The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-08


from each ward, with the Mayer as Chair
man and Treasurer, 10 appointed to hay,
charge Of the funds md subscriptions. I'll,
following appointments were nalle 10 ,li
committee:
Chainnan-J. \. Miller.
First ward, W. A. Wilson.
Second ward, A. @. Egertcr.
Third ward, A. l., Rice.
Fourth ward, L. y. Jpllars.
Filth ward. Sol. N. Wilkinson.
Sixth ward, A. 9. +. Ebeling. r
Seventh ward, $. I. liildre.h,
Eighth ward, $. Wa.erhouse, Sr.
Mayor Miller catfed Judge Jacob to the
chair, aud the committee retired, shortly
returning md submitting the following
sub.committees appointed by them:
Committee OIL Entertainments: +. R;es.
ter, ). Horkheimer, P. B. Dobbins.
Committee 10 Receive Subsc rip.ions
First ward, W. II. Williams; Second ward,
Logan Il Co.; Third ward, Ell. Docking:
Fourth ward, II. Young; Fifth ward. i.
Moakemil!ef; sixth ward, J. G. Miller;
Eighth ward, S, l.. B,ice.
These were ratified.
Committee on Relief: First ward, Rob.
ert Phillips; Second ward, S. l.. Jepson;
Third ward, a. Reymanp; Fourth ward,
james Mckinley; Fifth ward, John G
liotlmau; Sixth ward, james Conterford;
Seventh ward, ]. NJ. Brown; Eighth ward,
Carl Schockoy.
MIR. RsymaDn moved that the school
houses be used to shelter and feed those
needing help. This motion was uaaniin.
ously carried.
Tue following generous e1sr WIS read by
the Secretary, and greeted with applause:
WHEELING, February 7.
In view OF the very great calamity which
has fallen on Bome Of our eitizsps and the
dislress and suffering watch Iaust follow,
ior one oiier my services in any way that
may be OF good, aud do hereby olrsr to the
respected citizens Of tt!s meeting the full
charge Of theatre next week and also the
entire net profits Of tho entiro weeks bust.
meas Tor benefit for tho suffering poor oil
this city caused by this great flood, and do
also agrce to turn over the box otiice,anyaud
all moneys taken in for sana benefit, to any
member so appointed by the committee.
The peoples obedient servants,
CHARLEY SHAY.
The oaer, on motion II CJi. Wilkinson,
was accepted with thank9.
HAMLET BENEFIT TESDERgD.
Mr. ed. Lsrkin madsn II verbal oiT.r to de.
vote the net proceeds ofthe Two perform.
ances Of "Humlet" by himself and friends,
already announced for the evening o! Fri
day, ,Febraarye2, and .healiernoon Of satur-
day, February %. to the good cause Of re-
lieving the distressed. lie sugges.e! that an
auction for tho choice Of Seats might, under
tue circumstance, produce good rssul,e
Ills kind off.r was accepted gratefully.
In addion 10 tho cash subscriptions noted
above, DR.. Logan said that he had been
authorized by Mr.. George Z,eckler to
promise the committee $50 pouadB OF meat.
II was moved that the Executive Com.
mi.tee bs requested TO act in continuation
with the Woman's Union Benevolent Asso.
cia!ion and all other benevolent associa.
tlons willing to act with them, which was
adopted.
A AGESERous OFFER.
To The Editor Of The In!cll,genetr.
SIR: II the Relief Committee for the
sufferers by the flood will cali on Messfs,
Spitz 4 Solomon, the Famous IIatters, at
lli2 Main street, they will receive fifty
pairs Of woolen hose, twenty sui,sot under
wear and twenty-five warm caps, the same
being contributed by tho above, gentle.