The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-03

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SECURING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 1855 NALY STREET, WHEELING, ~. "a.
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MONDAY, MARoH 3, 1873.
new Advertisements.
Washington hall.
Redemption Of City Bonds.
Window Shades.
Street Railway Stock.
Dissolution.
New Firm.
List Of Letters.
TnANKs.-U. s. Senator Boremau has
our thanks for a copy of the last edition
of the Congressional Directory.
CHANCE OF PosTMAsTeRs AT DEER
PARD.-Edward c. TiHson has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Deer Park, Garrett
county, Md, rice E. Drocge, removed.
BADLY BURNED.-A boy employed at
the Washington mill was quite badly
burned about the face by hot iron, Satur.
day morning. We could learn no other
particulars,
CIRCUIT CouRT.-Thls Court met at 10
o'clock Saturday morning, and besides
an opinion in the injunction case, but
little business Of general interest was
transacted. special term closed with
Saturday morning'Asesslon
INJUNCTION GRANTBD.-As will be
seen by the report of Judge Melvin's
opinion, which appears in another col.
umn, His Honor granted the prayer Of
the petitioners to restrain the City Coun'
Gil IRON making subscriptions 10 the
doubled Wilson railroad schemes.
YIN. G. A.-A meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be held
at their rooms in Crangle's Block, this
evening, commencing at7i o'clock. AS
the election OF officers for the ensuing year
is to take place at this meeting, It Is i'm
portant that every member DO present.
--SaS-
CouRT OF APPEALs-Then next term Of
this court the present year will be held In
this city, commencing on the first We'd
nesday in June:
The third term will be held in Charles
town, Jefferson county, commencing on
the first Wednesday in August. .
DISMISSED Judge Melvin disposed Of
one of the cases against the Wheeling
Savings Institution Saturday morning.
The little OF the cause was, Caroline
Richards c. George Mendel, ct al" The
defendants entered a demurrer to the
declaration filed by the plaintiff, which
the court sustained. Leave was then
given to amend, but the privilege was not
accepted, and the case was dismissed.
PERSONAL---VERY.. DR.. VIM. Hunter,
editor of the Pittsburgh Christian AduO.
cate, reached this city, Saturday evening,
and yesterday worshipped at Fourth
Street NJ. E. Church. DR.. H. is en- route
10 Guyandotte, the seat Of the annual
conference OF the Methodist denomina-
ton In this State, which will convene
next Wednesday.
COUNTY CoURT.-The March term Of
the County Court will commence at two
o'clock this afternoon-at least that is
the hour for which the grand jury was
summoned. We published list Of the
Jurors names in our issue OF Saturday.
AS considerable business has been matur-
ed, it is probable this term OF the Court
will continue through the greater portion
OF this week.
CoLLIsIoN.-The St. Louis passenger
train over the Central Ohio road, colllded
with the regulating engine aud ten or
fifteen cars yesterday morning Just west
Of Bellaire. All the bumpers oil the pas.
scpger cars were broken. Samuel Lau-
der, abrakeman, was pretty, seriously
hurt. BE was taken to Baltimore where
his friends reside, on the Fast Line, last
evening.
Burial FIouT.-Two men, named
Nick speidel and - Fisher, became in.
volvedin4 fight at shipley's saloon, OPP
posite tho postOflce, Saturday night,
Speidel, II is said, flattened Fishers nose
level with his face, and jumped one or
more times with all his force on the head
and chest Of the PROSTATE man. Woprc-
sumo all the particulars will be brought
out before Judge Rogers this morning.
1t was feared Saturday night that Fishers
injuries would prove fatal.
APPOINTMENT OF TRUsTERs.-Iu the
Circuit Court Saturday morning, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed trus-
tees of Thomson ii, Z. Church, Qsland);
Messrs. Elijah ]. Stone, John A. Arm.