The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-14

Brief Notes ON Current Events OF Minor
Interest.


Interest.
Two marriage licenses were Issued yester.
day
TO-DAY is pay day at the Belmont mill and
the Pottery.
MA7ISEEs will be given at both the theatres
this afternoon.
The sEz OF the soda water Is heard In the
land. The winter 10 over and gone.
Work has commenced on the foundations
OF the ZIne Street Church parsonage.
@. o. SMITH, the Real Estate Agent, yestcr
day sold sixty feet Of the old Green g.rde sC on
Fourteenth street, to James Courts for 81, sCO.
ME,sRs. STANTON 4 DAVENPORT have received
fresh invoice OF "Peck's Bad Boy, col
lection OF these humorous sketches, which Is
having II large sale.
A LITERARY and dramatic entertainment
will be given at Westwood's Hall. Eighth
ward. this evening, by 81. PAul's Literary
Society. The LintRn Literary Society, Of
Bellaire, will attend In n body.
The Graduating class OF the Wheeling
Female College have engaged the 0pera House
for their Commencement 10 June. over TWO
thousand invitations will be issued, and
Manager ReiSter should have an annex ready
Tor the OCchSlon.
LAST evening Misses Helen and Allie,
daughters OF Sheriff Brown, entertained a
number OF friends at their pleasant home on
Thirteenth street. Dancing aud whist were
amusemelts for the evening, pleasantly
interspersed by the serving OF refresh ments'
TINS afternoon aud evening Miss Jetfreys'
Lewis and her company will present at the
Opera House the interesting and successful
drama "ba Belle Russe." The impression
made by Miss Jeiffeys.Lewis on her former
visit this season was favorable enough to So
cure good house at each Of her appearances
on this visit
" tomorrow happens to be pleasant, the
town OF St. ClsiBville will be visited by q
cavalcade that 1t will pay one 10 make an
exertion to gszs upon. A number OF Wheel
iug's young men are going to ride horseback
to that ancient place, leaving here at A; NJ
Several OF them are not pretty riders, but
will be aole to hang on.
TaE striking boys at Hobbs, Brockunier d
Co. s glass works wers still out last evening
with the exception oftwelye or fifteen who ar,
working at the old prices. The strikers wert
SO troublesome again yesterday that the
police had to be called on. The proprietor
say they have no idea OF yielding to the boys
demands, and have not had.
TIE ladies OF the First Baptist Church
expect Ito hold japanese tea party or
Thursday evening April, p, the move
features OF which consists In each person
keeping the Japanese cup and saucer, In
which Tea or coffee Ia served, also the JApa
nese napkin. Il will be very unique affair
and q very enjoyable time isanticipated.
The Board Of Directors Of the Penitentiary
met yesterday at Moundsville and transacted
routine business, there being nothing OF any
importance 10 be done all the member
were present except Msjor Aiderson, who IL
at present travelling IN the South. Major
sehon, OF Mason county, did not return
home, but came 10 this city, enroute fol
Pittsburgh.
'SQuIRE PErERMAS bad another OF those
troublesome cases which g'ow out OF neigh
bors' quaIrels. Mrs. Annie Poindexter. q
colored woman, had Susan Young. more
colored woman, arrested for breach OF the
peace. A number OF witnesses testified that
he latter had used some very harsh lauguags
10 the former, and although the accused
denied 1t ALL the justice fined her 81 and
costs.
A suMBERo OF the young people OF the Island
and several,of their friends from this side OIL
the river, danced at Frarzheim's Hall last
night to the strains OF kramers orchestra
The hop was quiet little affair, but one more
enjoyed by It's participants has not been given
this season. The young people Of the city
seemed determined to make the most OF theii
time In social way, between now and the
hot spell.
CLEHK Hook yesterday admitted 10 record
Il led made April 8. 1888 by the German
M ~, ~ p0htnann
In consideration of 90. 900, for the south hall
OF lot II In square 10 on the west side OIL
Chapline street, south ~ Eleventh. Also q
deed made March 81, 1888, by Bridget L Nc
Cabe, OF Oshkosh, Wis, to Peter J. Coleman
Mary Coleman and Margaret Coleman, In
consideration OF s., for all the interest Of the
party OF the first part IN lot 102, on the north
side OF Eighteenth street, east Of Jacob.
Tns many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs George
Weigand, surprised them at their home on
Twentieth street Thursday evening, by tax
ing possession OF their parlors and dancing &c
the music OF Kramer's orchestra. The younl
ladies bad prepa ed q grand supper, which
they served In right royal style All pres
ent were delighted at the magnificent arrange
ment OF the affair. Mr.. and Mrs. Weigand
were indeed surprised; they were for short
time rooted TO the spot, but recovered In q
remarkably short time, and made 1t very
pleasant for all present.
The frstquarterly report OF Mr. J. @. Max
we'll, County Superintendent Of free schools
OF Ohio county, for 1883. shows that there are
in the county, outside OF Wheeling, ,lss
males OF SCHOOL age, and 200 female', a total
OF 23Ss OF these, SO white males and sos
white lens ellis colOred males and II color d
females, are oetween.G and 10 years OF age,
ADD 29S white males, 2sS white females, 2 col
ored males, and 5colortd females are between
10 and 81. The total number OF white males
between aud 81 is ], COS; white females !, 1871;
colored males 20, colored females 10.
TIE regular meeting OF the Teachers As
ISOLATION was held yesterday afternoon in the
hall OF the Clay school building. The pro-
gramme was very interesting and enlisted the
closest attention OF the teachers. Prof. J, G
Gwynn, Principal OF Richie school, talked
on Grain and Hail. Prof. A. L. Wade, OF
Morgan,own, addressed the teachers most
earnestly aud complimented them on the
work they were doing. He had seen the
pupils work as shown by their examination
papers In the SUPERINTENDENT Office, and had
also visited several OF the rooms. State Sup.
erintendent hatcher, who was present, spoke
on the subject Of "Tree Planting"