The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-26
CITY
CITY nATTERS. -
Brief Notes on Curren, Events OF Minor
Interest.
THE painters are all busy.

AIN phluteIb hIb Ill uusJs 81 .a'. "A
"IKnH ARisrocRAcr" this evening.
The weather once moro gives promise OF
summer In the sweet b~ye.and.bye.
Tnx State Fair Committee on Cattle will
meet to-day to revise the premium list In
that department
ELLEN CARPENTER, ala, Ellen Dale, was
locked up by Officer Taylor yesterday after
noon for drunkenness on the street.
I MY. MARTHA CoLE, Of Bloomlngdale, JET.
tsrson county, O., probably the Oldest resi-.
dent In the county, died yesterday, aged IS
yeoIs.
CRoAKERs are predicting n total failure OF
In this vicinity on account OF cold weather
and backwardness OF the season.
THE oil lamp at the foot OF tho National
road, North End, IL not we'll attended to.
The lamplighter should clean the glass 30
could see the light once In a while.
OK tho occasion OF DR.. Brann's lecture at
the Cathedral on Sunday night next several
line selections Of sacred music will DO rem.
dered by, the following popular vocalist:
we'll, Mrs. George y. Fesny and Mr.. K. Y.
Arkle.
Mex ffElrrEE was very drunk or Eleventh
street yesterday, and was making pncere'
monIous calls on the residents In theii
houses, when Officer Taylor called him. He
fought and had 10 DO knocked down before
Dunlap and Taylor could get him to the
lookup.
By the burning OF the American Oak
LEATHER Company's tannery at Oinctunat,
Thursday, the following Wheeling Iashraics
Companies were caught for the svms named
Ksua, 5? 900; American. $1,000; Fire and
Marine. $1,000; German, $500; Ohio Valley,
i2.522 %.
l.. THE concert given at Louis SchwAlb's sa
loon last night by the Opera HOUSE Orchestra
was q graud success. The programme EN-
braced many OF tho best selections In the or
chestra's repertoire, md a large number o
gentlemen dropped In during the evening tt
hear the music.
No ONE who Is fond OF roaring fun SHOULD
fall to Gee Irish Aristocracy." as presented
by Barry t. Fay'o Comedy Company at tn,
Opera Hou.e this evening. 1t Ia one of th,
most laughable Of larcss ever put on thu
stage, and is put on by this company in
manner to enhance the enjoyment.
TIE proposition OF the Mt. Vernon, Gosh
octon d Wheeling railroad by Mr.. A. B
PAUL., 40 scs forth in yesterdays INrELLIoEH
GER, was read to Council last night aud re
feIred to the Committee on Railroads. by
the time this committee gets u few mort
papers before It, 1t will have a years wori
cut ont.
J. W. MoHAIAN was the name given by {
man who wont into a B. & o. passenger cal
at the depot last night, badly intoxicated
and lying down In the aisle, went to sleep
The police vera %telophoned for, and officer
Monahan to tho Lookup, who.o be could sleer
without danger OF being tramped on.
MEssRs. DAVE Brown. George Lee ard Ed
stransthap, prominent young men Of ZAnes
vile, were In the city yesterday. md pur'
chased two row boats from FATTY" Weisssr
her. Early In May they will opsn a boa!
house there, and give an exhibition Of aqua
tic skill, in which Weisgerber and Ritz, Of
this city, and many Other we'll known oars
men, will take part.
MAYOG MILLER has ordered The ~releass o!
Harry Cunningham from the Work House.
cunningham Is tho former aspirant Tor the
position OF State Mine Inspector. who was
picked up drank on the street by Officer Bird
last Saturday night. He abused the cfIicer
shamefllly, aud on the two chsrges was
given sixty days in the Work House, Of
which he served five.
THERE was e fight Of formidable proper.
tions at Mrs. Houses boarding house, on
Main street, last evening: In The course Of
II, Leon Van Walt was struck alongside the
head with n chair aud "dszsd' for a time.
Officer Reid arrested William Crow aud Ed.
ward Edwards for participation in the row, the
exact origin and character OF which will
doubtless come out in Court thss morning.