The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-06
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TIE Top MIL boilers were OF yesterday,
but last evening decided 10 go TO work this
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THOSE having grapeyines should proceed 10
trim them Immediately. II deferred they
will bleed" Egg
The present Board OF Commissioners out
rivals the Second Branch Of Council In Its
palmiest days.
No BUSINESS OF public Interest was trans.
acted In the Municipal Court yesterday. The
Court adjourned till Thursday.
sT4R B. go. did big business last week
hauling Eastbound freight; engines and men
were both kept busily engaged.
THE Board OF Commissioners yesterday
sAddled two Democratic justices OF the peace
on Republican Richie district.
LETTERS advertised Tuesday, March 0:
Samuel ChrismAn, Miss Lizzie Reudaut,
Miss Roberts, Solomon Strong, Miss Katie
WALES, NJ. A. Walton.
RAILROAD men now speak OF the River Road
as the 20. Is R's". They will soon shorten
II to 1.-THE 3 R.'s. The work Of copdemna.
ton along the line is being pushed with
yigor. 90 S's
JENNIE GRAY and Frank McAdams were ar.
raigned yesterday before Squire PetermAn
on peace warrants sworn out by Annie
Smith, colored dRmsel. Each OF the COM
claimants was fined 81 and costs.
The case OF the confectionery drummer,
MtCaskey, charged with embezzlement by
his employers SchaiTer & Bremen, was heard
before Squire Caldwell yesterday, and result
cd In McCaSkey's being held In $500 bonds
for bis appearance In court. Hegave secun'
ty and was released. =
A CERTIFICATE OF incorporation was Issued
BY Secretary OF State Stalnaker yesterday TO
The Pennsylvania, Virginia & Ohio Railroad
Company, formed for the purpose Of build.
ing railroad from point on Cross Greek at
Inc state line to the Ohio river. The capital
stock Is $780, and the incorporators are
all Pittsburgh men. r.,,
The s. g. Union monthly meeting, to be
held tonight at 1880 clock, should be well
attended by all the Sunday School workers
who are interested In the present lessons in
The Acts, There will be an address on the
Apostolic Church" and short talks on the
most prominent men mentioned In the hrst
half Of the book OF Acts. .'. 1911
NOSE ANDERSON, Woods street African, q
few nights ago beat his wife over the head
with heavy stew pan, cutting her up terri.
bly,. A warrant was sworn out for him, but
returned endorsed, PARTY not found Yes
tertiay Nose called at the Municipal Palace
and wanted warrant for bis wife "tor
Divorce" Lieut.. sylvis collared him, and he
spent the night In the lookup. His case will
be investigated in police court this morning
The Committee on City Prison met at the
City Building last evening and instructed the
CLERK to draw up resolution to be presented
10 Council at It's mex meeting, providing that
the ordinance be so amended that city pris.
oners sent to the workhouse be allowed to
work their time out. For instauce-a man
Is convicted Of an ofense in police court and
is fined $40 and costs. He has no money and
has to accept the only alternative left, which
Is thirty days on the hill. Once there he Is
put to work breaking stone. The proposition
Is 10 allow him SO much per perch, whatever
The ruling price may be, so that II he can in
ten days break stone enough az 50 much per
perch, TO amount to the sum Of $40 and costs,
be 10 allowed to go without holding him the
remaining twenty days. ~ tsf