The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-13

MoVSp1ntr 0AxP MEETIAe begins
August 10th.
TIE City Assessors began work JESTER.
day In the distrietS
DAVE Henry, hostler at the Atlantic, Is
threatened with typhoid fever.
THRER deeds Of trust were recorded In
the Office Of the County Clerk yesterday.
HRxRY BiRpERsoN 10 erecting new
brick residence near the Baltimore and
Ohio depot
OK Monday evening last, John Bern;
hardt, boiler at the Riverside Mill, died
Of typhoid fever.
JOSEPH NuRRE ESQ, Of Cincinnati, pur::
chased the Kreusch vineyard on the hill
last Saturday, lor $4,000.
ISAAC LITroS, formerly cook and latter
" night watchman at the Work House,
has resigned his position.
MORE than forty loads OF broken lime
stone from the Work House have been
spread on north Main street.
TaE funeral Of Nrs. Merriot took place
in the Eighth ward yesterday. She was
one OF the oldest inhabitants.
OFFICER M1LLER shot dog at the Capi'
tol yesterday. The poor animal had been
ran over and had his back broken.
Coz. UpDEoRAyP, City Clerk, is busily
engaged in filling out bond blanks ioI
license for next year for saloon keepers.
Deputy SHERIFF G. F. MILLER, Of Car
roll county, arrived at the Penitentiary
yesterday with three prisoners, sent lol
various terms.
THE funeral OF the late Joseph steger
takes place this morning at 8 o'clock, from
his residence, under the auspices OF st
Alphonsus Society.
COUNCIL will be asked to repair the diali
Of the Capitol clock tonight, as one o.
them is broken. II will require abou
$3.50 to repair them.
THI Union District Blaine Club will
meet tonight at the Atlantic engine houst
for the purpose OF electing new officers
A large meeting Is anticipated.
MEssRs. STANTON & DAVENPORT, Of thu
City Book Store, have laid on our table
THE Literary Re1s, q pamphlet devoted Il
crisp reviews OF the latest books.
THE following letters are unclaimed a
the Postoflice: L. O. Bishop; W. A. Comp
lton; q. ]. Cannon; ]. B. Deliver; Willie
4 Heryey; Miss A. Lucas; Miss Mary Mar
tin.
VICAR GENERAL JonS 7. SULLIVAN re
mitted few days ago about $500 TO TIL
sufferers in Ireland. Father Sullivan ha
been unremitting In his efforts In behal
| OF this afflicted people.
THE Committee on Health adopted al
ordinance last evening, and will recon
mend It's passage TO Council this evening
that will virtually break up the monopol.
that now exists in the cleaning OF vaults
The Committee on Fire Department
Hast night, agreed to recommend to Coun
ell. that the petition Of the Telephon
Company, for permission 70 erect poles II
various parts OF the city be granted, an
Council will grant 1t too.
ozrAs HoLr, the verdant youth fror
Marion county who was so unmetcitull,
plucked in this city some weeks age
came in and was before the Grand Juft
Yesterday as witness against Merrife!
and Sutton, his alleged robbers.
GHRMAYIA LODGE No. 7, K. OF P. gave
ball at Franzheim's Hall last night, whic
was we'll attended. A contest for char
between Tom Bennett, OF Black Prime
Lodge, and George Biesack resulted !
Tom Bennett receiving Slg2 IS, Biesac
So 46.
Mr.. @. R. BEHLER opened his new rel
taurant at 1920 Market street yesterday b.
reception to his friends. His saloo
was filed all day. This is now the larges
' and finest in the city. A new summe
garden is being fitted up in connectio
with this saloon.
A RARE treat Is in store for all lovers
fine music in the early part OF May.
!, auartette OF Pittsburgh's best musician
assisted by the best musicians Of Vince
ing, will give grand concert in the OpeT
3 House. This will unquestionably be til
y musical event OF the season.
d TnE glassware set rallied off at st. A
phonsus festival, last week, was won B
William Ripley, OF the Top Mill, instea
/. OF William Ripe, as the typo made
read. The handsome silver tea set, col
sisting OF six pieces, was won by Mr.
: Louis seidler, Of the South Side.
r ExMEr GARY, who resides at 1919 Eo
J street, was sent to the stable last eyenin
3 to feed horse, but upon entering th
r stall, was kicked by the animal upon th
= arm, breaking it, and throwing the yout
: to the floor, where he was trodden upo
! and very severely bruised and injured.
MscuIEyous boys have annoyed tn
family OF Louis Dickm&nn, on Fourteent
: street, near Eoff, very much by THROWN
stones and breaking windows. Member
Of the family are very much In danger {
bodily injury, and have several times nal
rowly escaped being struck by stones. TIL
police should visit this locality.
|. YESTERDAY morning while Street Con
: missioner Nichols was on his round
through the Eighth ward with City So,
veyor Peterson, they alighted from tn
buggy fora moment, when Jimmey's hors
conceived the idea Of going home, and &C
cordingly started at lively rate Of spec,
in that direction. Upon turning into tn
alley in the rear OF Harry Ulrich's groce
ry the buggy collided with the corner o
the stable and upset. Result: Springs o
buggy slightly damaged, broken single
tree, harness slightly demoralized and tn
usual amount Of profanity on such occa
sions.
WHEELING LIBRARY AssocIArloS.-A
meeting OF the Directors OF the Wheel
ing Library Association, held at the Ii
brary Room in this CITY last evening,