The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-20

0sR marriage license was Issued by Re-
corder Hook yesterday.
A oRRAT deal Of sickness is reported
from the Eighth Ward.
THERE was q concert at Blayney'sH Hall,
Roney's Point, last night.
The North Wheeling cooper shops are
running to their full capacity.
THERE was q meeting OF the glass men
OF the Stamm House yesterday.
FIVE new engines are now on the ?. s.
R. R., and schedule time Is made.
The District system will go into force
in the Fire Department this morning.
Miss ELSA VoS BIuMES will visit the
mills in this city to-day and tomorrow.
"Doc.p MoFrArT is oyerhauling and re-
fitting his establishment on Twelfth street.
THE extramen, or at least some Of them,
are willing to go to work at 81 per month.
Mr.. JOSHUA BuRLEY, Of Burley's mills,
cut his foot badly while chopping wood .
few days ago.
JuDaE MELVIN will open the spring term
Of the Marshall county Circuit Court on
Monday morning.
The Bryant Literary Society, ofthis city,
will likely visit the Roney's Point Society
during next week.
THE new boilers for the Top mill blast
furnace were yesterday sent to the furnace
by Sweeney 4 Son.
Miss JOSH GRERNLRE, vice Principal OF
the Eighth Ward School, is of duty on
account Of sickness.
To.MoRRow will be pay day at the
Whitaker Iron Works, and to-day at the
Central Glass Works.
Mn. MATHEW FLEMING, formerly q
moulder in Bells Foundry, has gone to
GAINESVILLE 10 accept a situation.
THERE will be a special session Of the
Circuit Court Saturday at 10A. NJ, for the
purpose OF ~disposing OF some chancery
cases.
CHAs. F. LEHMAN, ESQ.,, a well known
~frescoer of Baltimore, arrived last evening
He will assist A. L. Lankair in his work al
the stamm.
THERE Is a proposition that one or two
OF Connelly's extinguishers be attached q
each fire engine, and two or more to the
hook.and.ladder truck.
THE annual weighing of mails on the
Central Ohio Railroad began yesterday
and Ill lcontinue thirty days. This is don't
10 make the yearly average.
SQUIRE MIX issued q warrant q day OF
two ago for Louis Serge, who was charged
Iby his wife with abusing her. Bonded In
$50 TO keep the peace for six months.
Ed. HAzLErT, ofthls city, who is attend
ing Washington and Jefferson College, IL
very i'll at Washington, Pa. A telegram
Yesterday morning, summoned his fathel
, and mother, from this city, to his bedside
Mr.. NoRroY, OF the New Mcclure, hal
finished and fitted up the handsomes
sample rooms in the State. The bar good
and appointments are equal to anything
in the West. Wheeling has now n com
!, plete hotel.
The reception held at the residence o
Mr.. Walter Marshall, North End, las
evening, was the eventofthe day in socia
circles. Some thirty couple were in OF
tendance, who spent the evening dancing
. tot. T. Cockayne's music.
! Two lads each about thirteen oil four
teen years OF age, who said they were from
Pittsburgh and were peddling in this city
stopped at the house of John McGarrell
Market street, near Eleventh, yesterday
and stole lot of clothing and other arti'
cles. They escaped arrest.
The Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades will meet at the City Building
tonight. One thing that will be before
them is, ito remedy the condition o.
Nineteenth street." It is in such q fear
fol condition that wagons can scarcely gel
to or from the Gas Works.
The Roaring Gimlet,p 3l3 Main street
kept by VIM. Hardenstein, was attacked
Iby burglars Wednesday night, but The
noise they made attracted his attention
and getting up he fred three shots aftel
them as they retreated. Themark offtheil
tools on the shutters was plainly seen.
THERE was a house burned at Cowan!&
Zoos vineyard Wednesday afternoon.
The house was occupied by a man named
Hartman, and was entirely consumed,
with its contents. The fire originated
from sparks from the chimney iguitine
the shingles Of the roof. The loss was moi
ascertained. !
TnE statement made in this paper some
days since that one Austin Beach would
walk as one of the American team In the
coming contest, was not correct. We are
also requested to state that the using OIL
Mr.. Beach's name on the bills was with,
out his knowledge or consent. Mr.. Beach
will not walk. s1
DR.. JOHN a. CAMPBELL, B. & OR, R.
surgeon, was telegraphed to last night to
meet the Westernt train. leaving this city
at 11:15 P. NJ, at Benwood. a through
passenger from Washington, D. O., to
Chicago was very dangerously sick with
pneumonia. He did what he could to re-
lieye her, aud the lady wenton West.
WE have been asked about q thousand
times this week, "What has become OF
the Sweeney Investigation Committed"
We asked Mr.. Arkle, one Of the Com
mittee. last uighti in order 10 crafty the
public, and he informed us that several OF
the members had been absent for some
time and as soon as 1t could be got to-
gether a session would,be held.
An advertisement OF the new insurance
company, organized,i in this city the first of
this month, appears in another column.
The stockholders of the Manufacturers
Fire Insurance Company number be-
tween one hundred and thirty and one
hundred and forty OF our leading business
mon, many of them stockholders and
directors in other insurance companies.
With the experience Of those connected
with this company we predict for 1t a
bright and prosperous future.
PERsoNAL.-General .Moorehead, Of Par
kersburg, was in the city yesterday.
Howard Hazlett Esq, Of Washington,
Pa, was in the city yesterday.
Drs. Ford and Mccoy, who have been
very sick for several days, were not so
well yesterday.