The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-18
LOCAL B%REvlT1ES.
Matters Of Minor Mention In and About
the City. b.


the City.
TnE GpASp this eyeniug--"Tlme
will Tell"
A WARRANT was yesterday Issued for
Charles Newman, for failure to clean out
a vault.
Work was commenced yesterday on
the Twelfth street entrance to the Hotel
Windsor.
TIE Board OF Education failed to get
a quorum last night. A meeting will be
held Monday night.
TIE last will and testament OF Phil L.
Zimmerman, deceased, was yesterday
admitted to probate and ordered to be
recorded.
THE Council Committee on Health
was called TO meet last evening, but
only three OF the members showed up,
and no meeting was held.
TIE Senators challenge the Pink
Garters" for a match paneof base ball 10
be played on the Peninsular grounds
next Sunday afternoon at . O'Clock.
OFFICER SHORTS yesterday ran In a
man from Wellsbuig who was 80
drunk at the Pewiky depo. that he had
to be hauled 10 the lookup in 4 wagon.
OK Thursday evening the German
Pioneer Society gave a very pleasant
social party. The Opera House Or.
chestra furnished the music and a splen.
did supper was served. 4.
TIE Board OF Public Works should
compel the owners Of vehicles which
congregate In front OF the McLurc
House to remove the filth which nc.
%cumulates thereabouts oftener that It ia
done.
ANOTHER warrant was Issued yester.
day for Mr.. Bayha, OF the Wheeling
Butchers Association. for rendering
tallow in the city limhs. The com
plainant was the same as in the las'
previous prosecution.
AN intoxicated individual at the Crane
last night imagined that he was the com
panv and the lobby was the stage, ant
he persisted In singing "McGinty" ant
God Bless the Irish" dancing nut
doing limitations" lie was hnall.
coaxed out.
A CnlLpEES's fancy dress party will b
given at the parlors Of the Wheeling clul
on Friday, April %. The affair will b.
under the management OF Mrs. r. c
MoiIat, Mrs. S. X. Wallace, Mrs. jacob
W. Grub, Mrs. FL. Hearne, Mrs. Georg
Wise and Mrs. c. W. Franzheim.
SWEENEY & Sons foundry has close
down for the rest OF this week for tn
purpose oftaking stock and making som
repairs. This firm has contracted will
Captain Madden, OF Zanesville, TO bnil,
an execution steamer for use on the Mus
kingum, and is. figuring on other steam
boat contracts.
REV. IRL HICKS, the luckiest OF tn
weather prophets, says that beginningt 10
day, for i've days April showers may b
expected and some very hard rain storm
J are probable. Tomorrow, Sunday ant
Monday are his "danger days." and col,
and frosts will follow the storms.
TIE Stove Filters Union will give it
first annual ball at Westwood's hal
Eighth ward, this evening. Arrange
j, ments heve been made for special car
. to leave on the electrical road after til
ball. The Opera House Orchestra vii
, furnish the music, and an enjoyabl
. time is assured all who attend.
A YOUNG man from Chicago applied I
Clerk Hook yesterday for license to We
an Ohio girl. He was very anxious
keep the names out OF the papers. A
the bride was but 10 years old tn
license could not be issued without tn
} consent OF her parents, which the appli
, cant very frankly said he could not get.
, THE brilliant programme Of the con
cert on April 2;rd will be diversified b,
the performance Of accomplished violin
lsts and Rotations by young ladies o
acknowledged talent. Reserved seat
can be obtained at Mr.. F. W. Banner
Music Store, on and after Saturday, tn
10Th. Fifty cent tickets may be ex
changed upon the payment OF twenty
FIVE cents extra by persons wishing t
secure reserved seats.