The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-10

HE measles are btlll raRluB III tue uSt
Ward. n
REGULAR monthly meeting of Council
tonight. -. - re ~.
JAKE GRuBB Is having his iewelry house
decorated aRd rehtted. MS
Two plain DRINKS were before the Po-
lice Court yesterday morning.
OFFICER RUTHERFORD housed sleepy
Bridgeport denizen last night
The Committee ON Fire Department
and Lights held protracted sessions last
night. /. q
ALARoR amount OF casting plaster for
making moulds was received at the pot
terry yesterday.
ONE marriage license was issued and
FIVE deeds Of trust recorded by the County
Clerk yesterday. .,IA d. el,e'
SlLAs HATHAWAY, ST., an old La Belle
mill mailer, died Sunday night from nall
er's consumption.
THE La Belle nail factory was off yes.
terday afternoon on account Of an acci-
dent to the machinery. -
A pARcRIl Of wagon attachments were
stolen from the, stable Of Robert Cline,
near the Atlantic engine.house, Sunday
night. al, -sHV.rt IVA
Mr.. VIZ. MEuNdER, Of Pleasant Valley,
Mr.. Fred. Werner, Mr.. Charles Hoffman,
OF Fulton, have all had their ice houses
filed during the present cold snap. .'gg
A NUMBER OF young gentlemen and
ladies are rehearsing "Pinafore," under
the direction OF Mr.. O. Y. Lucas, intend
Ing to present this charming opera after
Lent.
TIE nail manufacturers Of this city and
vicinity, met at the Riverside office last
night, pursuant to last weeks adjournment,
but dioufned without accomplishing any
thing. III
THE amount Of the proceeds at the fair
given by the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception will not be known before
Saturday as several sources are yet to be
heard from. - .tf .,
CHARLES J UERGRNs and Henry Dunning,
TIVE young men OF this city, will walk q
match Thursday night for $25 aside. The
peculiarly about this match Is, both are
clubfooted. fr- M. 5-.
| LAST evening about forty couples oil
4 youngsters, headed by CockaYne's orches-
ltra, visited the residence OF Mr.. John
I.antrup,s outh Side,and spent the evening
in delightful manner.
PETE WALTER whipped his wife yester-
day, and when Officer Miller went after
] him he drew an axe from Its hiding place
and wanted to mince the "poplarest," but
he went to the lookup. f.
THERE Ia no money for Deputy U. s
Marshal's pay, and no appropriations, and
Col. Campbell says that he intends hold
Ing up a while until he can find out where
his pay is to. come FROM eC
The following letters remained I'M
called for in the Post Office Yesterday
Edward L. Borde, Thomas NJ. CLARK, Mis-
A. Fields, Edward Mclaughlin, Thomas
Newman and William Simpson.
JOHN ATwRLL was confirmed as hostlel
in the Sth Ward rice Zohn Detwiler, de
ceased, and the extra men were recon
: mended to Council for an advance to 81:
: per monthinstead Of 81 as at present.
e OFFIoEa Days arrested man, yester
day afternoon, named John Reed, or
Water street, who claims to have CONT
from Bridgeport. John says he was STRUCK
by pair OF knucklers, but this is rathel
doubtful. a." ~, A1
THR Committee on Fire Department
met OF the City Building last night. Chic
Eccles bills for the month Of January
! amounting to sos, were passed. THt
: dozen spring tug links were ordered FOL
3 the engine harness. "
Q OK Sunday night the freight train on The
= Pittsburgh Southern drought four cal
. loads OF iron from Pittsburgh to be for
9 warded 10 the Wheeling Hinge company
The road has contracted TO carry thous
and RaShington Reporter.
The Nail City Brewery will begin cut
ting ice this morning at Bushfeld's dam
out the Hempfeld. This ice Is thicker
and better than any yet formed near thil
city, and can be delivered at the Brewery
= via the Hempfeldand B. 4 o. R. Z.
!. PEOPLE who will send valentines should
remember thatit takes two centsto send
them to parties in the city. The Pos
Office people have o number with only
one cent postage paid on them, which will
be consigned to the dead letter office.
A LODGE of colored masons will be or
: ganized in this city some time next week
. The lodge has scared Hornbrook's Hal
no u lOikS 4pOik4s ktt hCot tot0hSh hitth0htf
will be members, and the new lodge will
start out under the most favorable aus
pices.
AVERY pleasant reception was given by
the ladies Of the Mcclure House last even
Ing. The handsome parlors were pretty
well filed at an early hour with the guests
ofthe house and their friends, and other
, kept dropping in later, until quite crowd
] had collected. Dancing in tie large din
, ing room was the principal amusement FOL
the youpg people, and some very good
music was furnished by Killmyer and bis
assistants. ,,, :vT -,
It isthe intention to continue these re.
ceptions weekly through the winter, and
! they are likely to be among the most en-.
! ioyable OF our society entertainments.
PARSELL PRArrIg-The general com.
mittee having In charge the Parnell bust.
ness in this city, met in the chamber Of
: the First Branch OF Council last night, NJ.
Reilly Esq, presiding, and e. g. Ora
craft, acting as Secretary. The following
members were PRESENT. NJ. BELLY, Y. N
Owens, D. J. Mccormick, Ed. Larkin,
Patrick Kenney, Patrick DAILY, VIM.