The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-18
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One marriage license was issued by Re-
Cordsr Hook yesterday,
oITT Solicitor Alfred Caldwell, has az
sumed the discharge Of his new duties.
TIE stove filters at Bells foundry are
all idle on account Of the moulder's strike.
ADAM COLEMAN was run in by Officer
Morris yesterday afternoon as a plain
drunk.
WHAT Is going to be done in this city, in
regard to celebrating the twenty'sec ond-
WsshingtOn's birthday
A SLIGHT fire in the house No. lis Seven
teenth street yesterday was put out with
out sending in an alarm.
DAN RIDDLE was fined one dollar and
costs yesterday morning by Judge Gran
mer for disorderly conduct
If Goss and Ryan are not little more
careful Major Sweeney will get one or the
other OF them into this State yet.
OWEN QUINN, who lost his pocket book
Thursday, was not in the lookup. His
money was lost in the City Building.
IT has been so long since some Of the
Justices have had criminal case that they
have forgotten how to issue warrant,
THERE will likely be meeting OF Coun.
ell in day or two, called for the purpose
OF approving the bonds Of the new officers
IT Is rather amusing to observe the
earnest attempt made by Republican
councilman to explain his vote last Thurs
day night,
THERE has been some little trouble out
the Hempheld one or two days this week
on account Of the slipping OF a cut neal
Valley Grove,
Tux Press Club will meet at Martins
restaurant at eleven O'Clock for orgsniza
ton. All members are expected to be on
hand promptly.
VIZ are indebted to the Germania Sing
ing Society Tor an invitation to DO presen
at the twelfth anniversary OF Its orgauiza
ton this evening.
Mr., MANSFIELD and family, Of Bridge
port, and number OF persons from Mar
Inns Ferry left Tor Kansas, over the B, 4
o., q day or two ago.
Miss McFADDEN, OF Cadiz, Ohio, will
| lulh W tuu l4hdlen hllhbluHhIS puIlulEi ~
the Bridgeport Presbyterian Church THU
afternoon at o'clock.
A MASK ball will be given at the Mai
City Boat House this evening. A large
number OF members OF the Legislature
have promised to attend.
THR repairs to the 3. 4 o. depot have
progressed so rapidly as to admit OF iii
use to-day by the authorities, and trainl
will arrive and depart as they did before
the flood. f
Miss CURRAE, who had her hand and
arm 80 badly cut a day or two ago by fall
ing through window, on Sixteenth
street, was removed 10 her home In Bel
laire Yesterday.
CoCEATSE and his orchestra went down
the b, < o, Railroad last evening, 10 play
for en- entertainment given at the resi-
isnCs OF Mr.. s. Meter, In Marshall Coun'
ty. The attendance was large.
GEORGE STATLRR, who Is employed al
SChehsse 4 Co.'s Furniture Factory ID
Centre Wheeling, had one Of his handl
badly mashed yesterday. He was attend
cd by Dp. WunlerlICh and Jepson.
A SURPRISE party, headed by Vieweg'l
band, serenaded Mr.. Will KirbaCh, o.
North Wheeling, last night and afterwards
adjourned to the new MnunerChor Hall,
BeCk's Block, where delightful evening
was passed.
JOHN SCHNEIDER, a tailor, got on the wal
path in North Wheeling yesterday, and
when Officer Dunlap attempted to arrest
him he tried 10 exterminate the police
man, but after one or two falls on the
pavement he concluded to go to the lookup,
THE ladies' OF st. Mathews Episcopal
Church gave "the last OF their course oil
i auppers" last night, 10 an unusually large
crowd. Very much credit Ia due the ladies
for their interchangeable efforts to raise
money for the necessities Of their church.
A NUMBER OF the mouldeH at the
Arlington Stove Works, who have been
employed there, are about to leave our
city, aome for Pittsburgh, and others for
Salem, Ohio, and Cincinnati. The firm
have not yet decided what they will do In
regard to the strike, as Mr.. Joseph Bell Ia
in Florida.
THE very high embankment at the
eastern end OF the Hemp6eld bridge
caved In yesterday morning, rendering
the crossing very unsafe. Supsrintend.
ent Bentley put large force Of men 10
work, and several new trestles were put
in during the day, thus rendering the
bridge independent Of the support OF the
embankment, and allowing trains 10 pass
over 1t last evening"
A MEETING Of the stockholders OF the
Elm Grove road was held at the Court
House yesterday afternoon, ]. II. Nc.
Mechen presiding. A proposition 10 issue
bonds, the proceeds CT the sales OF which
were to be used to discharge the indebted.
ness Of the road was voted down, and II
was determined 10 give two notes, backed
by deed OF trust 10 compass the same
object. The meeting was rathera lengthy
and stormy one.
PERSONAL,