The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-30


day,
THE sale of Mr.. Lewis Bakers lots at
Elm Grove occurs to-day.
HENRY HARRIS has been appointed
postmaster at West Wheeling.
TaI Board Of County Commissioners
meets to-day to do the committee work
for the month.
B4RSuM's circus came from Pittsburgh
over the B. & o., and goes back to Little
Warrington tomorrow.
TnR marks last evening indicated a
depth in the channel of 3 feet 9 inches
and The river was falling.
A HANDsoMR gas post, fourteen feet and
half high, bearing three branch lights,
with elegant lamps, is being erected in
front Of the Opera House.
JOIN MILAnKEY wins before Squire Ar
kle yesterday on charge OF assariting
Harriet Lemons, but the case was post
poned until to-day.
OFFICER WATSON last evening arrested
Jim Lightfoot, the colored porter at the
Mcclure House, and Jack Dickson, also
colored, for behaving in disorderly man
ner.
Mn, RoBERr LUXE has Just received in
addition 10 his new coaches fine set Of
silyer.mounted harness, tho finest ever
brought to this city. Mr.. Al. Ferguson,
the proud driver Of this rig, wears the
latest style Coachman's outfit.
JouS P. LoesDoN, who got 81 from a
man named Policy come months ago by
false pretenses, was yesterday found guilty
OF petit larceny in Part OF the Circuit
Court, and sentenced to twenty day i'm
prisonment in the county jail.
A DERRICK is being erected on Judge
Thompson's farm, east Of the city, no.
far from the creek bank, and the work OF
boring for gas will be begun in a Gay or
two by, Mi. @ ID. Robbins and bis ASSOC
ciates. They are confident Of obtaining
gas in good quantities.
TnE miners along the TuscaEawas rail
road all went out on strike yesterday be
cause OF the discharge Of q man at the
MAYNARD works A mass meeting was
held west of Bridgeport, and all the
miners attended it and will stick up for
the "victimized" member.
A MAN named Swar'z, ragman who
some months ago married Mrs. Weisner,
and shortly after disappeared with his
horse and wagon, returned yerterday, and
the scene OF reconciliation between him.
self and his wife attracted q large part OF
the population. OF the neighborhood.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord, one deed OF trust, and a deed in fee
made September 81, by Carl Robert
Philip and wife, 10 Hermann kssstenn,
in consideration ri 81 .525. for track Of
laud "beginnipg at stake in holler"
Fsic1 corner to lands OF Gail G. Fritsche,
and containing 4.0S acres.
An INrELtIGENcRR reporter last evening
met Joseph Stevens, who was said to have
been shot at the time Of the attack on the
Lauphlin mill. He showed no signs Of
being hurt, and as he himself remarked
certainly was not dead. A friend who
waswith him denied that Stevens was in
Martins Ferry that night.
AFTER to-day marriages cannot be SOL
empized in Pennsylvania without
license. The new law goes into effect octo'
Der /. Consequently youthful couples de.
string to avail themselvesof Squire Mayes
services without the formality and expense
Of marriage license must HE themselves
to West Alexander to-day.
BtR. w. ]. PORTER is in the city making
arrangements for the appearance next
week at Charley Shay's Theatre 1.-The
LMurphy.Wells Pleasure Party. This COM
many gives a great performance, including
Inc farce .Rudolph's Ambition" Some
Of the best people on the stage in their
specialtes are in the company, including
George Murphy, late Of Harry Miners
Comedy Four.
LAST evening Harvest Home festival
was held in the Sunday School rooms OF
St. Matthews P. E. Church by the young
folks guild connected with that church, for
the purpose OF raising fund to repair'the
rooms. There was very pleasing mu-
steal and literary entertainment, followed
by the serving OF refreshments. The
members OF the parish turned out in
goodly numbers and enjoyed the enter
tainnent very much.
WHEN Harrigan & Hart Dissolved their
partuership Of years, very many deeply
regretted Il, Yet there are others who
congratulated themselves that it gives
them the opportunity to enjoy the acting
Of at least one Of the celebrated team,
Tony Hart. William Gill, the author Of
"Adouis," has written a play especially
adopted to Mr.. Hart and his talented wife,
better known as Gertie Granville. They
will appear at the Opera House next Mon
day night.
MATTHEW, Familiarity known as Matt
Pearill, died yesterday at his home, No.
70 Eleventh street, aged 81 years. 'His
funeral will take place at 4 o'clock P. N.
to-day from the house. Matt was well
known as private watchman in late
years. He was a aoldier in the Confederate
army. He has been sick for some time.
About two years ago he was badly beaten
by crowd Of roughs at picnic at Sell
bert's, and never fully recovered from the
effects OF the injuries received then. His
many old friends and acquaintance will
regret to learn OF his death.
ANDY SToxER was arraigned before
Squire Peterman yesterday on q charge Of
assault preferred by William Tyler, col
ored boy, but the case was withdrawn be-
fore It came to trial. The Italian
fruit yender at the upper market
had several boys arraigned before
the same Squire on charge OF committing
breaches Oft peace. Squire Peterman
dismissed the boys with reprimand and
some fatherly advice. The boys were
whipped by the Italian for their miscon-
duct, and they had him arraigned in the
police court, but Judge LETTERS discharged
him. Philander Hess will have q hearing
before this justice at 10 A. N. to-day on
charge Of assault.
GOntIemenI
Go and see Stacy, Adams & Co.'s hand
made Waukenphass, best attIng shoe
made, at ]. w. AMIcK's,