The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-23
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CopSciI meets this evening.
THR Opera House orchestra Will give 9
concert and hop at seiperts garden to-
morrow night
Tur I.alla RooEh Literary Society an;
nonnces an excursion on the Fourth, ana
a picnic at Cresap's new grove.
PAISTERs and builders report business
better than they anticipated seyera! weeks
ago that It would be this season.
In police court yesterday Dan Arnett,
Of Sixteenth street, was tned w anu
coats for selling liquor on Sunday.
Tnn funeral services Of the late Robert
KYLE will be held at ST. Luke's =. y.
Church instead Of asheretotore announced.
Tur last viii and testament Oh Conrad
Rnehl. deceased, was yesterday aamiWed
10 probate BY Clerk Hook, and ordered 10
be recorded.
"A LARGE number Of Wheeling people
will attend theannual commencement ex'
ercises Of Wasbington.J etIerson College
at Little Washington, this week.
BrrSAnp sMlrn, Of this city, and Thomas
Steele, Of Waynesburg, skated three
mile race at tho Palace rink, Washington,
Pa. Saturday night. smithwon.
FORCES Of men with carts were busy al
day yesterday clearing away the aeposl.s
Of sand and mud left ontnany OF the streets
by tie heavy storm OF Sunday night.
Tnr decision Of the Supreme Court Of
lAppeals in the appeal case o. Joha
Mooney, who Is now in the penitentiary
at Nloundsyille and wants out, Will not De
announced until next Saturday.
HENRY KEssLER, the West Wheeling
Pole, who attempted to cremate bis papy
on Sunday, has been closely watched py
the local authorities, and steps hsVe pesA
taken for his arreston achaYge Of insanity.
TnE Pittsburgh Times asserts: "secre-
tary Martin went to Wheeling on Saturday
/ To attend secret meeting OF iron WORKERS
and win return to. day." That's what was
suspected here, but Secretary, Martin hiI11
gelf and all the iron workers deny 1t.
LrrrERs addressed TO the following
pergons remain unclaimed. at the post
office: Henry Fisher, Robert Hyde, j; W.
Steward, Moses SmitS, John q. Mafenats,
In. 6. Flath, F. O. Johnson, George L. FAR:
banks, s, Joshua Conner, A. Brummel, 2
CONSTABLE BiRp last night arrested
James Gregg and Harry Hamilton out the
bike. on charge Of cruelty TO animals.
| Dennis & Higgs, the liverymen, swore out
the warrent before Squire Phillips. Inc
two Young men were abusing horse
Il It,. 4 FINN ft1aih RtahIA
THOMAS F. JOKES, the Eleventh street
tobacconist, has developed o new talent;
l.Eyerybody knew he could make good
cigars. but nobody suspected he could
make good signs as well. Bot he can. His
new sign. his own hanliwors, is an artis-
tic one, and will compare favotaply with
any in the city. y
Tus Chapline street rink will be open
every evening this week, but there will
he music only on Wednesday and Friday
evenings. On these nights the music will
be something extra, and may pe LOGGED
upon as special feature, worth attending
| 10 enjoy. The rink can be rented by prt-
yate parties for skating OF dancing.
Ara meeting Of Baltimore Lodge X. Of
P. last night a vote OF thanks was unani-
monsly rendered Occur de Leon division,
Black Prince, Germania and Ohio Valley
lodges, OF this city, and Belmont lodge, OF
bridgeport, for assistance on the occasion
Of the paraaa aud picnic Saturday. Ayote
Of thanks was also rendered DR.. John E.
Smith at the same time:
ARRANGEMENTS will be made In the
Capitol rink to-day to seat 1900 persons
on Friday afternoon, when the commence.
ment OF thepublic schools will DO held
there. The rink Is an airy, comfortable
building, and it's acoustic properties have
been thoroughly tested with the most
satisfactory results. The audience at the
coming commencement will be much
more Comfortable than at any past one.
Mr.. Joux TopPrSa was riding on his
bicycle on Virginia street, Island, last
evening, when small boy got in front OF
the wheel and was run over. Hewas not
hurt seriously. but Policeman McNlchol
arrested Mr.. Topping for riding on the
street, which he alleged pho contrary to
ordinance. The case will be regarded
with interest when it comes up In the po-
lice court, as such an ordinance was not
known to exist.
THE mile dash at the Alhambra Palace
rink last night between Best, Of Marietta,
and Sheppard, Of this city, was won BY
Best. The frat heat was declared q
foul. In the second Sheppard's skate
came OF, and Best agreed to akate again.
The third heat was finished without acct.
dent, and won by Best. Thursday night
there VIII DO blindtoid race at the
,Alhambra rink, and Saturday night Bur
kett and Dobbfns VIII haye race. The
rink will be closed every other night this
week, but open in the afternoons.
TuERgis an unusual amount Of interest
manifested IN the coming match game Of
base ball, which takes place Wednesday
afternoon, between the sElma" and the
"Ltlliss Of the Valley" (formerly the
"Kickers.')- The game will be played
near the beautiful grounds surrounding
the residence OF o. Q. Dewey, Esq. AZ
ready q soodly number Of the fair sex.
friends OF the contestants, have promised
to lend their presence. Some fine fun or
sport may be expected, as the game, as a
matter Of course, will be played strictly
according to rules. The services oil a
first class physician have been procured.
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