The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-02

THIS Is GfounQ hOB uAy'
BOARD OF Commissioners this morning.
A WHOLE week without an alarm Of fire.
NOTHING at the Opera House this
week.
The demand for nails is reported to be
immense at present.
SWEENEY and company will cast the ma
chinery for the Wheeling Pottery.
The Sheridan Rifles, Capt Linch, will
hop at the City Armory on Wednesday
night.
Tickets for the schockey Concert will
be on sale this morning at Lucas music
store.
The third hands are again demanding
aninCrease.of wages ITO the extent" oil
ten per cent.
PRoF. CHAs. E. DWIGHT is lying quite i'll
at his residence on Chapline street, near
Twenty.fourth.
GEN. PADDY MAHoNEY suppressed an
incipient Irish insurrection on Eighteenth
street Saturday night.
A LAD was crushed to death near sher-
rand, Marshall county, few days ago by
his playmates jumping upon him.
THE old sprigg property, corner Byron
and Fourteenth streets, has been trans.
formed into parish school by Bishop
Kahn.
THE plasterers OF this city will meet at
OTIS Hall tonight for the purpose Of
scheduling their next seasons rates oil
wages.
AT their monthly meeting Saturday,
the st. Patrick's Society voted one hun
dred dollars for the relief OF the sufferers
in Ireland.
OFFICERS Asmus and Maloney found q
drunken negro lying across the "Pwlky'
track at the foot OF Twelfth street satlir'
day night.
THE funeral OF Sam Detweiler, late
hostler Of the Eighth Ward Hose House
was largely attended yesterday by his
brother tiremen.
Mn. +. G. SWIFT, for many Years with
John Howell, boot and shoe merchant on
Main street, has accepted position with
Boyd & Prather.
THE flags on the different engine houses
were displayed at half-mast yesterday, in
respect to the memory OF Sam Detweiler,
OF the Eighth ward hose house.
Col. CRACRAFT says when Capt. Boring
commences to strike that Hyperion curl"
in the First Branch OF Council meetings,
at is an ominous sign" For what, he
didn't say.
TIE Bellaire Iron Works Saturday elect
ed the following directors: ]. B. McCort-
lnev, Earl 0glebay, r. T. Devries, Ed.
Jones, Harden Beck, II. Hardenstein and
VIM. Sharp.
OFFICER RUTHERFORD picked up Samuel
Carmack@on Eleventh street, Saturday
night, who when asked II he was drunk
replied ito 0 certain extent" He got the
full extent in the lookup.
Mrs. RAMMELsDuRG, soprano; Miss Nell
lie Sweeney, contralto; Mr.. R. V. Ankle,
tenor; Mr.. @. Y. Lucas, baritone, will as.
sist at Mr.. Hermann Schockey's concert
next Thursday, February5.
THE journeymen carpenters OF this city
to the number OF 60, have organized q
union and have petitioned the National
, Union for charter. They also want an
advance OF % per cent after April first.
THE first and second branches Of the A.
| o. Fl. Society, at a meeting held yesterday
afternoon, voted one hundred dollars 70
Bishop Kahn as their contribution to aid
in meeting the expenses OF his trip to
Rome.
Dr.. o'LEARY has gone to st. Louis and
upon his departure those vampire JUS
tices on Twelfth street abandoned any
ideas they might have entertained Of dis
gorging their filchings from him" is the
way a temperance man put yesterday.
i OVER at Martins Ferry, Saturday, the
proposition was submitted to the people
whether they wished the Wheeling and
Lake Erie Road to come to that place as
an eastern terminus or not, and as a re-
suit they want 1t to come by the following
vote: For 404; against 81.
]. JELLEY BArTEILg, Rear Admiral oil
the Booth Squadron" attained his ma,
jority, Saturday, and that evening "did
The handsome thing" to the following
gentlemen: George Baird, jr., Capt Z. B.
Bowie, Sam Adams, A. Beach, Harry
Coen, John Riehldaffer, al. Glass, Zach"
Robertson and Col. Harrison. Jelley"
: Is good fellow, and We wish him many
happy returns.