. The gentlemen man.
aging the affair, which was very pleasant,
leaving out OF consideration the hot weather,
were Mrssrs. Joseph Weisgerber, a. Whessen,
W. Kraft. w. Stegeri George Drummer, w.
Bradbury, Ed. Keohler and George Mayer.
About forty couples were present.
7 LAST evening young fellow named sam.
nal McSAllyl was q passenger on an Elm
Grove car going ont to seibert's, and among
M oiber psssspgere vas, Constable Wilcox
McNally yinsulted -lady Who was on the
car. and Wilcox promp ly. arrested himy
and dsputizlng one of the employees OF the
railroad company as a special officer, sent
The prisoner into tpTn. He was arraiRned
bsfo. Q Squire ArkLg; yha Rsut him 70 jail 10
await 40 examiplt ion lthis mosninEii ! ~,
lAsstE RARxE, a colored woman, had
RID IA brown, white woman, arraiRned be-
fore ouire' Peterman last night for q breach
an peAee. The Csc was dismissed at the
COSTS Later Henry Barnes,
IN womai's husband, had aman named
SAVER arrested on the same charge. Mrs.
Barnes acauPes Birdie OF too much intimacy
with her husband, and some Of the testimony
MI nipht was faey.' Recently both OF the
womes went 10 a boat where Barnes was
workinR to sss yhiah had the most inAuenee
over him but he ordered them both away,
and TO use his own Language. gave EN- Q
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