The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-14
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CITY MATTERS.
Brief Sotes ON CurFsnt Events Of Minor
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aourH WHEsLtso ard the1slAnd complain
oil muddy streets. 4 % ~ q III Sg
TIE steamer Princess will make special
trip 10 Bellaira Saturday night after tie per.
formance at Charley shny's theatre.
Tue Macedonian baptist church will give
4 festival In the Second Ward Market ball
this evening, the proceeds 10 70 toward pay.
ing I've PASTORS salary. 20 81 .l'sRl.
WE'LL ATTENDED temperance meeting OF
co!ored people was held lnt night al the
Filth s!rest N. E. church, being conducted
BY Rev. George W, Johnson. q.
JOE MofrArr, sam Barley and ice Miller,
Of the Toledo nine; and jack Glaxcook and
Sam Moffiu, OF the CLEVELAND nine, leave
| about April ilrat TO ,in Their clubs. 49,
| A LOCOMOTIVES md frsight car were derailed
ut the Son the Hempileld just this sido Z Of
| hiftid Washirgton, yesterday, and detatdsd
trairs for SOME time. "A broken rail was the
| CAUSE. .N
| WogK Is progressing worry satisfactorily on
the ss4sl plant, and 1t is thought 1t will be
completed in, April. The boilers ara now
thinking what's 10 become oil them.-B:ldire
Independent. I! -lVt l..ipitst!
! CLsnR Ho X yesterday admitted 10 record
q decd mads Fsbrnury Y. by jacob X. Greer
and.wife to Robert and Thomas W. Nesbitt,
III consideration OF 81 600 for lot 40 In Ora.
bans addition. EsG sE55 ,bsES,
EMMA $Monroy was sent 10 jail for thirty
days yesterday by Judge JolIers, for drunk.
enneSs. John Boycs, for -vHvrancy, got
nincly days on the hill, and Pat, McCann thir-
days for drunkennts'. -
| FORMERLY, with the river, at It's present
height, people would talk about the big river
aud 70 TO the levee 10 look ut what they
would term alarge body Of vale. Compared
With lths aood the river now looks like q
snail stream.i iTIslSi
| Hon. dawn WAGgKR has had lsrgs s.ouo
prepared With the legend. High water, 1881, :"
cutin 1t aud the stone built into his paper
mill at West Wheeling, at the place OF the
highest a.tituds OF the water, III February
The Immense damsge to this mill has been
repaired.
| TIE German Reformed Mission that suffer.
ed 30 great loss from tbs flood, had received
upto last Sunday the sum 'oi $500 frcm Ohio
friends, be,ides contributions from other
places. This church wns badly inundated,
and both the church and tho Sunday s,hooi
organs ruined. --.1- --,--,-y--r-1r--,, +,
| SJAAKs 8. KNOWLES, OF soalh " hesling,, who
was recently acjuheed luua.ic, has be-
coms no violent that he had 10 be seat 10
jsil.Y Thereare eight or nine luua,ics In this
county, several Of fwhcm' ore In jail, but
inostd than In charge Of friends awaiting
transportation to Weston.
Harry BRAMER. an apprentice boy in the
mold shop ut Hobbs, Brockunier Il Co. q
glass house, met with q severe accident yes.
teFday forenoon, about 10 o'clock. While en-
gagged In drilling banding knife it slipped
hiid his left hand was ,shockingiy cut. Dr..
4 Pipes dressed shig wounds. fss Il
| "a CAIHAMAN came out of smyth's grocery
las! evenipsjus. after dark With bag over
his shoulder containing about bushel OF
lice. Hes.epped. on ,hs iroa grazing, and
down he came, the rice spilllng all over the
sidewalk. Hs gathered up as much as he
could, all the time talking alphabetically in
( Chiuess.
| eeuiRx ARKLr yesterday placed, Richard
Gatdner under bonds,to keep the jptAcsl for
si1 months, in the anm Of 500. GARNER
threatened 10 ill 3 Mrs. Howard, who lived
near him in the n nth Eud, WITH hot lead,
md fearing such dire fate the Howard fam
ily appealed 10 the Justice for legal protec-
ton.
| iC0S:ibEEAILE interest is being manifested
oyer'th Wrestling match that Is to take place
TOMORROW evening between Bill Clark. and
Alex. Gardiner at Turner Hall for purse OF
800 and the door recsipts. 1t will be a
"daisy" crowd that will congtegate. All pro-
LESSONS and all classes OF society promise 10
be there !, mos ~
THE E.ua foundry is using lot Of import.
ed pig metal which was bought in Wheelipg
at $l5 per ton. after paying q duty, Of nearly
" per ton. Free trade would certainly give
us cheap iron, but what kind OF wages could
our furnaces pay for labor, IT. they bad to SSH
iron .; TIE above price less the duty ?-Bel-
idire Tribune.
\ THE Beethoven Hall, corner OF Fourteenth
rendezvous OF music loving people who delight
IL opera; for the purpose OF Studying Profe s,r
Malmene's musical txtravagat II, Enoch
Arden, (which Is 10 be proauced at the Opera
House for the benefit Of the Woman's Union
benevolent society3 ! 5,g =
THREE was very large attendance yeyter-
day afternoon at the funeral OF Mrs. Christ
Ltedi, which took place from her husbands
residence on Main street hill. The inter
ment took Place at the Peninsua cemetery.
There were numelo is tasteful tljrRl tributes,
The grief Of the aged tnothsr was very Affect
ing and moved 10 tears all that were present.
CoHuR DE LEON Division No. !, X. Of P, has
elected the following eilicers for the succeed
ing yeaI: Sir Knight Commander, John II.
Moore; Sir Knight Lieutenant: Commander,
Charles W.. Albrigh:; Sir knight Herald, NJ.
.. snplet; Sir knight R., August Warnecke;
Sir Knight Treasu ier Philip Youngmau; sir
Knight Guard, Nicholas Herbert; sir Knight
Sentinel, Peter Wende'; Trustees, jesse Lit.
ten, Charles ". Kennedy and Henry Nolte.
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