The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-31

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corrected omissions In yesterdays Council
report:
ItwGs Rsto1uad, That the City Council
Of BellAire City hereby can't the right Of
WEy TO The BellAire So. ~ Railway Com
pany over and through the county or
public road from Indian Ron 10 Court.
land street, % far Is said Council hiss
power 70 10 dc; PrpeSded, That the City
Of BellAire IhAll be a. DO expense in the
removing oil sAid railroad track I. 81 any
time the location o! SAid county or public
road b changed.
Signed J.B. HAGET.
z g. MORGAN,
DID. sHUPE,
C0nlittet.
Report q committee TO whom was re-
ierred 9 petition By the citizens Of Bar
nArd street, recommended that one lamp
post be placed On the northwest corner Of
Barnard street and MeLAine alley.
The civil engineer was requested to
make . report al the next meeting Of
plans, specifications, &C., showing an e.
tnIte Of the cost ufrepairing the bridge
On Sheridan street
The committee 70 whom was reieTed
the matter Of paving the west side Of
Noble street, recommended paving the
west side Of sad street from CourtlInd
street 70 Central Avenue.
T. J. Stewart Tss granted the privilege
Of using half the street fronting on lots
EoA II and IL, Third street, on which TO
plAee building matsriAlL
An SuicAble adjustment has st last
been mSde and 3 nSjoriiy Of the night o.
way granted 70 the Bsllsire incorporated
Street Railway Co. 10 construct and op-
crate 9 street railroad upon certain streets
and avenues on certain terms and eonti-
tons prescribed in an ordnance Published
10 the City C5ansTeiGl Of this week.
Patrick HhAlen Was arrested on q
charge Of violstiDg the prohibitory ale
and beer ordinance passed April 81, 1874
he had hearing yesterday afternoon and
was fined go and costs and sentenced TO
ten days Imprisonment in the city jail, but
he was released under bAil for his appear.
snce on the first dsy Of August 1874
when be will be required TO serve out the
full term ofhis sentence.
George sweig, on the same charge
plead guilty A1d WAS foed go and cost
and sentenced to i've days Imprisonment
in the city jail
We are certainly very thankful for The
sympathy expressed Tor Us and ours il
yesterdays issue Of the City CoaneTtial
Nevertheless We think 1t s useless vast
Of paper and ink, As We feel ourselves Il
be fully competent TO take care Of on
own interests.
Why viii men be naughty and neelec
the sweets Of domestic felicity for the bit
Ter EEteIs Of the saloon: There va!
Johnny R, the night after the come
disappeared, returned to his domicile in 1
condition Of pedal uncertainty tbSt Wa
ridiculous His prolonged bat ineaectuS
Efforts to gain AZ erect position srouset
his wife lin bed in the rext roon)
who said: johnny, Is ihst you
What's the matter!7 To which thr
iDebriAied John made answer: "Ys
| its me; noihin's the matter, 'cept this en-
bees got too much honey on its wings Il
| g.g-gii into the-ihe h-i-v-e,1
The temperance meeting tonight viii
be addressed by the Rev. Mr.. Foulks, o.
Cumberland, o. He is spoken Of as BE-
ing s fluent speaker, and ihtreis 10 do1b
bat that bis lecture viii prove q highly
interesting and entertaining one. shoulG
the weather permit the meeting will b
held in the open air, on Water street, nes,
J. B. Smiths lGT Office. Otherwise 3
the Presbyterian Church.
The funeral Of Mrs ConrAd, vile o
Mr.. John Conrad, took plsce yesterday
morning al Q O'Clock, and was largely at.
tended.
The "Ton Collins Base Ball Clubn hs1
reorganized, and will hereafter be known
IS the clipper Nine" Wis.