The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-05
Brier Mention.
NARY marriage license this month.

NARY marriage Incense tnl5 nontn'
The hay market was stocked" yester-
day.
TuE booming thunder night before last
awoke the snakes.
THR State House offices have all been
furnished with new letter files.
WASHINGTON HALL Is to be known here
after as the Academy Of Music.
JOSEPH R. WOLF, the heavy Ice man Of
McKee's Rock, Pa, is in the city.
FoRrY.cNE years ago yesterday Martin
Van Buren, was inaugurated President.
TuE Jubilee Singers gave their farewell
at Wesley Chapel, Eighth ward, last night.
The new oil lamps were all being placed
in position in different parts OF the city
yesterday.
Mn. GEO. ARKLE has q large force at
work at his stone quarrys,n near Fulton, get
ting out stone.
Two DEEDS OF trust and three release
deeds were recorded in the County Clerk's
office yesterday.
TIE Washington Glee Club will stop al
the New Mcclure. They will remain IN
town over night.
TIE Top Mill blast furnace, which had
to close on account OF having no coke, II
once more running full time.
A DRUNKEN woman attracted q largt
crowd at the corner OF Sixteenth ano
Main streets at noon yesterday.
T. T. CocKAYSE went TO Roneys Poin'
last evening to play for reception at TIT
residence Of August Heimberger.
A ROW occurred at Vests grocery, Il
Triadelphia on Wednesday night, and j
is likely the principals will be arrested.
GEORGE PRICE was committed to jail BY
Squire Mix Wednesday night, in default
Of bond to keep the peace for six months
F. L. GERRlsI, indicted for using the U
s. mails for fraudulent purposes, will hav'
a hearing in the U. S. Court this morning
Cars. YOUNG and Wilson to-day viii
investigate the cause OF the st. Lawrence
Cherokee collision Of Sunday morning
last.
Mn. B. MCLAUGHLIN, OF the North End
who has been confined to his home 10
some time past with sickness, Ia again abl
to be about.
A DOG fight on Market, near Eight
street, yesterday afternoon, and came nea
Involving half dozen individuals il
another rumpus.
A MEETING will be held in Arbenz Hall
Eighth ward, tonight for the purpose 9
organizing Blaine club. This ward !
solid for Blaine.
TIE Committee on Water Works las
night recommended the purchase oil
Worthington pump with daily capacit.
OF 100000 gallons.
The Riverside nailers yesterday agree
ably surprised their blacksmiths by pres
enting magnificent elght-day clock t
them for the use OF the shop.
Mn. Gus WAYMAN, q member OF st. Al
phonsus Benevolent Society. died yestei
, day and will be buried to-day by his 80
; ciety, from st. Alphonsus Church.
A SLIGHT fire occurred at st. John
) Church, South Wheeling, Wednesda
morning, but 1t was extinguished by tn
sexton before any damage was done.
TIE Australian Team, Gibbons an
; Davenport, who are in the company tha
opens the Academy OF Music next Nor
day evening, have won for themselves a.
enyiable reputation in their lines OF bus
ness.
THE scrapers will now have an oppoi
tunity OF scraping up their little piles o
dirt again. There has been another rair
The sooner this street cleaning business
abolished the sooner we will have tn
Belgian pavement
THERE hasn't been robbery in steu
benville or fire in Wheeling for
week. What's the matter? Is there
missionary around, or have the thieve
and tire.bugs been caught with "l5" ant
have no time for anything else?-StsttbeT
rifle Herald.
THE La Belle mill Republicans expires
themselves as decidedly against Grant 10
: third term, and in the event Of his NOM
I nation say they will contribute nothing te
, ward the campaign expenses, nor vii
, they, in some instances, vote for him
Blaine is their man.
A GRAND temperance mass meeting wa
held last night at the Third Presbyterian
church, Eighth ward. Addresses wer
ably delivered by R. Hamilton. Proiesso
Humphrey, DIR. Hall, Mr.. Goodfellow, an,
closed by Dr. Clancy. Music by the churcl
choir. We hope that other meetings will
be held by the Circle OF Honor in tn
same location.
The new stack Just put up at A. ]
Beatty & Sons glass works is the larges
glass works stack in the world. There i
one, however, about to be built from tn
same pattern at Bridgeport. This stack l.
102 feet high from the bottom OF the pit
and 81 feet high from the floor. Its di
ameter at the floor is % ieet2 inches, ant
at the top 6. feet inch. This stack contain
10 pots, increasing the capacity one.half
The foundations OF the stack and OF the
gas pit contain 1900 perches OF stone, on'
third as much as in the new st. Paul'l
Church building. Mr.. Beatty. as well a
other informed glass men, informs US tha
this stack is the best job OF work in thii
country and no doubt in thelworld, which
speaks well for Ed. Nicholson, the builder
We feel proud OF the fact that Steuben
vile man did this work, and we know o
no one who could have done better job
.l-SteuJenpiile Gazette.
COMMITTEE MEETING LAST NIoHT.-
Water Notes.-The Committee on Water
Works met in the First Branch chamber
last night. Present, Warehouse, Chair
man, Cracraft, Criswell, Fisher, Hal, Cald
ualI and puttarFald Tho chairman read a