The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-04

MuSrclPAI CouRr will meet to-day.
SCORE one for the Canadian prophet.

MUNICIPAL CoURr will meet to-day.
SCORE one for the Canadian prophet.
THE ice men are trife more cheerful.
THE North End" Social, D. D., will give
q ball at McLains Hall, Friday night next.
Mr.. @. R. BEuLER will celebrate his S0th
birthday tomorrow. A number OF his
friends will make 1t pleasant.
THE schockey concert will be out in
time tomorrow night to catch the Elm
Grove and South Wheeling cars.
THEY were running extra trains on the
Hemp6eld last night from Elm Grove, to
supply the Belmont Mill with limestone.
THE supper and social at st. Matthews
Church last night was well attended, and
was one OF the most successful ever yet
carried out there.
ST. ALPnoNsus BENEVOLENT SOCIETY yes
terday presented Bishop Kahn with purse
OF 500 toward the defraying Of his expen'
SEES in his European trip.
SOME persons who had subscribed for,
the History Of the Pan Handle" refused
to take them, and as consequence Squire
Caldwell is collecting the arrears.
THE Washington Reporter Of last night,
reports the sale OF few clips OF wool at
iorty.nine cents. Wool dealers in this
civ, say the stock Of wool is exhaused.
TnE ladies' OF the St. Matthew's church
will set at lunch the church from Il to
9 o'clock to-day, consisting OF fried oysters,
chicken salad, &C., all for the small sum
OF twenty-five cents.
TuE water set to be contested for by J.W.
Wait and George Hesse, OF the Sth Ward,
this evening, at the Church Of the I'm
naculate Conception, Is on exhibition at
aicCullech's drug store.
TIRE will be temperance meeting al
the North st. Church on Wednesday eve
ming, the 18th. Expect addresses by Rev
Norris, OF Ohio. and Mr.. Kelley, oil Ben,
wood, and Mr.. Felber, Of Wheeling, and
others.
OFFICER MARTIN MALoSEY handed in
his resignation as q policeman yesterday
and It has been accepted. This step wa
Induced by little difficulty between Ma
loney and some parties in Centre Wheel
! ing yesterday at noon.
sCnlEr OF Police SWEENEY received tel
egram from Pittsburgh last night stating
that VIM. Manion, Of this city, had beer
badly injured, and skingwhat disposition
should be made Of him. His brother
leaves for Pittsburgh this morning.
Ma. DAVID BELL, Of Bells foundry, sta
ted, last night, to an ISTELLloEScER mar
that their moulders were yet out Lnt
would stay out. They were paying then
as much as Fisher or other founders were
paving, and they would do nothing more
The surplice OF one OF the altar boys o
the Cathedral was ignited from tape
Monday morning, and was extlnguishet
with difficulty. The surplice Of another
lad was also ignited in his efforts to pu
out the flames enyeloping his companion
I SUNDAY last was vthe annual meeting
day OF the st. Vincent de Paul Orphan
Society, Father Sullivan presiding. Re
norris recsiyed from different committee
indicate that tho Cathedral congregation
had contributed very largely, while tn
st, Alphonsus showed q MARKED decreas
over last year.
: A COMMITTEE consisting OF Frank A
, Woeber, Casper He'll, Gregory Warne
and Fred. Noite called upon Bishop Kali
Yesterday, representing the st. Alphonsu
Benevolent Society, as bearers Of the kind
est feelings Of the Society, and wishin
him a pleasant journey and safe return
They also presented him with Sl0O.
IT is understood that Mr.. O, H. Sensen
CIV, late OF Joseph Bell & Co.'s, and Nh
: William Mann, a well.known pattern ma
ker and machiniRt OF Martins Ferry, have
purchased the machine shop and ioun
dry, formerly run by Culbertsop, Wiley 4
Co. at the latter place. and propose TO pp
them III full operation within the presen
, month,