The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-03

Eylt lssSs ~ M CITY. t53g VI 49, Y
TIE Benwool Nail Works received MI.
other supply OF steel from the Bellaire
works yesterday.
THE damage suit OF Conrad Dehler
against the city!was yesterday postponed
in the Circit Court till the neHt tcrm.Ss
"THg lIoap or Coin" was presented at
the Opera House lust night to fair sized
audience, considering the extreme heat.
TIE Seventh ward Blaine and Logan
club will meet in It's wjgwnm this evening !
10 arrange for going 10 Bellairc tomorrow
evening TO attend tho Blaine demonstra.
ton. st'NN s@EEt Nj NgE
TnE entertainment announced BY the
Junior Plumcd Knights for October u has
been postponed OH account Of the Wood.
ford meeting on that date at Capitol
Square. 'tE
rETEH sHIsllErI, John busch, Henry
Chist and Charles Hoffman, all natives Of
Germany, received their second papers in
the Circuit Court yesterday, and became
fill sledged citizens Of the United States.
TIE suit for damages for breach ofprom-
isc OF Francis Mcricle against Joseph
llasenaucr WIS put OH trial in part OF tho
Circuit Court yesterday 10 a jury. The
case was heard last year, but the jury fail
cd to agree. suF
TmE rlumcd Knights will turn ont with
The members OF Lincoln Club tomorrow
evening TO attend the Blaine denonstra-
ton Mt Bellairc. The Wheeling Blaine
regiment will also probably 30 down on
the same train.
TIE evidence in the suit for damages by
Bauntlcd's administrators against the r.
W. 4 Ky. Railroad Company was finished
In Part / | OF tho Circuit Court yesterday,
and the argument begun. 1t will not be
submitted to the jury before this even.
Ing. a a.
Squire Henry yesterday rendered
| Judgment In the ease OF Charles Helm.
bright against the city, giving Helm
bright verdict for Sl35. The suit was
for salary us assessor claimed by Helm.
brightand withheld by the city author.
tiles. #Fu.# H .Eja. N
DuHlSG the past twcnty-ionr hours 4
rise OF one foot nine inches took place in
the Monongahcl0 river ut Pittsburgh.
1.-THE depth in the channel there lust night
was reported TO be feet inches. \
slight rise OF four or five inches has taken
place here.
| Those who have not yet seen the excel.
lent performance OF the Wallace lila
Company ut Charley Shay's should en-
brace the opportunity to see it this even
ing, as Tomorrow will be IA bad day iol
shows" in all probability. The enter
tainmcnt is really n charming one. N
"rnE Elite" gave its first Ounce for thu
season ut Mmnnerchor Hall last evening
The only thing that detractcd from the en-
joyment and thereby marred Il perfect
success, was the hot, sultry weather
Kamcr's orchestra played excellent
music for the large number present.
ELSEWHERE will be found the announce
ment OF Mr.. Frank Kline for the office O.
City Sergeant. Mr.. Kline has been fol
many years connected with the Belmont
mill rs manager Of theYorge department
and is one OF the best known mill men ii
the city. Mr.. Kline has hosts OF friend!
in the city who will be glad TO hear tina
he has Mt last concluded to run ior this OF
flee.
TIE Y. ?. W. A. entertainment at thu
IlISL IIlfJlISb SIuECll ELSb cNculuSr Nus
decided success, and the young people ma,
congratulate themselves on the success at
tending their efforts. Space will not per
nit special mention Of any part OF thu
programme All was so well rendered
that it would be unfair TO speak OF any il
particular suffice to say that all WAS excel
lent, and those who did not attend missed
q treat.
The friends OF Henry He'll in this cit,
have agreed to raise the money to bacl
him against Whccling's wonder in tn,
aquatic line on the condition Of minnt.
start i'll three-mile race, and all that j:
necessary now is Riiz's hackers to put W
to insure the race. That minutes start j!
thirty-two strokes, and il Ritz can bea
fIeiI with start OF that kind then SHOULD
IIanlan, Courtney and Tccmer all take +
rest.-Be'laire Independent.
DURING all political demonstrations al
night great care should be exercised
by persons shooting of fireworks
Twice this season the clothing store
a OF NJ. Gutman & Co. has been set on
fire by the reckless discharge Of fireworks
During the Logan demonstration IL rookie,
broke n second story window and abou,
$50 worth of goods were damaged by fire
Persons should see to it thatthe explosives
are pointed in direction where no pos.
sible danger can arise. ,.s5.z 81
| TIE attention OF The public is directed
to the advertisement in this issue OF Nor
ton & Saiade's restaurant, the Merchants
Dining Rooms at No. 40 Tenth street
These gentlemen having secured Mr.. Lit
tens old stand have fitted it up in first
class style, equal to that found in the
larger cities, and are fully prepared te
meet any demand that the public may
make on them. They are young and
energetic gentlemen, and Mr.. Salade has
had an extensive experience in the bust.
ness. The place is attractive, the service
NIL that could BIO desired and the cooking
unexceptionable. - ~ ~ .5.,'.