The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-10
Brief Mention.
DECIDEDLY springy.
APRIL showers last evening

DECIDEDLY springy.
APRIL showers last evening.
THE Legislature adjourns to-day.
FuLroS wants to beincorporated.
TnE Elm Grove Railway will steam 1t.
The Paxton Fountain spurted on satur-
day.
THERE was no police court matinee on
Saturday afternoon,
A NEW sewer has been put in at the
head Of Sixteenth street.
Six cases had been registed at police
headquarters last night, for trial this morn.
ing.
Ora principal thoroughiares were
throngcd with pedestrians Saturday and
Sunday.
THE streets yesterday could DO crossed
with less danger Of going under than the
day before.
ABALL for the benefit Of the rolling mill
helpers will begiyen this week at KOch's
Hall, South Side.
Az elegant new cornet, costing $40, has
just been received by jess. jackson, OF
Mayors orchestra.
JomS BRApDocH has challenged WIN.
Stoetzer TO an Indian club swinging match,
"ior any amount Of money"
GEORGE BAKER, well known glass
house man, died at his fathers residence
in East Wheeling, Saturday afternoon.
TnE children OF tho Wesley u. \. Sab
bath School gave an entertainment Mt
Westwood's Hall on Saturday evening.
The Zane Street NJ. L. Church people
will hold their monthly social ut the
Church on Wednesday evening Of this
week.
Poly Cox, who broke Jail at bridgeport
Friday night, was captured by officer
Rutherford on Saturday evening and
locked up.
MEssRs. GREER & LANG have contracted
with Mr.. ]. a. Holiday for a fine three
story stone front to their store rooms, on
Main street,
AwArER pipe at the bridge corner 10th
and Main streets burst yesterday. Supt,
Riddle Immediately had tho necessary re-
pairs made,
The Colville Folly Company is booked
for the Opera House April 18th anil 18th,
with "Babes in the Woods" and "RObin-
son Crusoe."
4 WICKED boy thrust his FIST through
the window OF ]. A. Miller's confectionery,
on nth street, yesterday, and demolished
fine plate glass.
Or Friday last Henry Holly, a break.
man on the B. & o. Road, had his hand
badly crushed while attempting to couple
cars at the yard in this city.
The stock Of stones and marbles at the
works OF Messrs. Weir, Reynolds 4 Hick.
man, on Market street, were closed out ut
auction on Saturday morning.
MAYOR SWEENEY on Saturday qualified
Hall Sadler as special policeman. Hall
will preserve the peace in and around the
hall Of the Workingmen's National Ten.
perance Union.
Tue funeral OF the late John W. Boyd
took place yesterday afternoon the
residence OF Mr.. j. X. Botsford No. 2S
Thirteenth street. The remains were in
TERED at Greenwood.
SUIT. joins WArERIOusE, Of the City
Prison. has resigned his position, and His
Honor the Mayor has appointed Patrick
Wier to fill the vacancy until Council
elects Mr.. WAREHOUSES; successor,
TIE Eighth Ward did her duty in send
ing handsome cakes and fancy articles to
the Mozart Hall festival. We saw au
abundance OF eatables, ETC., ut the resi-.
dence OF Mrs. J. V. Davis, OF the Eighth
Ward, OH Friday.
OScomplaint Of Charles Schultz, warrants
were issued by Justice Mix for the arrest
OF Ferdinand Bobbett on charge of dis
orderly conduct and assault aud battery.
Ferdinand is bad boy. Only day or
two ago the city gave him pretty severe
dose OH the same charges.
JoHX Ross, who has served term In
the Moundsville Penitentiary for counter
feiting, was discharged from that institu-
ton on Saturday. Ross begged to be kept
over until Monday, and SUPP. Bridgcssays
this is the first time he ever had u prisoner
who wanted 10 stay q moment over his
time. Ross is entitled the chrome.