The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-27
Brief Mention.
EvERY other man We meet
TAlkl 70 rs With odd eadenEAi
For, a well ~ May aousIt sweet,
April showers bring inansnEA.

kvElT other man We meet
Talks 70 us with odd eadenEAt
For, a we'll ~ Nay aousIS sweet,
April showers bring inhnenEA
CRY COUNCIL meets tonight.
REcoRDKR Hook issued two marriage
licenses yesterday.
FlHISa and boating are popular amuse-
ments these evenings
TnE Committee on Lights, which was
called for last night, failed to secure q
quorum.
HuMBoIDr LODGE, 1. o. o. F., celebrated
their anniversary last night at koch's
Hall, Eighth Ward.
The Elm Grove Street Railway is hay
ing great improvements made TO its
road east OF the city.
Mr.. DAVE BAIRD, Of the Hinge Factory,
and Miss Mary Robinson will DO married
this week. We congratulate.
MR. ]. KErzLkY, Of the North End, is
having his property reprinted and i'm
proved in q handsome manner.
EUREKA LoDeE OF Odd Fellows will cele-
brate their anniversary, Friday night next,
at Westwood's Hall, assisted by Niewegs
orchestra.
TIE Gas Trustees held called meeting
at the Office on Twelfth street last night
and transacted considerable business oil o
routine nature.
QUITE number Of distinguished citi-
zens Of other portions OF West Vtrgtnia
are in the city. Their presence in such
numbers is only coincidence, however.
The Pirates OF Penzance will arrive in
this city from Cumberland, Maryland, at
8 o'clock this morning. They have en-
gagged accommodations at the Mcclure
House.
liz the Circuit Court yesterday, the case
of Rachel Mckee VS.. WIN. d. johnson,
trustee, ct al, was argued by the counsel
and given to the jury. 1t occupied the en-
tire day.
A s1ANpERous exchange, whose editor
has probably been bucklng against book
saws "Josh Billings says II there is any
thing better than one glass OF beer II !!
two glasses Of beer. He never tasted
Wheeling book"
The following letters remain unclaimed
in the postoifice, this city: ]. w. Farris
lEd, W. Gould, SusanHah Hammond, May
jacob, Miss Minnie Miller, ]. p. schiek'
hise, Mary V. Trimble, Annie, care OF Mr.
Wright, SIP. Woods.
Mr.. SAMUEL LAUGHLIN Is beautiiying
his new residence on the corner OF Twelfth
and Chapline streets, the interior having
been beautifully gained. and in the yart
surrounding the place some rare and cost
lly plants are being arranged.
REy. 7. B. HUGHES, the popular minis
: ter OF Chapline Street NJ. +. Church, vii
address the temperance meeting this even
ing at 1880, in the North Street Methodist
I, Z. Church. A large crowd Is expected
Come early and secure good seat,
The concert to be given by Prof. Gar
i Hermann, Thursday night, ct the Operl
House will be the most recherche musica
affair we have ever had. Besides ou
native talent Prof. w. II. Lott, the charm
ing tenor OF Columbus, Ohio, will assist
Several ,chrouses from our city vii
take part. Go by all means.
AT the annual election OF officers OF tn
First Baptist Sunday School, held Monda!
evening, April 20, the following were elect
:. ed: Superintendent, Hon. 0key Johnson
Assistant, ]. VIM. Amick; Secretary, Jas
g K. Campbell; Treasurer, Chas. K. Smith
Librarian, Frank Charnock; Assistants
Thomas Fee, Mr.. gtransburg; Principal Q
'' the Infant Department, Miss Jenni
!. Creighton.
CoYsIpERABLE excitement was creates
last night In the neighborhood OF the Git.
Building, by charge made by zee Wah
the almond eyed "washee man, that tn
son OF a well known citizen had tapped hi
till and made off with "pity muchy num-
The boy said he had goneinto the laundr!
with thirty cents to pay for some washing
= and dropped the money on the floor. fe
!, Wah was in the back room, and hearin
the money rattle guessed he was bein
robbed, and proceeded to raise Cain. Tn
Chinee was finally pacitied, the none.
found and.the washee washee delivered
the boy.
A CORRESPONDENT writing from Steuben
!. vile says: "The sudden letup Of the irol
l boom is already being seriously felt in thi
city. The Jefferson Iron Works havl
shut down for an announced six weeks
: but it may lepgthen into an indefinite
3 period. This throws between 500 and 90
o men out OF employment. SteubenvillI
Z Furnance has stopped. with $40 600 wortl
l OF iron in stock. Market street coal shat
2 is fast increasing its reserve supply Of coal
and the miners will probably be put OF
half time shortly. ~Averick's coal shat
has shut down, and Stony Hollow shalt i
only working three-quarters time. Abou
900 men are out OF work, and the pros
poets are good for an increase OF the mum
ber."
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