The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-17
cry MATTERS,


tefday.
YnsrGRpIr weather gave large number
decided cases Of spring fever.
The Committee on Scales met last evening
Gt the City BuildlnE, and organized by elect.
ing Mr.. HsbefAeld chairman.
YESTERDAY evening Officer Jupklps put
Guy Andsnon In the lookup for being drunk
on the streets. Guy IL an old offender.
TEM car loads Of Chicago cattle for farmers
In " Ashlpgon and Green counties, Ia,
passed over the liemphald road this week,
A cvLvERT at Thiriy.eIghth and Jacob
streets WAs caved 10 yesterday BY = WNR u
containing q heavy load Of coal passing
over It
TUX water pipe In front Of No, 24l9 Chap
line street has IuB'ed Ia the gutter aud the
result IL a'big mud puddle with u spring In
it, center.
TnE Hood epoch 10 evidently not quite oyer
yet. About OnV o'clock this mornlAH u com
nsnced 10 rain again, and the river Is still
shove the thirty.tOot mark.
TnE bank Of the west end OF the Seventeenth
street bridge has been badly washed by Tue
high water Ia tue creek, the past few days
and some people claim that 1t has made the
bridge unsafe.
TmlS morning Simon DAer L Sons will sp
pear ut PolIos Court 10 answer 70 the charge
ofotStTuctiHH the sidewalk Ia front Of their
store. They are summoned at the instance
Of the Board OF Public Works.
JEEGY o BMEN has been awarded the con
tract for building the ZIne Street N: u.
Church pVslnaIe, his betting the lowest bid.
The work will bs commenced April lst and
pushed to completion as rapidly Ms possible.
THURSDAY officer Mute csptured Richard
Kennedy, the last Of the four boys who broke
into aud robbed YAhrling Bros tobacco
store. He was tried before Justice Phillip
and In default Of the necessary bail was SenI
TO jail TO await his trial
An extensive WAshout occurred on the b.
& o road NJ "lhe SaFrURs," bslOw leu
wood, yesterday morning, which delayed all
ttains seriously. Esarly an Anre Of ground
Sid upon the county road and the u. q y
tack, carrying with TIA number Of trees Of
considerable SIZE.
THE programme for the Temperance PEG.
p'e's mass meeting to be hello AT the Academy
Of Music to morrow, IL being arranged With b
view to especially interest every friend VI TIT
temperance causO In the ciIy. and Il 10 ex'
pected that this will be one Of the largest
meetings Of the season.
YmrERDAYs afternoon Andrew II. Bsggs
Is l., died At his home In klfkwO0d, In hi
5ist year. lie was an experienced aud we'll
SHOWN glass man and respected oilsD,
lie was Superintendent OF the Laljelle glEs.
works until failing health compelled him IL
resign.
TnE ladies who had charge Of the Beneyol
ant Entertainment, are loud In their praises
u Stage Mansger Richardson and hts corps Ol
| al ahI1uIf,. I'D
Notwithstanding tile fact that the children
Eere in nearly every place they ought not to
have been. they appeared possessed Of the pa
tience Of Job.
The clothes. two pairs OF pants and a white
shirt, which were stolen from Mr. william
shields about two " PsS ago, were YESTERDAY
discovered 10 Kaisley & BrOlkf brick yard.
where they bad probably been thrown by the
thief, They were worthless, having been
under water during the late rise Of the river
The money. SIS, stolen with the clothes was
not recovered.
YEsTEEpAy morning before Daylight col
;. llsiOu occursh a. The BsnS0n's FERRY land
NC. between Fred. hussSn's larr wagon aud
q hick colt linlLg the members Of Z cOlored
orchestra that had been Attending mop h
Bellairc, with their InStTuuIsnts. The hGc
was upset and considerably damaged, while
many OF the ius ruments were almost ruined
The colored people and beer wagon escaped
unhurt
TUE following 0Onyeyances Of real estate
were Admitted 10 record by Recorder Hook
yesterday: a deed made June 3 1874. by The
Stone ChgrCl Cemetery Association Il
edward Butler, Of lot No. 81 in section b d
the cemetery; consideration $2S A deed
made April IS, 1871. Dy II ". Fair to Gath
crime Fair, Of al, OF nns.hAlt Of the middle
| Que.Ihird Of H. No. o., situated In EIst
WbpslIng, for fsn
YprERp,Y the Hills thTec-ypar.oll con OIL
Don, A. B. Wells, Delegate from lloant
county, wandered away from The boarding
house Of his parents aud was lost for scyera
hours, much 10 the distresS OF bis father aud
mother. The police were notified, and
secured the city. Finally Mr.. Wells himself
overlook the little fellow away up on North
Main street He was very glad to see BIZ
father, and said he was "uying 10 find hls
papa In tho court house."
Last evening IN The House 8 pill concern
Ing lawful fences was passed. Mr.. EEans
moved to emend the title 20 as read, "a bill
TO enable candidates 10 the Third Congres
sionAl district 10 recover Of their adversary
oue.half OF the expense OF repairing their pO'
li,ical fences" when the clerk reported
this, the mover asked leave TO Withdraw Il.
SO Ing he bad uked the gentleman from
KsuaTha Brown. Jr) to reduce it 10 writing,
aud he had noi w. in the form be desired
Ara joIut meeting last evening o. the Com.
nllt etG on Financs and Real E,taie, presided
over by M. John C. Miller, the question o!
keeping the Capitol building In repair Tas
discussed nj some length. MesSrs John Hall
and ". A. Wilson, oil the Finance Com.
mIttee, and MeSsEs William Myles and
Jacob Hull, OF the Real E,ta,e Committee,
were appointed q subcommittee to consider
the sub jscr, and were granted lie prlVilesg,
Of selecting as many membsrs o. tha DC
Capitol committee rs they should think b'st.
They selected DIS baird and Logan aud II.
K. List, E,a A meeting Of this committee
will be held tonight at Tc0 o'clock at the
City Building.