The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-26

CLOuDsof dust.

TIE dust was rather dusty yesterday.
AN April shower would be welcome Just
now.
TnE Supreme Court will meet again
to-day. !f'F III.
WAITED: Something to sprinkle the
sprinklers. NJ
WILL Jupiter Pluvius please sprinkle
the clouds little?
THE Ford "Pinafores' sang in Zanes.
vile, Ohio, last night.
ALI the loose renl estate In the market
was booming yesterday.
TuE Municipal Court yesterday took a
recess until Tuesday next,
AN exchange believes jumping the rope
to DO tripping the light fantastic toe.
llempossible.
TlIR South Wheeling German Protest
ant Church will give q concert this even.
Ing at Westwood's Hail.
AND now the man stands behind the
soda machine and says: "What syrup
will you havein your'nP"
TnE Crescent Boat Club gave pleasant
social hop ut Koch's Hall, South Side, last
night, CoCkayne's music.
Two teams Of the Maynard Rlile Club
will shoot friendly match on the lower
part Of the Island this afternoon.
TUE Grand Jury will convene at nine
o'clock this morning, pursuant to adjourn.
ment, and resume the investigation Of the
Maxwell and King cases.
On Thursday evening miner named
WIN. Chalfant, employed at Rainey's
Coal Works, up the river, had a hand bad.
" smashed by a falling soap stone,
On Thursday evening a boy named
Charles Carson, aged fourteen, while play.
ing near the La Belle Mills, was struck In
the eye with ball, and may lose his eye.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for u
select social this evening at Humans
Hall, corner Third and Main streets,
North Wheeling, CoCkayne furnishes the
music.
VIZ. MILLER, the lad who sustained Sc
rious injuries in the Eighth Ward Thurs
day evening, by jumping from a moving
train, was reported much better yester-
day, with good prospects Of recovery.
JUSTICE PHILIPS yesterday issued war
rant for one Thomas Newman, on com.
plant OF Annie Lawler, who charged him
with committing a breach OF the peace.
The parties live on 18th street, East
Wheeling. 81 U. Ht.
TIE friends OF Mr.. VIM. Rafferty,, for
whose benefit grand ball has been pro-
posed, request us to announce that they
do not wish anything OF the kind to be
done, and decline to accept the benefit
proposed.
JUSTICE w. W. MILLER, on complaint OF
Thomas Newman, yesterday morning is.
sued o warrant for Annie Lawler, charged
with disturbance Of the peace. The dc.
PENDANT in this suit made similar COM
plant before Justice Vim. Phillips, against
Newman.
TIE Elm Grove Street Railway Com
pany have decided to run extra cars OH
their line hereafter, when there are any
special attractions at the Opera House.
An extra car will accordingly leave the
Capitol tonight, fifteen minutes after the
close OF the entertainment at the Opera
House.
Mr.. T. p. PlIILlIps, Secretary OF the
Franklin Insurance Company, has arriv-
GU IlOlh tuo hiGGh VI tLlC LlUuel UuIbe
Eugene. The annealing furnace has
been put up and the work OF drying the
nails is progressing satisfactorily. The
loss to the insurance company will be
comparatively small.
FROM reliable sources we gather the in
formation that one Of the officers OF the
Fire Department will resign, his resigna.
ton being influenced by charges being
preferred against him for drunkenness.
The papers are in the hands OF the Mayor,
which state that the said officer was in an
intoxicated condition at the fire on the
South Side last Monday night, and was
loud and offensive in the uSe Of his Ian.
guage. It's said that he admits the truth
Of the charges, but says he was not exact
ly drunk, but, perhaps, had been drinking
more than was good for him. He has in
timated his willingness TO resign and there
by save the trouble Of having the charges
formally presented and acted upon.