The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-12
Brief Mention.

Cry Council meets tonight.
TIE Municipal Court has adjourned
over until Wednesday.
THE Wilke property was sold yester-
day to John HabeFstich for S2,l00.
THE Supreme Court Of Appeals will
meet again next Saturday evening.
THREE deeds Of trust and three deeds
in fee were admitted to record yesterday.
BupwoRrn 6 FoBBEs' dramatic COM
pany is quartered at the Mcclure House
A UNION missionary meeting was held
last evening at the Second Presbyterian
Church.
SEVERAL Main street merchants had
new awnings put up yesterdays sure
sign Of Spring.
A LARGE Newfoundland dog was run
over and killed by P. W. & Ky. train,
near the Water Works, the other day.
THIS section was visited last night
with genuine thunder storm, which
would be more In season in June than in
March.
THE special meetings at the Fourth
Street NJ, E. Church will be continued
every evening during this week except
Saturday.
THE Council Committees on Fire De.
partment, Equalization and Appeals and
Health met last evening at the City
Building.
THE cases Of @. A. Reed vs.. Milton
Parker, and Hunter & Foreman Va.
Klieyes, Kraft & Co, will be tried in the
County Court to-day.
YrsrERDAY an old lady on the Island
rushed irantically into the garden to find
her daughter, on being told that she had
gone there with a "rake."
TIE schmulbach Zouavcs will on Sat
urday evening next hold an election to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resig-
nation OF Capt. E. F. Miller.
MRs. ToEoKA HYNEs, OF East Wheel.
ing, has been pronounced lunatic and
remanded to jail 10 await transportation
10 the Asylum for the Insane, at Weston.
WE don't like to do it, but strict adj
herence toour usual custom OF presenting
all the news Of the day, without prejudice
or bias, compels us 10 announce that
there are indications at the present writ
ing Of rainy spell.
PRoF. TIoE predicted heavy snow
storm tor the latter part Of last week.
We have no distinct recollection Of seeing
any snow In or about Wheeling last week.
However, no don't say where the snow
was TO have been-perhaps he meant In
Lapland.
We unintentionally neglected to state
in our notice OF the ball at the Point
House, New MArtinsville, that the music
was furnished by Mr.. 7. T. Cockayne, Of
this city. Cockayne's baud is one Of the
institutions Of the city, aud It's music was
highly complimented at the ball in ques-
tion.
THE Council Committee on Streets,
Alleys and Grades went down to the La
Belle Landing last evening, to examine
into the merits Of the injunction recently
granted by the Mayor, restraining the
Ia Belle Company from extending their
railway track along the bank Of the
river.
FARMERs are putting in their crops
and making their vegetable gardens. II
Providence saves US from late frost
there is every promise Of year Of great
plenty. The rains Of the last two months
have fully compensated, II not wholly, at
least In part, Tor the absence Of snow
during the winter.
TIE BRIpoEroRr MAYoRALTY.-The
people Of Bridgeport have decided to
bring Mr.. Frank Robinson out as cam
didate for Mayor OF that town on the Re.
publican ticket Frank will make good
Mayor, and rs he advocates q paid police
force, bis election can be considered Ger.
tain. A salaried police will efiSctually
squelch the disorder which now prevails
over there,