The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-09

CoUSciL was In session last night until
after one o'clock.
Tnt "Pinaioro'' seats went OF quite
rapidly yesterday.
TnE CRATE men OF the country are 10
menting the advent Of Spring.
oSE release deed was admitted 10 record
yesterday by the County Clerk.
LADIEs' Social Union ut the Fourth
Street Church tomorrow night.
TIE Ohio Valley Iron Works, at Mounds
vile, resumed operations yesterday.
LIT the ground hog show his ''snoot"
now and soc what he thinks aboutit.
TIE County Court has adjourned over
to Thursday, and tho Municipal Court TO
Friday,
Tug Board Of Directors Of tho State Pen.
itentiary will meet ut MOundsville TO-.
morrow.
TnE Hinge Factory has been supplied
with material, and will at once resume
operations.
TnE Aetna Mill made large shipment
Of iron yesterday on the Ben. Franklin for
points below.
TnE Harmonic Singing Society will give
concert and ball vt Turner Hall next
Monday night.
TIE Adjutant General has removed his
office TO the State Library rooms, in the
Capitol building
FIrrY.EloHr applications for coffee house
licenses for the ensuing year have been
filed with the City Clerk.
TIE repairs to Wrights tunnel having
been completed, the Hempaeld train will
to-day go through to Washington, Pa.
Gov. MATHEWS yesterday issued com.
mission to JosepllP. Fleming, Third Lieu.
tenant OF the Garrett Rifles, at Fairmont.
TIE spring term Of the Circuit Court
Of Wetzel county commenced on Monday.
Judge A. B. Fleming, Of Fairmont, is on
the bench. no..
OSE OF our leading carpet dealers says
he has sold more carpets In the last month
than he has in the same time for the last
five years.
TuE biennial anniversary Of the introduc.
ton OF the temperance movement In New
MartinsVille was celebrated on Monday
evening. j. D. Ewing, Esq, OF Wheeling,
and others, delivered addresses.
TUE ball to be given by the Fulton peo.
pie on Faster Monday promises 10 be a
line affair. COckayner'S orchestra will fur.
nish the music. G0eringe's Hull has been
put in fine order for the occasion.
TnE ladies of tho Fourth Street n. E.
Ch2rch have resumed their monthly so.
cial entertainments. The next social will
be held on Thursday evening, whensupper
will be served from 10 o'clock,
A FLOWER and plant table,, on which
may be seen the loyeliest geraniumss, tuch'
sias, pansies, heliotropes and other va
rieties will constitute specially attractive
feature at the Fourth Street Social Union
tomorrow night. ...-.
Carr. CHARLEY sEABRloHr has pnr-
chased Of Jake Grubb an elegant gold
headed cane, which he proposes to pre-
sent to the most popular military officer
in the city. The cane will he voted for at
bull soon to be held under the auspices
OF the military.
TIE literary and musical exercises will
be richly worth the price OF admission aud
supper-only twenty-five cents at the
Fourth Street Social Union tomorrow
night; SO that really one might get FIRST
class supper for nothing, and lots OF Gil
joyment thrown in.
YESTERDAY Of ernoon Officer Burdett, OIL
Bridgeport, arrested u young man about
nineteen years OF age, at the instance oil
his father, John Mentz, OF this city, who
claimed that the boy had run away from
home. The young fellow was brought
over to this city and given in charge of bis
father.
The Bryant Literary Society will give
their first anniversary entertainment ri
the Fourth Presbyterian Church tO-mor.
row evening. The affair Is in the hands
OF q committee consisting Of Messrs. T.
Rogers, ]. s. Marshall, j. S. Robinson, r.
i. Roberts, ]. c. Beam, 7. +. Memminger,
D. ]. Chew.
oS the 2od day Of tins month, thirty.
nine years ago, the First Ward Hose Com.
pany was organized in the old school
house, which stood on the lot where the
North Street NJ. L. Church now stands
Mr.. A. NJ. Phillips was elected chairman
and Mr.. I. II. Williams, Secretary. Very
few OF the old firemen Of that day are now
among us.
A son OF Mr.. George Carl, Of the Eighth
Ward, was buried yesterday at Mt. Zion
Cemetery. The funeral, which took place
at 80 P. NJ, from the residence Of Mr..
Carl, on Jacob street, was very largely ut.
tended. About 200 members OF the Zion
Lutheran Sabbath School, OF which de.
ceased was member, followed the re-
mains to'the grave.
THERE is a tender charm about long
Summer day, restful peace on the misty
hills soft maternal pleasure about bright
Spring morning, but for an etherially
beatitic scene Of nature, none OF these can
hold candle to tho expression Of the
modest young man who yesterday, for the
first time, rolled, In 9 new buggy, his ini'
tial baby down town.
THERE will be quite number OF clergy.
men from different parts OF the State in
the city to participate in the ceremonies nj
the Cathedral on Holy Thursday. Father
Kelleher, OF Parkersburg, has already ar.
rived, and Father Tracy, Of Weston; Faith
or McMenamin, OF Clarksburg; Father Nc
Herman, Of Benwood; Father Lambert, Of
Grafton, and Others are expected.
JUDGE MELVIN has appointed tho fol.
lowing citizens OF Ohio county to. assess
the damages TO the landholders for the
ground to be taken for the use OF sewer
from the Penitentiary grounds to Grave
Creek: Henry X. List, Thomas 0'Brien,
George busch, o. G. Dewey and A. ].
Wilson. These gentlemen will meet on the
18th inst. and agree upou the amount OF
damages,