The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-13
NARrIN's FHRRY Irnls-Tho money

MARTINs kRRRH ITDIS.-The money
in the new building association sold last
Saturday night at 50 cents premium.
The township officers elected on last
Monday filed their bonds and took the
oath OF office yesterday.
School commenced yesterday, after .
weeks vacation.
Ohio City Lodge No. 4S6, A. F.&A. NJ,
will meet tomorrow Wednesday, even
ing in stated communication,
The Street Commissioner had u force OF
men at work ON the parapet on First
street yesterday,
There were several persons arrested on
last Saturday night for drunkenness, but
as the Mayor was not in when We called
at his office, and WG could not find his
docket, We were unable to learn how the
cases we're disposed Of
We called in At the merchant tailoring
establishment OF J. IL. Hoffman u Co,
Yesterday and found that this firm have
resolved their spring stock Of goods and
have already booked large number OF
orders for gents suits. 1t gives us pleas
urC TO scS that our citizens are disposed
to patronilc home institutions when con-
Quoted on first class principles,
The Taylor mansion is undergoing 4
course Of much needed repairs, and when
finished will add much to the appearance
oil the property in question and to the
safety Of that in close proximity.
The attachment oase Of Henry yelling
q Clark Cooper was tried yesterday be.
fore James Eaglcson, j. p, and resulted
in judgment Tor plaintiff for Sl9. Thos.
Cochran Tor plaintiff and n. II. Barber
for defendant.
The attachment case OF Cottrell IS
Cooper was tried yesterday before j
Eagleson, and Judgment rendered in H.
vOr OF the plaintiff for $50 and costs
Cochran Tor plaintiff and Barber for de-
PENDANT. rl"
Mr.. James Bags, Of the firm Of Spence,
Bags Il Co., returned yesterday from .
business trip through West Virginia, and
reports his sales US very good, People
are beginning, to find out that the
Counsellor is stove that will do to buy
when they want j first class stove. Ia .
Tho cars arc being through town at
II pretty fast rate Of speed, and those in
charge should not forget that our city
dads passed an ordinance regulating the
speed at which trains should be run
through the city limits. N. @
John l.. Vanpclt came home on Satur-
day evening, but lett again Yesterday.
Our genial friend J, Frank Sharp paid
our town aShOrt visit yesterday,
HARRY FORESTER,
TIE CoURTs-U S. District Court
JudgeJackson, Yesterdays session Of this
Court was occupied In hearing the argu-
ments in the case Of the United States rs.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Coin.
pany, The counsel for the United States,
Gen. Golf and Geo. B. Caldwell, Esq,
submitted their arguments, The argu.
ment in the case will probably bC con.
cluded to-day.
County C0urt-Judge Cochran. The
County Court did not meet yesterday, as
was expected, but will meet again this
morning nlVUClOcK.
Piios COuH--Judge Cranmer There
were six cases before His Honor yester-
day morning. They were disposed Of as
follows:
VIM. Carney was charged with disor.
derby conduct and with resisting an off.
Ger. For the former he was fined $50 and
costs and for the latter $40 and costs. lie
was committed to jail for fifty days in de.
fault Of payment.
John Rose, Edward Freeze aud Chas.
Zimmerman were arrested BY Officer
Baum for disOrderly conduct, They were
fined 50 and costs each.
Peter Drake, arrested by Officer Rex for
creating tumult and disorder, was fined
81 and costs.