The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-14

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THE school days will soon be over
CoLLEor commencement are in full
blast.
CROQrrr is dead, aud archery rules in
stead.
Tus Is the kind Of weather that, suits
most people,
KRAMER and his band got back from
MorEantown last night
TnE Fulton Fire Brigade talk Of giving
a picnic on the Fourth Of July.
TIIE local packets are now bringing 10
our landing very large atnonnt OF stock.
nlE, new officers Of Wheeling Lodge, \.
+. and A. NJ, will be installed on tho sd
inst.
TMR Supreme Court Of Appeals will
probably be In session until the middle Of
July.
TnERE was an exciting runaway on Six
tcCnth street yesterday afternoon. No
damage done,
4 SrNRER Of our citizens will " to
WClls6uH to-day, to attend the picnic n:
Lewis Orchard,
SrRAwUERMESha have become so ridiculous.
~ abundant that they are selling at four
hoxes for ten cents.
Two deeds OF trust, one deed In fee and
one release deed were admitted to record
yesterday By the County Clerk.
TME college graduate is abroad in his
war paint and feathers. He will boom
considerably during the next two weeks.
TR extension OF the Citizens Street
Railway line to Benson's Ferry was com.
plelcd yesterday and cans ran clearthrouEh
last night.
TnE matrimonial market is dull and UNI
steady. Only one license TO marry has
been issued in Ohiocounty this week, and
it on Monday.
EAST Wheeling people complain that
the boys congrcgate in crowds in the even
ing on the corners, and have become
great nuisance.
CocEAYNE played for select social last
evening at the residence OF Mr.. J. Hcbine,
on the National Road east Of the city.
There was large number in attendance.
\ LOAD OF hay was upset on Market
street, adjoining the Second Ward Market,
about o'clock last evening, causing con.
siderable Of stir in that usually quiet
neighborhood.
TuERR were two unfOrtunates in the
lookup last night, John Howley was run
in as an intoXicant., and John King. IVA.
grant, was provided with lodgings be-
cause he had no visible means Of support.
The city Of Wheeling with 5000 in.
habitants, has but eleven policemen and
no Chief Columbus Journal.
Can the above be construed into re.
Election upon our present efficient City
Sergeant?
Two ears were received yesterday from
Pittsburgh by the Citizens Street Railway
Company. They will take the place Of
the two large, heavy cars which have been
in use for some time past on the road. The
heavy cans were exchanged for light ones
COMMENCEMENT exercises in the Catholic
schools will take place as follows: 18th
inst, Parish School, at Convent Hall;
Goth inst, Young Ladies OF the Convent;
9th inst, Prof. Berg'S High School. At
each exhibition the annual distribution Of
premiums will take place.
STREET business is becoming more and
more business, and at the same time u
nuisance. Besides the peddlers and the
rag men and all that sort, with the vegeta.
bic and fruit seasons come the hideous
yells Of men driving along the streets and
soaring people out Of their houses BY their
terrific vocal demonstrations.
JOSHUA FARM went before Justice
Vim. Philips, Yesterday, and entered an
information charging Lizzie Roth, John
Chalk and James Harriott with disturb
ing the peace and quiet Of the Garden
Spot" The parties put their heads to.
gether and succeeded in etfecting com.
promise, by which Faith consented to
Withdraw the charges on payment Of costs.
The cars on the Citizens Street Railway
were not running on the seven.minute
schedule yesterday, several Of the cars
having been withdrawn pending the re-
moval OF the turn-table-At the southern
extremity OF the rOad to the landing at
Benson's Ferry, to which place the road
has been extended. 1t is probable that
the Seven.minute schedule will he re-
sGmed to-day.
SUPERINTENDENT RIDDLE, OF the Water
Works, Yesterday blew out the plugs in
the First and Seventh Wards. To-day he
will operate on the piugsin the Second and
Third Wards. 1t is the intention OF the
Superintendent to blow out the plugs in
the different wSris every Friday and Sat.
urday hereafter. People will understand
from this what made the water in their
hydrants muddy yesterday.
"AS Miss Ettie Ellsler is well known 10
the Pittsburgh public, and is, with reason.
able gounds, considered as special
proteEe Of the Smoky City, anything per
tanning to her welfare is OF interest. The
Cleveland Rcald is rather inclined TO
think that Miss Etiie belongs there, which
the Commercial. Gd;dte, with a jealous re-
gard for RttSburgh'S interests, is inclined
10 dispute. Com.-Gu:. Wouldn't it be
the proper thing for the board Of trades Of
the Two cities to call meeting and decide
this important matter at once?
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