The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-09
CITY hNUII:S.
Mondays Many Minor Matters Merely
-.z Mentioned.

r. Mentioned.
COUNCIL this evening
EAST lynne again tonight.
THE bills for the Fire Department COM
mittec the pust month amount to over $1,000.
SIX marriage licenses were disposed OF yes
terday. Tho weather was not conducive TO a
matrimonial boom, either.
TIE Belmont mill was Off yesterday in or.
der to allow the men to attend the funeral OF
their late fellow workman, Louis Altmyer.
IH Judge Boyd's court yesterday the case
Of VIM: Armstrong VS.. Michael Reilly and
others was postponed No other business OF
interest was transacted
The notorious "Gen'l Hill" Inst evening
heayed stone through Shicks saloon, break
ing 4 transom aud the globes of II chandelier,
lie had been evictcd ashort time before
Henry TolnEEr, the young man who had
the smallpox at Roney's Point, died Sunday
night. He took the disease at Cincinnati,
where he was working for the Mutual Union
Telegraph Company.
TIE Teachers Institute for Brooke county
will be held ut Welsburg, May ~, Prof.
Wade conducting it. The Ohio county Ins-
titute meets at West Liberty, May 29tli, with
the same instructor. & 3 ~ .l.s g5
TnE following unclaimed letters remained
in the postoilice Tuesday. May 0: Wm,
Barchfeld. J. Dunayin, Stephen Grill Mrs,
Zeilding Jones, I. NJ. W. Letter, Il. r Nc.
Connaughy a. l.. Parsons, Charles Voland,
Vim. IL. Weyuan.
BURGLARS broke into TIE house OF Mrs l.ouisa
Scott, ct l5l7 Eor street, Saturday night, and
took oil the eatables in the kitchen broke open
two trunks, took everything OF value in
them, and departed without being heard.
Their plumber IN all anouted to about $l5.
MEssEs. Haller, Criswell and Wolvington,
Of the Committee on Fire Department, waited
for quorum last night until 0 o'clock. Mr..
Dnnnins then pntin M appearance and the
bills wercg gone over and found correct, but no
report could be made up owing to the non
appearance OF quorum.
Miss ADA CRAY was greeted by n large and
refined audience at the Opera House last
uigbt, which, considering the weather, was OK.
tremely fiatteriDg. 4 popular version of
EAST Lynne was performed, and the audi
ence was apparently unit IN endorsing the
performance rs able and pleasing. 1t will be
repeated this evening.
TngRE, w,.sja full meeting OF the Commit
ico OH Streets. Alleys and tirades last night
ut 1.-The City Building, and tho monthly bills
were quickly disposed o. Several matters
were informally discussed, but not acted on.
This was probably the last meeting OF the
committee, MS the Board of Public Works is
about ready to take charge.
TIE. frs. number OF volume five OF the
linsly Echo made It's appearance yesterday,
and q very credi,able sheet it ~. The editors
ut present are Joe uearne, K. II; Cummns
and II. i. Vance. ThGllHrge number OF I'D.
yertiscmcnts show how we'll the business
manager, +. J. lac Meyne Hupp, attended to
his duties -r ,..,.. t.. 5,..,0.... ..-n,
WmEN the present Co. ncil was organized a
Committee on Health was appointed, but a
quorum OF that committee very seldom meets
and that was the case last cvcning-only Mr.,
Myles responded to the call. Mr. Myles can
be counted ton nearly every time. He and
DR.. Edwards went over the bills and decided
! to report to Council that there was no auo.
rum, but that the bills were correct.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted to record
q deed made May 6, lSSa, by the Nail CITY
Building association to Edward Finley in
consideration Of St95, Tor lot 10 in Hritt's
nddtion TO East Wheeling, fronting. on
| Eleventh street; also deed made May 2, isSa.
| by David Burkctt and wife to George Bur.
keti. in consideration OF Sl.6oo, for lots 10
and 20, in the part Of South Wheeling
formerly known us In Grange. ai-ta3.,s"
HEREAFTER no visitors will be admitted to
the pottery: The management has 6een oh.
lised TO- t4ke this step owing to, the large
number that call. and their presence Is dis.
agreeable to the worknen In whose way they
got and whose work they delay with cues.
tons Again, Hnlass they are accon,pa,,ied
by one q the clerks. they are liable to get
lost; nor Is this al!. Several thef.s have been
committed, some one taking little niece out
OF several decorated sets that have boon or.
dcrcd, thus running the entire set.
RESERVED seats will be on sale at Wilson 4
Banners this morning for Patience" by the
Philadelphia Church Choir Company at the
Opera House ThGfsasy arAHing, This CHARM.
Ing satire upon nesthetic people, Patience
con est6airaw large honses, and would
do sofoEsSlne tine to, come. Tho corr pany
is III sySf respect as perfect Ms any critic
could desire The chorus has been admirably
trained Z The costumes arc OK ceediugly pretty,
aadsafhncr looking detachment OF dragons
aud body OF loye.sick maidens have never
becrIseen upon the stage, This is The last
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