The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-04
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A Bro,lo in CaupeiI-vsElous Matters Of
CnTvApt IRteFeat'

A Brot1o in Ouuncil-HaFiape AAt's's
Currspt IHtersal,
Mn. Gray ia getting better.
Dr.. ReasousF Is able TO be ont.
Sheriff Sedvick was in town yesterday.
John Hawkins will travel for MRring'
Hart 4 Co.
The Tunnel Hill school had a spelling
bee last night.
Hon. L. Danlord, Of st. Olairsvllle, was
in town YESTERDAY.
The Belmont glass works is now run
ming both furnaces.
I'm. Riley, Ct the 81, ClaiFsyille Ga'sitf,
was In town yesterday,
Mlss Fannie hahn, OF steubenVillP, Is
the guest Of Ms, William Price.
The streets looked dark Monday night,
owing to the closing Of the stores at q
O'Clock. :.
The parents Of Rev, O, W, Hustedt will
spend a few days with him and then visit
friends in the West.
Mr.. Frederick Runge and Miss Moore
were married by Rev, o. +. W. HuslenI'
Of the German church,
The Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh train that
has bsen leaving here at 500 AN town
time, has been discontinued,
Charley Hall, postal clerk, has been of
duty the past week, ON the sick list, bnt
will be able TO go to work soon.
The workmOn OF Gravel Hill propose TO
take preliminary steps to nominate a
workihguan'stcEet for city officers,
The repairs at the Crystal window glass
works are being hurried, now that the
necessary materials have been received
Fridoy night will occur the school enter
tainmeIlt at the Christian church and an
apron social by the ladies Of the German
church choir at City Hall.
Bishop Kahn, Mousignor Sullivan, Rsy.
Fathers Mullen, DeChan, MCElligott, Nc
AIenamin aad Fitzpatrick, OF Wheeling,
will attend the Bazaar tonight,
An effort to thaw the pipes in m out
house on the back ui tho lot Of the resi-.
denCe Of Arthur MCOlain resulted In a
fire, and considerable damage was only
prevented by the timely arrival Of the
Hope Hose Company.
Tuesday afternoon tho pscEing boss at
the Bellairo nail works wanted y boy for
certain work, aud ha selected 0nH he
thought would suit his purpose from
among the numerous Bmall boys on the
paCking floor. He had hardly advanced
The youth until the other youngsters held
consultation and concluded the boy who
had been on the packing floor longest was
tl,n npa for tho nlann on1 M iOfnFmnd tho
boss, Their request was granted, and y
strike prevented.
The City Council had an interesting ees,
sion Tuesday evening, tho principal dla-
cussIon being with reference to an ordin-
snce, on its third reading, to license
shows, sAlOUn concerts, 80 CirClses are
to be charged $50, aud GIGuses and men.
ageries $50. Churrh entertainments. lee.
lures, &C., are 10 be free. There have
been a number OF saloon concerns here all
winter. Mr., GllCh, Of the Second ward,
has a halt and saloon, and hO thought the
ordinance was aimed at him In particular,
lie Is u Councilman, aud heand Mr., Gus
IIartenstein, OF Gravel Hill, had some
hard words over this matter that seemed
for q time about to end In worse than
words. Other members also took q hand.
The tax on these saloon concerts was in
tended to be high, but the ordinance was
evidently about to he defeated unless Il
reasonable tax was agreed on. Therefore
81 WIS fixed az the tax per day, Some Of
the members wanted tuese shows taxed
out Of existenCe-but II the truth were
told about them the people would take
the matter in hand and Iun them out Of
existence, and II tho laws we're enforced
rigldly they would soon be closOd