The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-13
THE dust must 60.

TIE dust must 60,
WHERE are you going this Summer
The farmers are busy planting corn,
A coop spring shower Is badly needed.
BASEBALL doesn't seem to ''boom" here
this year.
CRY CouScIL meets tonight in regular
monthly session.
WHEELING should not be respondent.
She las no baseball club.
THE return Of the croquet season sdg.
gests that this Is q wicket world.
THE Crescent Boat Club are making ar
rangements for a picnic at an early day.
PADDY MAHoSEY fights the dust valiant
ly with his %sprinkllng carts, but 1t will not
down.
TnE pupils OF the 81. Alphonsus School
will give a public exhibition Of the school
hall, tonight.
TtE Directors OF the Bank OF the Ohio
Valley have declared a semi.annuql diyi.
dend Of three per cent, payable on de-
mand.
THE Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Company has declared a quarterly dlvi.
idend of1i per cent 4 per cent per an.
NUM- payable on June %.
THE Council Standing Committees on
Health and Real Estate, and Special Com.
mittee on the Clark 4 ManiOn bill, met
at the city building last night.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for an
excursion from this city TO Parkersburg
On the 10th inst, when q new Episcopal
Church is to be dedicated in that city.
MISSES. A. j. SwERSRY & Son made a
successful cast yesterdayo ia large balance.
crank for the Crescent Mil. The firm claim
it TO be the largest casting made in the
city, requiring lghttons oimetal to pour it.
THERE will bono, temperance meeting
at Otis Hall this evening, owing to the
Workingmen's Temperance Union repair.
ing the hall. There will be a meeting on
Sunday evening next at u o'clock sharp.
All are invited to be present
AT a meeting, held at the Armory last
night, Lieut.. Colonel Hugh Sterling, Quar-.
termaster G. W. Franzheim and Capt.
John l.. DiCkey were appointed u com:
mittee 70 arrange for the decoration oil
soldiers graves on Decoration Day.
THE weather was, warm enough yester-
day for those who have been grumbling
about a backward spring. Starting ut I0'
above zero at Z A. NJ, the mercury a up
the glass tube until It registered So in the
shade, which is certainly high enough for
the season.
SHERIFF TISGLE will to-day take Louis
Nolte and Edward Kiger to Moundsville.
| NnlNn 70 not K,nnRn Nl,nWN q ftnnF ann - nf mon
and goes to the Penitentiary for two years
for grand larceny. Kiger, who is about
eighteen, was convicted Of manslaughter
and sentenced TO one years imprison.
ment.
ABOUT 8 o'clock yesterday morning an
attempt was made to burglarize the
residence ofMrs. Carroll, on 18th, between
Jacob and Wood streets. The fellow en-
tered the house through a window, and
was looking around for booty when he
was discovered and fled, making good his
escape.
THE ladies OF the Fourth Street NJ. E.
Church are making elaborate preparations
for their social on Thursday evening next,
The Bishops Of the Church, who meet in
this city on that day, are expected 10
honor the occasion with their presence,
The Bishops will probably arrive in the
city On Wednesday.
Box a OF the American District Tele.
graph, formerly located at ]. II. Diehl &
Co.'s, corner Tenth and Main streets, has
been removed to the toll house OF the Sus.
pension Bridge. The toll.keepers are fur.
nished with a card of prices, and will call
for messengers for any and oil applicants
to attend to any duty and receive the
price therefor.
The intelligent compositor asserted him.
self in the local columns OF this paper yes
terday morning. In our Religious Notes.
referring to Rev. Mofiats discourse on
Sabbath desecration, we undertook to say
that an abstract OF the sermon had been
"unavoidahly crowded out OF this issue,
but would appear tomorrow" when the
]. C. coolly and deliberately substituted
the word Unanimously" Tor "unavoida'
bly," The intelligent composltor was in
consequence unanimously" voted a myth
by the editorial force.