The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-23

MUNICIPAL CouRr has adjourned over to
Friday.
TaE season for open cars and influenza
is about opening.
YESTERDAY was a beautiful spring day,
and brought out many promenaders.
CooPER, BAILEY 4 Cos. advertising car
left last evening for GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
THR morning train on the Hempfeld
yesterday ran over Q COW ear MI. de
Chantal.
-Four new houses are being built in
Bridgeport, the first since the beginning
OF the panic.
TnE temperance element made itself
manifest last night, In the Second Branch
Of City Council.
Tue steamer Andes received a large lot
OF iron for different points down the river
from the Etna Mill, yesterday.
TnE Wheeling Shakespeare Club will
celebrate the birthday Of the immortal
bard with q banquet this evening,
THE County Clerk issued three marriage
licenses yesterday. Business Gems TO Be
picking up in the matrimonial line.
ABAD slip Of earth has occurred at the
head Of Third street, on Coal. A number
Of workmen are now engaged In removing
the earth.
TlIE sale Of reserved seats for Mr.. John
McCullough's engagement at the Opera
House will commence this morning, at
Lucas music store.
The Germania Singing Society will give
ahopat their hall corner Market and Four.
teenth streets, on the 2sth inst, being the
last ball OF the, season.
SIxTY.NlHE applications to keep coffee
houses and ordinaries have been received
by the City Clerk. Some sixty licenses
were granted by Council last night.
TnE sale Of seats for "Pinafore," which
will be produced at the Opera House TO.
morrow evening by Manager Ford's Balti.
more Company, commenced yesterday at
Lucas music store.
Cot. W. W. MILLER, at the request OF
Gov. Mathews, has indicated May Sd as
the day upon which an election will be
held to chose q Lieutenant Colonel to sue
coed Lieut.. Col. Sterling, resigned.
A STREET lamp on tho west side orSouth
broadway, below Ohio street, exploded on
Monday evening, setting fire to the post,
The fire was e%xtinguished by some Of the
people living in the neighborhood.
BRiDaEpoRT has IN amateur minstrel
troupe. The boys announce an initial en-.
tertainment, to be given at Frazier's
school house, on the 26th inst. w. @. King
and ]. AS Duke are the managers.
COMPANY H., OF the Pennsylvania Ma.
ional Guards, have decided to accept an
Invitation to participate in the sham bat.
9 on the Island on Decoration Day, pro,
Vided permission Is granted by Gov. Hoyt,
which no doubt will be forthcoming.
TIE Mathews Light Guards will hold an
important meeting at the Armory, to NOR
row evening. Three new members will
be taken in, and other important business
transacted. Capt. Lukens is very DESTROYS
Of a full attendance. The company now
numbers sixty men.
A PARTY OF eighteen couples were taken
out to the residence OF Mr.. O'Donel, ut
Pleasant Valley, last evening. The trip
was made in wagons furnished by Henry
Michaels, the Centre Wheeling livery man.
Cockayne's orchestra furnished the music.
A pleasant time was enjoyed by oil.
FAE alarm OF fire about o'clock yester.
day morning was oOcasioned by a slight
blazeat Wilson 4 Dunlevey's cooper shops,
in the First Ward. The Fire Department
turned out promptly, but their services
were not needed, the fire having been ex.
tinguished by citizens before the arrival Of
the engines, The damage was triding.
We failedto learn the origin Of the fire.
TRNPERASos EoTEa.-0fOeTs tor the
Mozart Hall Union will be elected, we un.
derstand, about the first Of the coming
month.
Mr.. Jacob Eemple, who has removed to
not bDeeso prominently before the public as
q temperance orator as heretofore, his
time being too much taken up in the prao.
tice OF his profession,