The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-24

IHE b. Il o. pay car was in tho CITY
yesterday, paying oil employees Tor the
month Of May.
Two gentlemen, residents Of South Front
street, Island, are building q small cfema'
tory by way Of an experiment.
TICKETS will be- on sale at Banners this
morning for Barrett, who will appear Fri
day night in the Merchant oil Venice,
THERE 10 base ball club on the Island
whose members say that they eau Deaf
any nine that can be raised In this city.
The work OF clearing away the wreck at
the b. Il o. depot still goes on, 1t IL likely
that 1t will be entirely completed this
week,
IL every dog has his day, judging from
the number OF loose CANNES in the city,
We will have . good many dog days this
summer.
STEELE MILLER, the veteran dead beat,
and Gould, another OF the same descTip'
lion, were CArrAled by Officer SteinbICker,
yesterday,
A SOUTH WHEELING man has invented .
byCiCle that will run Churu. The only
trouble Is that the scenery becomes q little
monotonOus to the rider.
A UNITED STATES coast survey ttiCOr IL
In the city, He made some calCuIaEions
On the new Island Fair Grounds yesterday
Tor present and future reference.
The gathering boysat the Nail City Glass
works, who struck last week for lu all
vance OF wages, were successful, the .ad
vance being allowed them yesterday.
SAN RtDeELEr, former brakeman on
the Gum ueTlAnd accommodation, oil the
b. X o. II. RI IL now messeI GER On lhe
train that leaves this city NJ 3;lOP,M.
THE latest phase Of the pass book church
pTizs nuisance is the turning loose OF lilly
young children on the public, each aud
every one oil them drumming for ham,"
JuDas JOHNSON has returned fiom Min.
neapOIlS, Mum, where be has been for
the last two weeks as delegate 10 the
Supreme Lodge Of the Knights Of Honor
A LITTLE son Of Fred. Huffman, aged
about eight years, had his leg broken
above the knee In North Wheeling yester.
day morning by APPLE OF lumber falling on
him. :;
THERE Is q dangerous hole In the floor.
ing OF the Market street bridge that will
be 0 prolific source OF suits for damages
RgainBt tho city unless 1t is repaired at
once,
OFFICER JUNKINs arrested Philip shRisr
and the distinguished Rod Dickson at the
Market House last night for assaulhng q
stranger. Dickson had q revolver In his
pistol pocket.
CHARLEY Koch, OF the Eighth ward, and
I. y. Richards, Of Centre Wheeling, con.
fssSed yesterday that they had violated
the law in regard 10 the sale Of liquor on
Sunday, and paid the penalty.
SUNDAY night the gathering boys ct
Hobbs, BrOCkunier 4 Co.'s South Wheel.
Ing Glass Works demanded an Increase In
wages aud struck, but they were Oh all
right again yesterday morning. fa
A LARGE number Of tickets have been
sold for the excursion to steubenville with
the Lyric Opera Company folks to enjoy
the trip up aud down the river and to
hear "The Chimes OF Normandy"
TIE regular semi.monthly meeting OIL
Council will be held this evening. 1t Ia
likely that some conclusion will be ar.
rived at In regard to the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad extension through this city.
LETTERS In the PostofiCe unclaimed
May "a, 1881: o. ]. Copeland, VIM. Dit.
man, NJ. H. Fellheimer, Charley Frank.
lin, Mrs. II. Gross, Henry HerpiCh, Geo.
o. Jones, Alex. Miller, ]. Penler, Jabez
Welsh, VIM. L. Wells.
Ut. Holman, the tobacco and cigar
dealer, who has been in business for q
good many years in this city, died yesLer.
day from consumption OF the bowels. The
number Of prominent citizens who have
passed away during the lew months gone
Is somewhat startling. 1Ir.
GARFIELD will hardly make two pilgrim.
ages to Wheeling this year. The monu'
ment folks some time since got Mr.. A. W.
Campbell to invite Mr.. Garfield TO witness
the dedication ceremonies here on the 4tll
OF July, 80 the State Fair opening has a
bad show, as far as his presence Is con
cerned.
TIE Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades will meet at o'clock, this after
noon, for the purpose OF inspecting tome
property Of John ClStor, Of East Wheel
Ing, who alleges that heis suffering an in
convenience on account Of the neglect oil
the city to properly arrange one Of the
streets.
ELIZABETH Boris, a senegsmbian bru
nette, had Martha Putnam, q blonde from
Lower Guinea, before Squire Philips last
night on a charge OF assault and battery.
"Five and costs, remarked tho Justice
and, Gs Martha didn't have the collateral
she "hypothecated" huge Ofoide watch
which, che assured the Squire, had been
the property OF the King Of DOhomey fol
many years, buthe had lost In an unior'
tunate call he had made on her father
who had three King( dom)s moro than hie
Majesty" The Squire took the watch
and sent tito the Bellairs Loan.