The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-16

had been among the shoe houses on the
South Side, and had given two boys 90 cents
esSh 10 oSFry bis traps To the 81. James.
Thty carried them as far as SWeeney's and
thnii dropped them.
TaE Paxton fountain, on Capitol Square,
was repaired yesterday by Superintendent
Rildle. Of the City Water Works and Shs
hNbhlI away last evening for the tiBt time
In good many weeks.
TI,E sa.ssat the Moundsville csup.meet:
lug viii be open on. sundSy from eA.M TILL
or n. From respect 10 the wishes Of the A'so-
citation, no special trains will be run on the
b. Il o. road, however.
swERAL city officials, and the Chairman Of
tue Cornell Committee on Police,are Of the
opinion that Council should SUSTAIN officer
Bellsyills In the suit OF Mason against him,
as the evidence showed BelleVille only did
his duty.
The last will and testament Of Mary. a,
RylAud, deceased, was yesterday admitted TO
record by Clerk Hook and ordered to be n
corded Charles H. Rylaud qualified hs ex-
eontOr giving bond 10 the sum Of $500,
with Barney Z90S US security.
LAST night the drawing for lie gold watch
that was rallied ut the picnic given on
Wheeling Island recently for the benefit OF
tho Sisters Of 81. Joseph. took place at Franz
helm's iewelry store. Ticket No. 9l1whs the
lucky one. II IVES held by Adam Blum.
SoUtHE ANKLE last night fined Mira Anna
MstneNg s. aud COSTS, Miss Lucinda Mathews
81 and costs and Mrs. Jennie Morrison 81
and crs.s The lasitwo were each required 10
give bond in the sum Of $50 to Keep the
peace for six months. The cases glew out oil
neighborhood brawl In Paper Mil alley.
Cl.Es& Hook yesterday admitted 10 record
died made August by Joseph r. PAUL
trustee, to Jane, wife OF Andrew 81. Britt, iE
consideration OF 81, 035, for lot on the norit
side Of Eleventh street on the Hemp6elt
railroad, conveyed In trust tosaid PAUL By
". Il. Forster and wife.
A LONG freight train left Little Washington
over tie Hempiield Tuesday evening with 81
engise q, each end. Ga one Of the heavy
gates about Coon Island the train parted
and when the sections came together min,
coal cars were considerably wrecked, caut
| Ing a long delsy No one was injured.
TnE Martins Ferry gas we'll is down so
feet, and is cSsed all the way. Drilling ha
been resumed in dsy hole The Contra
well will be ready for drilling to recommend
| in a day or TIVE. The drive pipe for the com
mencemsnt of the welist keymsnn's brew
cry was de iyered on the ground yesterday
TlR distance via the Hempfsld, Pittsburgh
Southern d Streets Run railroad bsiwetl
Wheeling AID Pittsburgh Il 6S.S miles; from
| Washington 10 Glenwood, on the MonongB
hela, 80 s; from the latter place TO Gran
etreet station. Pittsburgh, 8, making the Din
lance from Washington 10 Pittsburgh 81
miles.
THE suit OF Charles. Muhlenan, ct al.
AGAINST C. H. Booth. eG al, will probabi,
come up In the Municipal Court at the mex
term, on the application for q temporary In
junction and TeGsiver. Argument will
probably be heard by the Court on the ap
plication for an Injunction on the first da!
Of the term. $500. ---
DE, RnA2IER aud Captain l. @. Porter, @
West Alexander, left Yesterday for New Mex
leo, The fist named having sold his troperty
tho "Wheeling House, to Mr.. c. Mos
vacated the same Monday. He has takel
possession OF the house ateIy occupied by Z
b. Gillian, In Squire Por;er's row, where hi
family will reside during bis absence, o
until he permanently locates.
A CORRESPONDENT OF the Cincinnati Com
msrCidl- Gazette, writing from Marietta sly
that the well on the farm On Archer's For
on which once lived Ward, one OF the heroe
Of the recent romance recently published, tn
scene OF which was laid at Mslamoras has beel
dug up and that there was found In ita bras
candlestick and an old shoe. Thus Is tn
romantic tale disproyen stepby step
SEVERAL car loads OF cross ties for the o. r
Railroad were received AZ Moundsvile iron
out the b. so. road few days ago. This
superstruc,ures for the bridges over the tw'
Grave creeks are expected to arrive In
short time. a gentleman connected witt
the road said yesterday that track layinl
would be commenced by the Let prox.
big lot of twenty plund err rails for tenn
iporary track through Gravel bottom was re
ceiveu Saturday. The work on that portiei
tho road Is somewhat tedious, owing to III
lon distance 1t 10 necessary TO convey dir
for The Gil, which Is done by means OF cars
a large force OF men, horses and scraper
arc al work making the I'LL In the vicinity o
the B. & o. depot - ...