The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-09

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to some one for afFording them an orpor-
tGnity to hear the best musical club in the
country. L.,
POLICE CouR7.-There was = marked
incpeaseinths business beiorr,Ihis Court;
yesterday morning, as compared with that
OF any morning for a week past. John
Wilson, James Daley and Albert John
son were arraigned for being drunk on the
streets, and woreI 4inedsu dollar each
and costs. They were unable to pay, and
were escorted to Filth Street. Jennie
Dagan was up on the charge for which
she has been 50 frequently tried and pau,
ished, and was again fined ten dollars and
costs. She, too, did. not have the green
backs TO pay the bill, and once more took
lodgings in jail for twenty days John
Elliott and John Prince were charged
with disorderly conduct, but in cOnse-
auerice Of the absence Of witnesses, did
not haze. a hearing: Their examination
will come of this morning ate O'Clock.
SIZZLING Liquor on George
W. Eekhart, Of the First ward. l'was
brought before Esq. Gillepy Monday
night, charged with selling liquor on Sun
day, 9Th inst There were toEs. COM
plants Of a similar nature preferred
against him; none Of them were investi-
gated, however, until yesterday morning.
At the hout to which the examination was
postponed ali the parties appeared before
the Justice, when the testimony was fully
heard ntHrce ofthe cases. The result in
each was, the accused had to give bond in
the sum Of one hundred and fifty dollars
for his appearance at the next term ofthe
Circuit Court The hearing Of the re-
manning case was postponed until next
Saturday.
j. S. DisrRIccr CoURr-Tbis Court
met yesterday mOrning.as near 9'O'clock
as may be The Brooks-Lucas case was
taken up and Is consideration resumed.
Amer some time devoted % it, from some
cause the bottom fell out" or q nop-suit
suffered BY one Of the parties, We arc not
exactly eeFtain which, ,-.-- ,a..,,
The case Of the United States a. ThoS.
Marshall, charged with tampering with
the mails, was continued until next term.
Sweeney, Bell & Co, q Ohio Valley
Glass Works Company, was taken up.
This is suit brought TO recover damages
Cor infringement o. patent on glass
moplds. It vas on trial when the Court
adjourned until 8 O'Clock this morning.
G 10 ID NEws-fhe oontTac. 86r the
bridge ovG Market street. BY the Norway
Iron Manufacturing Company Of this city
Ms read In Council and approved last
evening. The, Company agrees to have
the bridge ready for travel by the LIST Of
January next This will be good news
TO ali who have occasion to go over to
the south side, or to pass north from that
section
CncuT cOU51Rr.-The Circuit Court
met yesterday morning at the usual hour,
and proceeded to I'll up the panel to try
the Bathem case This was accomplish
ed and the examination Of the witnesses
for the prosecution was commenced and
confined untfl4R.M .atE
Adjourned until 9 O'Clock this morning.
APo1OeErIc-Messrs. Bacharsch &
Kotnield feigFFe ii tat they were unable to
hold theirgrandI opening lAst evening as
announced IN Yesterday mornings paper.
They were disappointed In receiving goods
they confidently expected to arrive. See
advertisement In another column.
MASONIC The Grand, Lodge Of AT
and A. Masons in this State, convened in
the Temple, corner % Market and Monroe
street last evening. The attendance was
pretty tlii, neatly all the Lodges in the
State being represented. Their sessions
vim be continued today.
Ernx A1xinl2 G-TT6eEFe Ms aS alarm Of
fire over in the Fiah ward, last evening
about eight O'Clock, but 1t proved to be
fAlseS:7att leest We could ind NJ ono Who
had been able 70 ascertain The location Of
Tie fire. ~ j. stas....,s q 30 .ssQys,, t..a.
REsERyiED sEATs In Bnnnsn.Bo a
Hannsgla 4 Cas- 1Oi Main street