The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-15
CRY sArrERs.
Brier Hotes on Current Events OF Minor
Interest.

Interest.
ONE marriage license was Issued by Recor-
der Hook yesterday.
TIE Pottery and Riverside Nail Factory
shut down yesterday In order 10 give the
employees a chance TO tAkei in the circus.
BALLS were given last evening st Turner
and Beethoven balls, and In spite Of the bad
weather a very enjoyable time wa had OF
each place.
TIE restaurants all enjoyed q big boom
yesterday. The most modest restauratenr 10
he found last night said he had fed three
hundred people.
TAG Little Jewel Class at the English
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School. will
give az entertainment In the church Thurs
day evening next
Bur one plain drunk will show upi In Police
Court this mo ning-a negro named John
Neb0. This Is certainly u good showing for
the city after such q day as yesterday.
EIrHER the "UmbrelIa Society" should not
have been allowed L parade on circus day,
or Barnum should not have when the "um'
brellas" paraded. Rain on circus day isyery
dlsagree&ble.
TnE' State House was deserted yesterday
afternoon alike by visitors and clerks. Sec.
rotary jackson was found and declared him
self In favor OF having circus day declared Q
legal holiday.
The rain, hail, wind and thunder last night
made a formidable combination, but less
damage was done than might have been ex.
pscted. The usual sediment was deposited
On the streets.
AT the circus yesterday, the city editors OF
the three daily E 'glish papers enjoyed 4 brie
elevation on the tusks OF Prince, one OF the
largest OF Barnum's elephants. It was ex.
~hlIarating amusement
OWING to the absence OF George Q. Black
from the city, the city's case against him In
the Circuit Court was continued yesterday
until next Monday by Judge Brannon, OF
the Lewis county Circuit Court, who came
here to sit in the case at Judge Boyd's inYi'
tation.
THE German Benevolent Association turn.
ed out yesterday morning and paraded tothe
music OF the Opera House band, aud last
night gave d highly enjoyable hop at the
Arion. Tho music OF the home band was
fayorably compared with the circus hAnds,on
all sides.
.is the Circuit Court, before Judge Jacob,
the taking OF testimony was resumed In the
SANDER suit OF Epple W. Stewart. The Jury
WAS adjourned in the afternoon in order to
allow the attorneys to argue q motion on the
part Of the defendant to exclude part OF the
testimony. The decision was reserved unit!
this morning.
G. ". TRAINER, whom 1t Is alleged stole 8
bundle OF dry goods from the wharf.boat
Saturday, and ives arrested near G!enn's
Run on Sunday, wa iaken before Justice
Caldwell yesterday, who continued his hear
ing until the 2lst inst, Mr. Ed. Rose giving
bond for Trainers appearance. The goods
belonged 10 L. G. B%ergundthal.
THERE will probably be q full meeting oil
the State Board OF Public Works to-day. At
torney General Watts Is expected no arrive
this morning. After the session Of the Board
II will be in order to sing
And the price OF lands went up, up, up.
And the price Of lands went up,
Oh! there's heaps o. trouble on the gtanSers
siace the p,Ice Of lands vCnt up.
LETTERS advertised Tuesday, May Is: D.
@ Boyd, s. NJ. Boyle, Mrs. Margaret Brad.
shaw, W. L. Carlisle, Henry Ebbert. Rev.
| Wendelin Grill, Jno. A. HsZzard: George
Haronow, Jno. Ha,dman, Jno. A. King, W.
II. Leidy, Alfred Ltech, Rev. Mr.. Myers,
Gee. Millerd, E. W. Mckee, Isaac s. Rice,
viii II. Shut, Mrs. Winney Smith, W. J.
Woods, J.. Mont Watkins, Josephius Walton.