The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-12
CITY MATTERS.
Drief Eotes on Current Events OF Minor
,H ..". Interest. 's 'ttr

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BELLS foundry will start up again this
morning. Eg l'.7s
TIE cigar makers employed by Tunt Son
Market street, are out on strike.
HoBbs. BRocKuHlER 4 Co. let the fire In an
other OF THAR furnacea 50 out Saturuay.
Only'one Ia In uss now.
TIE skill race arranged for vesterday alter.
noon, 10 be rowed between Ed. Kenny anu
Pat lfsnnigan, for $40, was postponed TIL
this afternoon. a'.A
The Morgantown University studentsl have
appointed q committee to raise. II possible,
money enough to hire the Opera House band
| for commencement. .sG
JAMES JONES was tried before Squire Peter.
man Saturday In two cases OF threatening 10
do bodily injury. lie WIS required to giyc n
500 bond lii each case 10 keep the peace Tor
ono year. "-|
JAcsp MiaSY. u Wcllsburgh YOUTH was
committed to Jail Saturday morning by
'squira Arkle, on tho charge OF stealing
watch from Abort Hesdly, another Wells
burg youth. st.N
BURGLARS attended to enter Schneprs
drug s,ore, on tho Opera House corner, Bat
urdsy morning, and though they iniiod TO
i rot 10, thoy spoiled large pane Of glass ID
the from. door. ,tsa
FIVE men and wemen OF the notorious
Drum and Tucker families were arrested BY
Lieut.. Sylyis and an assistant Saturday night.
They were fighting Ia house boat near tho
mouth OF the creek. st'
A lquAp o. police visited the house Of Mad.
anne Ida Holiday, on Market street, In tho
Second ward, Saturday night, and arrested
the Madame, three girls and four men. They
put up tho collateral Tor their fines and were
released.
w. M. WALLACE, OF Wheeling, has filed
complaint in the United States Circuit Court
at Columbus against the Ohio Valley Glass
Company, ot BeliAire, and o!hera for an al.
legged infringement OF bis patent on device
for msking certain kinds Of glassware.
RoDERr FuRyis, a coal digger, was arrested
by Constable Wilson, Saturday, on a Charge
OF stealing black cont valued ut $l6 belong
ing 10 George Deylin, Of tho Fifth ward. He
was taken before Squire Ankle, orfesssd to
the theft and vas sent to jail in default OF
$500 bond.
Rev. L. Z. JoNE' pastor OF The NJ. L
church at Martins Ferry, preached sermon
ut tho Fourth Street Chufch yesterday on
"rhs Atouemsnt," which was declared by
his hearers 10 DO one OF The most eloquent
and able pulpit dlacouraes ever heard in
Wheeling, T.. VT
SHERIFF HAlsrEAD aud Deputy Sheriff
nweeney, Of Raleigh county, who spent FIJI
day night at the Howell House, blew out the
lgss upon retiring, and but for the odor lead
| ng 10 the discovery OF the fact, would have
been ssphy1ia!-d. As it was both were uI-
'congcious when discovered. 5-
The following conveyance was admitted to
lrecord 1t Clerk Hooks office Saturday: A
deed made the 10Th day OF May, 1881, by
Marcus W. Amick, executor Of the will Of
Thos H. Wins, deceascd, 10 Amanda Crum-
lacres of land in this county. Four deeds OF
trust were also filed for record.
A rHnEE.YEAR old daughter of Ed. Smith,
packer at the Belmont mill, straycd away
from kouse In East Wheeling, where her
parents were visiting, yesterday, and vas lost
Tor several hours, causing hor parents much
distrcss, and exciting the entire neighbor-
hood. Finally Officer Frsebplt found her
several squares away from the house she had
left.
At the seguin Collegiate Institute, the
yal.iictory honor this year has been con.
ie,red upon Miss Hannah J. Birch and the
ssutatory upon Miss Emma A. Russell.
Miss Birch who is held in very high estmH-
ton by her former US well as her present
teschers. WAS last June the recipient OF one
Of the Peabndy medals at the Public School
commencement.
THE festival given by Lalla Rookh Assem-.
bly,, X. Of L., at Knights Of Labor Hall, on
Friday and Saturday evenings, IVES success
in every particular. The literary part Of the
Entertainment was carried out by Masters
Gillespie, s.robel and Bishop, Misses Ray,
strobel and Gillespie, in songs and reci.ations.
Mr.. A. 7. Ray also recitsd. In the contest
for the bracelets Mrs. Born tnrned in $l3 10,
and Mrs. Dawson SASS. For the watch,
Master Willie Bishop $l4 As, and NJ aster Har.
ny Strobel So 10. For the ring, Miss Maggie
Corners $33 o. and Miss Ella strobel $50 s..