The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-11
SCRAPS OF NRWs,
Gathered Here and There By In1eilh
genceF Reporters.

ReneeR AePOFAeFas
CouScIl tomorrow evening.
THE police will appear to-day in their
spring regalia-
FRANK WOODS has qualified as deputy
clerk under Recorder Hook.
TIKI robins and light.colored clothing
were the street novelties yesterday.
Ex.PoucEMAN KEY DERIBAuaH is now 4
barkeeper at Twenty-tourth and Market
streets.
Tar Board OF Commissioners will meet
in special session this afternoon to approve
Justices bonds,
HERON STEWART has sold his Meeting
House hill farm to William and Thomas
Buchanan for $4,000.
ZANE STREET, on the Island, cost the
city round sum OF money about q year
ago on account OF limestone, and 1t Ia now
nearly as bad as before the so'callsd re-
pairs took place.
GEORGE BRIRDRNsTRIN, of Bridgeport, lost
his pocketbook containing sum Of money
and q six hundred. dollor note, last Satur'
day, but it was found and returned ia
him by his brother.
Two VERY largely attended funerals took
place from the Eighth ward yesterday, one
Iof them being that Of Mr.. Honecker, ar
aged German, and the other one that OF
young lady named Helriegel.
FRANK HRALEY, fireman at the Atlantic
Engine House, was called to the house
No. 81 Seventeenth street, last Saturday
TO extinguish q FIRE that the CarelessnesSl
OF some inmate had caused 10 be started
> A NUMBER OF young gentlemen will
make their semi.annual visits to neigh60r
ing towns and cities this morning, and be
. abb ent for day or two. The grand jury
meets this morning, but there is nothlhI
in the coincidence.
|, Oar LEVI IE0LRBRlaHT, oil the Martin'l
: Ferry ierryboRt, undertook to tow poa
short distance last Friday, Ior whlca ~
i was to get dollar but he ran his pos
3 aground at the head oil the lsland, anu
|. cost MIN $50 10 get her of again,
TIE funeral OF DR.. R, F. Turner tool
place from his late residence on Twelltt
K street, Yesterday afternoon. The service
Q we're conducted by Rev. DR.. W. X. Pen
;, dleton, assisted by Revs. Thompson am
: Cunningham, The interment was mad
in Greenwood, md was private.
ALBERT WILLS, q Riverside mailer, hs
l. four nailieeders who cut nails as follows
George Carr cut eleven kegs fine three
penny nails; Rodmsn, eleven kegs com
mon three.penuy; Whelan, twenty:on
kegs, and John Long, W no has only beel
: feeding one year, eleven kegs three'penny
: all in week.
Y JOHN DoNNRHoo was pardoned out oil tn
Q Work House day or two ago by tn
y Mayor, Last Saturday night he storme
L the "barracks" In the Sixth ward and bel
q undisputed possession until the arrival c
Al Officer Williams, who captured both hIr
and the stronghold. His address after TIL
morning will again be, "Care James Mf
: loney."
SATURDAY MORNING about 10 oClGc
near st. Clairsville, while Jimmy starkt
q lad OF about fourteen years
age, was handling pistol It VIC
+ accidentally discharged, the ball pasl
= ing through his hand iDtlcting paint
wound. VIM. II. Starke, father Of the boz
l. removed with his family from Wheelln
to Ut. Clairsville the first Of April.
TIE following named gentlemen con
posing the Grand Jury will meet at th
Court House at 10 o'clock this morning
". s. Goshorn, Jno. ZoeCkler, T, E
Logan, Jerry Sheppard, Samuel Laughlr
r. N. Delaplain, Otto Hess, W. b. sLmI
son, James Maxwell, H. F. Behrens, job
U. Miller, s. X. Wallace, II. Q. UlriCt
Austin MCGrail, Peter Delaplsin, s.
n Jacob and A. j. Cecil.
" on Friday morning last, Prof. Birch, {
the LInBly Institute, awarded the 70
lowing prizes to his Arithmetic class, 10
which the boys have been working for tn
past six months; First prizes to Georg
Boyd, Alpheus Beall, and Henry Hess
second, Victor Christman; third, W. Ke
, Icy and Cephss Davis. The boys hav
Q commenced with renewed vigor for III
J. second series Of prizes to be given in June