The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-04

NICE and cool last night.

NICE Anu COOL last nlBlts
TuE Supreme Court sits here to-day.
Tar different 'squires report magtsterlal
business dull.
The police will shortly appear in e
summer uniforms.
TIE parched earth drank up Monday
nights rain greedily,
THERE will be another meeting Of Coun.
ell tomorrow evening.
TIE fines collected in the Police Court
during the month Of May aggregated $500
EATING green cnrrants the size Of q pins
head Is the latest form Of current lunacy.
THERE will be a meeting OF Wheeling
Circle Of Honor No. |, at Peterson's Hall,
tonight.
TnR Council Committee on Lights held
a meeting at the city building yesterday
afternoon.
SHERRY RosSLIR, OF Kanawha county,
lodged a fresh batch OF convicts in the
P~enitentiary or Monday.
TIE hydraulic elevator for the New
Mcclure arrived yesterday, and will be i'm.
mediately put in position.
IL it Is a pleasant place to spend the
evening that you are looking for, go to the
Zane Street Social Festival.
TIE Fulton saloons did a big business
on Monday afternoon, alter the Board OF
Commissioner had granted them licenses.
MONTHLY Missionary meeting at Fourth
Street Church tonight. An interesting
programme Of exercises has been arrang.
cd.
SEVERAL OF the city Doctors left last
evening, 10 attend the annual meeting OF
the State Medical Association, which con.
vencs at Martinsburg to-day.
LIEUT.. GEO. McCrLLY, of the police force,
sports a brand new belt and leather club,
presented by his brother deputies.
GeorEe is a trnsty and efficient officer, and
is deservedly held in high esteem by his
associates.
TnIHvES visited the residence Of Mr..
VIM. Miller, on Sixteenth street, between
Wood and MCColloch, n few nights since,
and made 4 clean sweep Of all the eatables
found in his cellar, including canned fruit,
bottled beer, etc.
VIZ are requested to say that it was
Silas Sells, instead OF Shannon Sells, who
paid 81 and costs IN the police court on Sat.
urday last for drunkenness. The latter's
name was published in our police court
report on Monday morning.
CouxClLMAx WAIT numbered his heav.
lest artillery, last night, in the Second
Branch, and opened a hot fire on the little
giant from the Fint Ward. But ALI. was
Indifferent, and the encounter did not as.
sumo the proportions Of the Kimberly.
Reeves row.
A CHILD Of Frank Levy, living in Kirk.
wood, on Monday afternoon climbed upon
a chair, and reaching to the mantel got
hold OF d box OF concentrated I've and
drank q portion Of the contents. When
last heard from the little sufferer was in q
very critical condition.
A REPORT was current on the streets yes.
terday that Col. Miller had received or.
ders to hold the gallant First in readiness
to march to the wilds Of WCtzel and run
down the Red Men. Some Of the boys
swallowed the story, and a~nxiouSly in.
quired at headquarters for news from the
front.
AT a meeting Of the Board Of Directors
OF the Children's Home, held at the office
of Henry X. List, Esq, yesterday after.
noon, Mrs. John Eotf was elected Matron
OF the institution to succeed Mrs. Nor.
throp, resigned. Mrs. Eotf was formerly
a resident Of this city, but OF late years
has made her home in St. Louis.
DANIEL GARRISON, a huckster, residing
near Roney's Point, while getting out Of
his wagon at the Fifth Ward Market, yes
terday morning, missed his footing and
fell violently upon the pavement, sustain.
ing very severe injuries. Medical assist.
ance was summoned before the injured
i. man was in condition to be removed to
his home.