The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-07
lNIELLIeENCER IrEMs.
Matters OF sIInor Import Dragged Ia .!
the Local RHFlheS,
THR n0On ighI HiEhlS have come RSAin,
And hnWlIDH cats on every fence,
By beet jheln are RenuAded on,
10 Fst right IOVp from thUpcp

10 get right down IIon thence
ALL quiet at the Capitol yesterday,
TAG creek banks are getting OdOriisrouS
again.
CONSCIOUSNESS CHASE died eight years
ago to-day.
WH4r has become OF wheeliug's base
ball talent?
Arkansas seeded April Z, 1861, just
twenty years ago.
soMR important decisions will be render.
ed by the Supreme Court to-day.
MARRIED men can now come in out OIL
the woods. House cleaning season is on
the wane.
WARRANTS have been issued for the par
ties vino made racket in a Market street
saloon early yesterday morning.
THE Germania Singing Society expect
to have their annual picnic at Cresaps
Grove on Monday, June the 10th,
The first professional tramp OF the seR-
son asked reporter OF this paper yesier-
day for dime to get over the bridge. He
gave him I'd.
ALEx. LAUGHLIS, JR,, and VIM. Gutman
have been appointed TO marshal the hosts
Of the Senior Society at the Ltnsly contest
two weeks hence.
WV, Richardson, ESQ, OF Madison Dis
LriCt, has taken possession oi the office
lately occupied by John K. Miller, in the
Second Ward Market House.
MARTIN THORNTON has renovated, re-
Carpeted and reprinted his restaurant, on
Market street, and 1t Is now the most Ut
tractiye "hssh factory" in the State.
The eloCutiOnary entertainment to be
given by Misses Hood and Heron will take
place on Thursday evening OF next week,
instead Of Monday evening as reported
The reception given at the residence o.
Mr., Costello, on Main and Second street
last evening was largely attended. 7. Il
CoCkayne, with bis mIHic, made al feel 81
home.
On and after Sunday, May s, the Bell
aire and Wheeling packet LaBelle will run
by the new summer time table, which will
DO found In our advertising columns this
morning.
" there are any inhabitants on the
moon and they see any spots on the face
OF the earth, they are hereby informed
that they are mudholes in come Eas
Wheeling streets,
Rev. T. B. Hughes and Mr.. Dryden
made addresses Yesterday morning to the
students Of the " heeling Female College
Both gentlemen received very hearty up
plause from the young ladies,
A STATEMENT was made in this column
q day or two ago in regard to the upsettinI
Of two hacks belonging to Michael LofLul
In West Wheeling, at a funeral. W.
learn that the hacks did not upset. blu
that their springs simply broke down.
THE prinClpsls Of the various ware
schools will meet This morning at thC
rooms OF the Board Of Education Tor thu
purpose oil arranging to attend the iunera
Of Prof. Iervey, A special train will take
the teachers outthe Hempheld on the day
Of the funeral,
YESTERDAY morning in giving an &c
count OF the Fourth Street social We mad
vertedly omitted the nGue Of Miss Mary
HeYmRn, who contributed greatly TO the
entertainment Of those who had brAved
The inClemency Of the weatbOr 10 enjoy
the literary exercises.
The PostotnCe department In this city
has imported from Pittsburgh o small
white poodle, which the clerks have dubb
ed daisy" It can bark with loudnesg
that would discourage an active boiler
yard. The Newfoundland t.Fritz" Ia al
most without this accomplishment, and
Daisy is expected to give him some lesson,
The directors Of the West Virginia Ex'
position and State Fair Association meet
tonight at the Office Of It's Treasurer, Mr..
George Hook. Among other things TO be
discussed is the postponement Of the ex'
hibition, until the fall OF 1882, and the
holding Of monthly entertainments until
the fair 10 held. The general impression
seems 10 be that is too late now 10 hold q
fair for the coming fall.
TIE Board OF Directors Of the Peniten'
tiary held meeting yesterday. There
were Ave bids for convict labor put In, bul
II was found that the bids could not be
opened on the day oil meeting, 80 the mat
ter was laid over until next month. The
bids are for cigar, broom, whip and wagon
makers, and are much higher than they
have ever been before, and will, when
awarded, make tue institution seli-sustain
Ing. There will be Oixty.fiVe Convicts tc
let the fifteenth Of this month and fifty In
August.