The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-23
Rrisf Mention.

IHE 3. q ". pay car AIIlleu ~ tuS SAty
last night and will go out the Hempfeld
to-day. i
TIM Nail City Boat Club will give one
other grand balls at their boat house on
the evening Of the S0th.
TIE Committee on Health was to have
met at four o'clock yesterday afternoon
but failed TO secure quorum.
The Mipgo blast furnace will bank up
next Monday, and remain so until there
Is g revival in the iron business.
Cu1EE EccLEs took the yigilant engine
to plug near the Work House yesterday
and gave that institution q thorough clean
ing. tnq
Mr.. EMRREsr, agent Of the Smith Amer;
lean organ, wAsin the city yesterday, ana
appointed Mr.. Fred Banner agent Tor his
instruments. se XII
The funeral Of Mr.. Charles E. DunaTay
took place from his late residence in East
Wheeling, yesterday afternoon, and was
an unusually large one.
The Committee on Claims mat last
night at the Second Branch Conncll
Chamber, and transacted the business
claiming their attention with closed doors
FINK BACH, an employe Of Hobbs
Brockunier & Co., was buried yesterday,
and the factory stopped on account Of ms
funeral, the blowers attending IN BODY.
JoE McCuLLY, who has been serving q
wears sentence In the county Jail for carv-
Inc a colored man named Couney, was re-
leased last night, his term having expired
THE meeting Of the Union District
Blaine Club this evening at the Atlantic
Engine House will be one OF Importance,
and all members are requested to be pres
ent.
STANTON & DAVENPORT, 1901 Market
street, have the May numbers OF the
North American Review, scribner, At,
lantic, Harper, and other magazines ana
periodicals.
The stone wall in front Of the city pal
ace has received coat of white.wash,
which adds much to its appearance. Major
Sweeney will have very neat place OF II
before he Is done.
RESIDENTS in the rural regions say that
the seventeen year locHsts begin to make
their appearance in large numbers, turn
ing outoi the ground, where a deep iurroW
is cut, by the scores.
The trusses for the Tuscarawas Valley
railroad extension from Bridgeport e
West Wheeling, are all in position, ant
the track will be laid Immediately. Reg
ular through trains will be put on IN
week or ten days.
Mr.. J.R. CouEER, about whose disap
pearance an article appeared in our ISSUE
Of Yesterday, 10 in the city undergoing
cofIrse Of medical treatment. lie Is rap
idly improving, and will soon be In con
dition 10 return to his family and friends
The banks Of the neighboring streams
are row lined with fishermen IRON
Washington. But they all return empty
handed. They don't catch anything bu
bass, and as they are all law:abiding, the!
return them 10 the water.-Vda'ington ne
porter.
The Committee on Scales failed to meet
last night, on account OF the absence OF
luuoroum. This was the second at
tempt TO secure q quorum for the trans
action OF business Of importance, ant
those members who attend faithfully are
disguised with the other members OF thu
committee.
THE Abner o'Neal will bring an excur
sion TO this city from steubenyille thi:
evening. The nights are beautiful now
and the steubenville folks cannot helE
having an enjoyable time. The boa
leaves Steubenville promptly att o'clock
and we Judge from the fact that an orches
ira ia to accompany the party that lovers o
terpsichorean exercise will lind congenia
amusement aboard.
A dRSTLEMAS passing down Marke
street, near Seventeenth, night before
last, heard an alteration between a mar
and a woman, the latter standing in an
open door. The talk consisted principally
OF profanity, and the man finally started
for the woman, who drew revolver and
fred at the intruder, but without effect
The man then ran down street and The
woman coolly closed the door and walked
into the house.