The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-11

0NE marriage licIuSe was issued yeStHrdsy.
THE floral hall on the new fair grousdI will
not be built I'LL next year.
a Laos excursion party left for Chicago
over the d & 20 road yesterday.
THE Eighth ward reel hiss been taken 10 the
shopl q be generally oyerhaaled and re-
painted.
TRE total property Of the Fire Department
Is valued at sG4 1888 81 Each engine il valued
at $500.
The Brilliant glass works were appraised
at So 0O0. The sale will take place within
the next thirty day..
LILY LASGrEY will appear in Cumberland
next December. Can'E Wheeling theatre
goers have chance 10 see herr
THE B. & 0. road Is to be double tracked be-
tween this city and Benwood, aud the ap-
proAcb to tho BellGIre bridge from tho north
constructed.
Last month the city prisoners worked or
the streets 2Jl days, and IS cart loads o.
broken Limestone were taken from the work
house and put on the streets.
THERE will DO temperance meeting at the
camp meeting at Walnut g owe on Thursday.
commencing nj . o'clock y. NJ. A number OF
prominent speakers will be present.
THREE carloads OF wool for the east came
10 from West Alexander yesterday. Coal lie
alto being shipped In large quantities to the
west via the Hempaeld aud this city.
WILL N Poa1Ea, ia, and John Rlne were
Yesterday each fined S. and costs for fast
riding In the street, This practice 10 iraught
with danger, and should be broken up.
CLERk HOOK yesterday admitted to record
deed ulAde July 10, by G. L. Cranmer, rrus'
tee, and Hannah Miller 10 JGmts 7. Gray, In
consideration OF $3.50, for lot ISL in East
Wheeling,
n. DonLER, a gunsnith whose shop Is on
Tenth street. cast Of Market, was cleaning
revolver yesterday when Il was discharged,
and the ball raSs.d through his right foot be-
tween two OF bis toes.
The last | sue Of the Police Nelrs contains
picture OF &c. W. Wet gerber, Wheeling,
W. Va, Professional 0arsmau." 'Fat'y"if
seated In his shell looking somewhat pleAs-
anttr than usual, but a. independent rs ever
TuE Di.trict Assembly knights Of Labor,
met yesterday ut Martins Ferry. DelAgAtes
were present from the various local Assem-.
blies Of this city and most OF the Others Of
the district, and the meeting was a very Satif-
factory one.
The Council Committee on Petitions aud
RemoustrAuces reported las! evening in favor
OF an ordinance cloIiug the barber shops on
Sunday, rs requested lya number Of ton
serial artists. AID Council instructed the 30
licitor 10 prepare such an ordinance.
MElsRs. JESSE II L. viii Tracy and John
Nixon returned yesterday from n'hing "trip
down the river. They report that their
friend Chubby" Robertson, foreman Of TIT
United fire company 10 sight TO behold, BIZ
L.. kaH al len at RNnnnRaN u n
case Of the "blackfoot."
TBE handsome white satin tiIg purchased
by the ladies for present itton to the Ariop
"Gssangs Section" or Musical Society, will
be given to the iscieiy this evening at Arlon
Hall. A superb musical programme hat
b9en srranged, 8 supp.r will be set, aud alto
gether an elegant entertainment will bt
given.
Mil McNAu0HTkS was fnGd IS and costs
10 Police Court yesterday for his mrrderout
ssIault on Kale schell the night before. NJ
charge OF resistance was preferred againit
him. This way Ct dealing with offenders
puts premium on law.breakiHg and place
the authority Of the Gii:ers at n heavy di.-
count
The special committee appointed by Coun.
Gil to provide more suitable quarters for The
city officials, again failed 10 secure quorum
yeitt rday afternoon. Councilman snsniiy y,
who Is member OF the committee, became
d sguSted, and In Council last night resigned
his place on the committee. Mr.. HAheflield
was appointed In his place.
TtF fire.proof vault that wss built on the
south side Of the City Bulldlug several yeAH
ago, at q cost OF SIS, and soon after com.
menc,d sinking ARd leaning away from tbs
building, was last night ordered removed.
The city prisoners are 70 do the work under
Captain Bennett's supervision. 1t Is believed
thatlts removal will ttke away strain on the
building. II was intended for documents,
but has rot been used for q long time.
RIxEY & Boris, the fruit dealers at the cor.
ner OF Sixteenth and ChAplino street,, made
an assignment yesterday for the bsneit Of
their creditors. W. A. Helm .rEsr IL the
assignee. The asset are probably 500 or
Sl2S, and the liabilities 500 or $1,000. The
creditors are the EnIliAh Lutheran Church,
for rent, and the wholeSalo fruit dealers ana
conieotioners Of the city generally, as well
as several Baltimore firms.
TuE Cumberland Ne,rs, OF yesterday, says:
"Sone time since the government ordered 4
typographical and geological surrey Of the
Appalachian Eyitem and divided tue terri
tory into sections. Mr.. s. a. Rodh,h, the en-
queer In charge OF the section comprising
Western Maryland and Welt Virginia to the
Pennsylvania line, has been here for some
days nrrAuginH for the commencement Of the
work. He hsS corps oil eight men, and yes.
ttFday they went Into camp near the Ridgely
place In West Virginia, TO remain there sew.
eral days. Mr.. Bodhth expects TO survey be-
tween 5000 and 1000 square miles by win
TERI
TnE Wheeling boys at the Camp Grounds
beet the MoundSyllle boys at game OF base
hall yesterday. The Wheeling toys nine
consisted Of John sohollehaSe, catcher; Dave
Dlnger, pitcher; WIN Beck, hrst base; VIII
Rolf, second base; VIII Lukens, third base;
Ed Dodley, short stop ram Hickey. right
Beck, left Gsld, The Moundsyille boys were
]. D. f;;irssi. catcher D, D, Evans, pitcher; G.
N. Wyrick, first baseI Roy 6tidger, second
base; Frank Baker third baSej Tom Israel,
short STOP; G. 7. Van Wyaek, right lisldi O.
A. Showacre, oentIe aeldi SAM Williams,
left field, The score was 10 10 In favor oil
The Wheeling boyA Ed. Dorsey acted rs
scorer and umpire.
CouSciLMAN JONES proposes 10 prefer
charges Ryaintt the Health Officer, or else
have things better looked after on the
Island. He wanted 10 know who bad coz.
troll OF the 0liicer-the Council py the Board
OF Public Works. When informed BY one Of
The member, that the Health Department
was one Of the few that the Board d not |
control, he said he bad complaint TO MAJ Q.
He was told II Wpst be made 10 writing and
then Council adjourned. Mr. Jones says
that The alleys In The Seventh ward are dirty, |
aud that on North York between Kentucky |
and Indiana street there 10 an awful stink
hole 10 which the Health otieer has hSd hls4
attention directed, bat has done nothing 10 |
remedy II Several children living near |