The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-10
CITY MATTERS,
Brief Hotes ON Current Events Of Minor
IntaENat.


Brief Aotss on Carrent Events OF Minor
Interest. Il
TEE regular semi monthly meeting Of coun:
ell takes place this evening.
THH past two weeks, ending April Z, the
Belmont factory cut u, Tos kegs OF nails.
Thar still continues to be q howl about
the dirty condi ion Of the Second Ward Mar
ket Square.
A pEoyKR named Hudson lost steer In
Bridgeport yesterday that cost him 500. II
became oyerheated In driving.
TIE public schools reopened yesterday az
ter weeks vacation, with an increased at
tendance aud good prospects for the coming
term.
A sTRErr fight OF some proportions took
place on Sixteenth street last evening about
10 o'clock. The police asyet have made no
arrests.
A BENCH show will probably be among the
attractions at the State Fair next fall. Dog
fanciers are, however, apparently very scarce
In Wheeling.
SEVERAL Wheeling Turner'S came down to
the city yesterday, and were entertained by
the Belmont Turnvetsin right royalty
Btltaire Independent.
YESTERDAY glass was made out Of the new
fifteen. pot furnace at the South Wheeling
Works. All the pots turned ont TO be good
ones, and everything worked smoothly.
Lrr1ERs advertised Tuesday, April TO-:
John Behren, MEs P. N. Crossier. W. J. Gil
more, o. J. Irish, w. b. Lynch, Mills Il Row.
land, Frark W. Oliver, Daniel Schneider,
Miss Kate WALES.
AVID steer that escaped from the stock
yaids furnished all the excitement that was
necessary In East Wheeling, near the glass
works yesterday afternoon. A Spanish bull
fight would have been tame besideit
JOHN LkSsox, for being drunk and DIS
orderly, was arrested by Officer Dunlap yes.
terday, aud Laura Huffman, . Bridgeport
woman, who was on squiet little spree on
the South Side, was arrested by Officer Nalte
last evening. These were the only inmates al
the Central Station at midnight.
REV. FREpERicK Power, Chaplain OF the
House Of Representatives, and pastor OF the
late President Garfield, will lecture ct the
Disciples church tonight on the religious
character OF the martyred President the
proceeds 70 toward building the projected
Garfield Memorial church, At Washington.
Rxsraygp seats will be placed on sale this
morning at Wilson & Banners music store
for 1.-THE Black Crook" which will be pre-
sented ct the Opera House Thursday evening
by the Kiralfy Bros. combination. The
fame OF the piece, the reputation OF the
Kiralfys and the dazzling paper on the
walls" ought surely 10 crowd the house
Thursday night.
The Committee on Fire Department met
last evening and audited bills for the past
month amounting to $2l4. This amount Is
In decided contrast to those which used to
come in under the old regime. Economy Is
the wAtchword now. II was also decided TO
recommend the purchase OF new horse TO
take the place OF the one that recently died
at the Vigilant house.
oylR at Bridgeport yesterday they elected
their members OF the school board. The can
didates were DR.. J. N. Todd and Captain
McConahey, Republican. and Seymour Dun
levy and W. W. Bags, Democrats. DR..
Todd received $50 votes, Captain McCOnahey
2S7. Mr., Bags q aud Mr. Dunleyy %. A
hard fight was made against DR.. Todd by
some OF his opponents, but without much
effect apparently.
A CERTIFICATE OF incorporation was yester.
day Issued 10 the American dredging and
Rsclaiming Company, formed for the pur.
pose Of dealing in patent rights OF the Heron
dredger and reclaimer and other inventions,
especially machines for dredging, The Cor
poration's adquarters are TO be at Washing
Ton, d G. The capital stock Is limited TO
81 600 00O OF which 800 has been subscribed
and so paid in.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says 1.-THE Salem
Witch 10 the title OF a new comic opera
written by George Russell Jackson, OF Boston,
and composed BY Mr.. Richard Stah!. The,
opera will be performed first ut Boston under
| the leadership OF the composer by specisi
opera company OF Americas leading artists."
Several Wheelinsites are Borrowing that
stahl left this city 30 suddenly, and would
like to see him once more-see II he could
settle.
NorwrrHsrAsplsG their irregular mode OF
work, II Is generally thought the Salvation
Army has accomplished much good; in
steubenville. Indeed, they have earned so
much credit that many OF our merchants
have attested their faith by contributions TO
the cause. After all, even II their converts
are reclaimed but for one day their work is
good. The Murphy movement proved ibis
principle beyond what 1t accomplished in
thorough reformation. SeGbenrile Gazette.
County JAILER DAVIS yesterday received
letter from Mrs. William Leeper, dated At
steubsayitle, in which she denies ever h;.y
ing written the Jailer postal card claiming
TO hive sent her husband e. She says she
never sent him any money, never bad any 10
send him, and never would have sent him
any II she bad had it. she says she Is done
with Bill" and has applied for divorce.
She thinks the postal card purporting to
come from her was trick Of Leeper's family.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record
a deed made April 0, 1883, by John Il Hand
Ian and wife 10 George Bowers, jr, In con.
sidsration:of 81, 200, for lots 6, Q, aud 8, In
square 20 In the Eighth ward. Also deed
made March u, 1883, by John J. Jones, ad.
ministrator OF John Bishop, deceased, to n.
O. Hamilton and Griffith @. Jones, in consid.
Grafton OF $40. for lot l02 in section Il
Mount Wood Cemetery. Alsoa deed made
traitor Of the estate OF John Handldn, deceased,
with Mary E. Handlan, widow Of ta'd John
Handlan, TO John r. Handlan, In c1nsidera:
ton OF $500, for the property above named
m eanuared In lanr1e RnHiEa ir.