The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-18
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couxsHl1oR RosT. MARSHALL has gone
to California,
THe old coal bank at Eleventh and Eof
streets cayed in Monday night.
ONE hundred and ten thousand tares
were collected on the Elm Grove railway
ONE deed Of trust ' was recorded and one
marriage license issued by the Recorder
yesterday. & 3 sa-i4s
SQUIRE PHILIPS yesterday issued 8 war.
rant for r. y. Rothacker, for selling liquor
on Sunday,
HrAIY'sB BAND is from Benwood and mot
Bellaire, as was enormously stated yester.
day morning.
TIE pipes for the new hot blast ct the
Belmont Mill have arrived, and are being
put in position.
MRs. HOUSE, Of the Seventh Ward, is
lying seriously i'll at her residence near
the school house lri5l
NRw cars are being built for the Elm
Grove and active preparations are going
on for q vigorous summer trade.
A NEW, and o much more convenient
crossing than the old one, Is being put
down at Fourteenth and Main streets.
A WATER pipe burst on Seventeenth
street yesterday, but the break was speed.
ily repaired by Superintendent Riddle.
osE Of the Elm Grove cars mo. 81
broke an axle on Sixteenth street yester.
day morning, retiring 1t for the rest oil the
day.
80 TA-t-kk Hula TH,ANA AAAdI{a aINNh "a.
wringers without license. They are In
the lookup.
We received yesterday from Col. Jacob
Hornbrook ct this office some beautiful
roses, and other flowers, now in bloom in
that part OF Florida where he Is winter
Mn. D.. B. Welsh claimed $, 600 damages
from the franklin Insurance Company Of
this city, on account OF wool destroyed by
FIRE some time ago. The jury gave him
S3lO.
FouRrH GOVERNOR DAILY, the chronic
victim ofthe '~ingratechoodn Of the "Dim-
mecratic parthee," was arrested by Officer
Wilcox yesterday, afternoon and locked
up for disordetly conduct.
"PArE" ST. MEYKRs was riding up Mar
ket street yesterday morning on o hand
some horse, and when near the. market
house, he was Unexpectedly thrown of,
but was fortunately uniniured.
THE annual meeting OF the Wheeling
and Ohio County Bible Society was held
Yesterday afternoon, but Us some OF the
reports were not completed the proceed
ines cannot be laid before our readers for
d few days.
THRRRis q probability that F. L. Gerrish,
who was committed to Jail some two weeks
ago by the U. s. authorities, on charge
Of using the mails for fraudulent purposes,
will be released to-day, as o strong effort Ia
making to obtain bail.
SQUIRE PH1LIrs yesterday Issued q war,
rant for James Morris, alias Nick Neal,
alias James johnson, for stealing oranges
from Behrens & Co.'s store on Market
street. Morris was committed to Jail in
default Of bail for a hearing this morning
ONE Of the Bellaire men who came VI
, to the Parnell boom Monday night, and
being left, rang the door bell OF the st.
, James until he broke II, and went up town
5 muttering "this'is the worst town In the
. business, A fellow can't get intoa tavern
lin it,
. a TURTLE was sent to appointment saloon
! keeper in this city q few days ago, ant
Yesterday some Of his customers poured
LIQUOR into 1t to such an extent that the
turtle became intoxicated, and its antics
> were wonderful and amusing while in thii
condition.
PnoP. w. K. PgNpLEToS, State Superin'
: tendent Of Free Schools, leaves this morn
- =. IT..kt-1AHr 1nNff atthfH thf
J meeting Of the Superintendents OF thu
3 National Association. There will also b.
9 a meeting OF the trustees OF the Peabody
= Fund at the same time.
9 The miners at the Union Coal Works, o.
Moundsyille, have been out on 0 strike fol
some time, A miner named. Wallace has
been working, Notwithstanding theil
-threats. Yesterday some miners went
ldown from Bellaire and beat WALLACE in Q
lterriblp manner, on account oil his sblacl
sheep" procliyities.
The Washington College Glee Club, one
/ OF the very best amateur musical orga
: nizations we know Of, contemplate givinf
an entertainment at the Opera House d
an early day. They have the matter now
under adyisement. We certainly would
he glad to have them come, and ASSURE
them that they will be cordially received.
JIM MoRsR, alias Jim johnson, alias
Mick Neale, was arrested yesterday by
Officer M'Cplly on 3 charge Of stealing
/. oranges from Chris. Behrens' store, A
negro named Isaac Lewis wasalso arrested
D but released as It was evident he had
4 nothing to do with the theft. Geale was
1 recently released from the Ohio Peniten.
tiary at Columbus. Z
THE Stockholders OF the Etna Glass
and Manufacturing Company met at Bell
aire Monday and elected the following
directors; Capt. B. 7. Devries, g. NJ.
WhitescarveP and Ed. 'Weisgerber, Of this
State, and Messrs. Leasure, Mahan, Eau
pal and strahl, of Ohio. The Board then
organized by electing r. I. Devries, Presi-
: dent, and George NJ. Wise, Secretary.
, FAMILY MlREEf. RfTaM PMass.-The
Attendance at the Fifth Ward Market yes.
; terday morning was only moderate, and
also The display. Following were the
pricesi
Meais-BeefS to Keeper pound mutton,
l0c per pound; chops, 10 to l21cper pound;
; veal, Toto loo per pound; pork, l0c per
pound; sausage, 10 to 12c per pound;
smoked sausage, Toto lec per pound ba,
der, So i'd par pound; beet:toagpe, 40
to 5oc each canned beef, 800 per 2!Ponnd
can,
Forrs, Butter, 6n-Liye chickens, rs
to 500 apiece, or s. 90 90 per dozen;
dressed chickens, 122 to 1876 per pound;
live turkeys, 81 90 to $50 apiece; dressed
turkeys, TOTO 12ic per pound; ive.ducks,
40 TO kQcepieaei dressed ducks, lss % Spc
per pound live geese, 90 to 75cfapiecei