The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05
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MISsTRElS this evening.
YEsTEROAr was very sprngli Ike day.
oSE marriage license was issued yesterday.
The sports will soon bsgin to migrate. The
Grand Jury meets Monday.
JAMES CoLENAS reposed In the First ward
station last night, having been taken in by
Officer Dunlap while very drunk.
WHAT has become Of that long promised
telephone line to Wheeling and intermediate
points 2-SteubsRrilie LTGid, Giyeitup. AK
something easy.
OEFIcER FREIDoLr last night arrested Maud
Hanson, alias Maud Tanner, charged with
assembling with Others forimproper purposes,
on the public streets.
INVITATIONS are out for children's fancy
dress party at the residence OF Mr. Henry
Harper on Fifteenth street, tomorrow even
ing, for his little son Sam.
YnrERDAY work was begun on the founda-
lions for the refrigerator house to be used by
the fresh meat company. II is IlSt south OI
the D. & o. passenger depot.
TmE last will and iesta ment OF Carl Voche,
deceased, WAS yesterday admitted 10 probate
and ordered 10 be recorded, by Clerk Hook.
Louisa VOche qualified AZ oxecutrlG.
Tux large residence on the corner OF Main
and Twenfy.tirst Streets owned and occupied
for number Of years BY ". ]. Hearn, ESQ.,
was yesterday purchased by Mrs. shIppr Tor
$4,000.
Ray J R. McKALLIP, OF Bcllaire, will preach
In the KirkwOod Presbyterian Church this
| evening, Rev. Weir, Of Martins Ferry, on
Friday evening Communion will be held
next Sabbath. Services to be conducted by
the pastor, Rev N. +. Beall.
TmE Citizens Railway will run special car
TO the south and north ends tomorrow even
| ing for the accommodation OF the audience
at the concert complimentary to MIRA Eot,
at The Opera House. Everything now in.
dicales most gratifying success for the con-
cert.
THATCHER, Primrose & Vests minstrels,
generally voted the best minstrel troupe now
travelling, will give performance at the
Opera House this evening. The company
| includes some Of the most popular speetslty
art SITS and musicians known to the public.
The sale OF seats at Wilson & Banners hal
been immense.
THERE was a decided addition 10 the Ger.
| man population In this city yesterday morn
ing. Mrs. Ed. Wagner presented her hus'
band. the bDOkkeeper and collector OF the
| IOiksLlan office, with trlplets-two girls and
u boy. Lss: evening the mother and chil.
dren were all doing well under the care and
direction ofDf. c. +. Ulricb.
LAST night Just after working hours were
over at the Riverside Furniture Co.'s works
very pleasant little affair was participated
! in by the wOrkmen. John Long, one OF the
employees. and general favoriie, was forty
years old yesterday, and his fellow workmen
reminded him Of the fact by presenting him
with handsome walking stick. Henry
Zimmerman made the presen tation speech,
and SIR. Long responded briefly.
Rev. +. B. PowER, OF Washington City,
Chaplain OF the House of Representatives
aud Garheld's pastor, will be- in the city nj x.
week, aud deliver his celebrated lecture on
| the Life and Religious Character Of James
A, Garfield on Tuesday evening" at the
Disciples Church. Mr.. Power Is raising
money to complete the Gratield Memorial
Church In the city OF Washington, for which
purpose the proceeds OF the lecture will be
invested.
CLERK HoUE yesterday admitted 10 record
deed made March 1888, by Joseph u.
Montgomery and wife 10 the Riverside Iron
Works, In consideration OF s., l95, for all the
coal under o parcel OF land in Ohio and Mar.
shall countless on the north fork OF Roges'
run. Also deed made March 20, 1888, by
Alexander @. Rice and wife to Johu Howard.
IN consideration OF So, 600 for tract OF land
on the West Liberty and West Alexander
road, In Liberty district, known ss the
Humphrey farm, containing l25 acres and q
poles.
YESTERDAY afternoon Patrick Hawley was
standing OH the river bank near Hoitmann'S
Tauuery, with his hands in his pockets, when
he was approached by two Young fellows, one
OF whom struck him on the leg and demand
ed his pocket book. On his refusing he tried
to trip him. Hawley struck at the young
rutiian, whose companion then hurried up
They commenced throwing stones, and Haw.
ley was obliged to take to his heels. He says
he would know the boysif he should see them
again, and thinks one OF them was called
o'Brlen. ALI
YnrRRDAY Mr.. T. X. Laird received n dis
patch from Madison, Indiana, stating that a
body had been found in the river, sup
posed to be that OF his sou Harry, who was
recently drowned at Cincinnati while step
ping upon the Andes. Mr.. Laird left for Madi.
son last evening. In answer 10 a dispatch
asking for description, the word came that
the body was without clothing, but the Pc
cnliarity about the eyes corresponds with
those possessed by the deceased. Some one had
evidently caught the body aud stripped II oil
the good clothes the young man wore when
drowned.