The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-19
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genCer RepOrteEs.
CLEAN your pavements.
sLusH, nothing bat slush.
CouScI was in extraordinary good hui
NOR last night.
0XE marriage license was Issued BY
Recorder Hook yesterday.
Tx funeral OF James W. Moore, de-
ceased, took place yesterday afternoon.
SQUIRE FELBER has Issued a warrant Tor
John Costello, who is charged with dis
turbiug the peace by Annie Malloy.
OFFICER ST. MYERS arrested an indivld'
usl last night for robbery committed At
the "Old Home" in the Second ward.
A LARGE tumor was removed from the
breast OF Mrs. Harris, Of East Wheeling,
Yesterday, by Drs. Pipes, Jepson and
Reed,
The Republicans OF the Fourth ward
will meet at the Atlantic Engine House
this evening to make Council nomina'
tons,
soMR boys who are in the habit Of as.
sembling ut Seventeenth and Wood streets
Tor the purpose OF snOwballing, are under
ponce butVtllAuCe'
'sQurRR PHuIrs issued warrants yester'
day for VIM. and Alvin Mutin, who are
charged with assaultiDg Mary Martin,
The parties belong to the Seventh ward
The reception given last evening by q
number Of the young ladies' oil the North
End was a grand success In every way,
over thirty.ive couples being in attend
anCe,
Ara meeting Of the Democratic voters
OF the Fourth ward last evening the iol'
lowing nominations for Council were
made: First Branch, John Boring: Sec
ond Branch, P. l.. Kimberly, J. NJ.
Houston and W. +, Adams.
FOLLOWING is the vote OF the Democratic
primary held in the Fourth ward, Jan. u:
First branCh-J. W. Boring l62, Peter Erb
$50. j. 2, Adams 8, Second branch
NJ, Houston 1903, W.P. Adams Of, Fred.
Reinhart 81, p. S. Kimberly lO5, Peter
Ferrel 81, Chris. Siebke 81, Chris Cline 81,
Homer Cline %, Thos. r. Mccormack 10,
Fred. Forster AZ.
TIE p, G. 4 st. l.. Railway Company
(Pan Handle rOute) take pleasure IN an
nouncing to the travelling public that q
splendid day coach will be run through to
ri, Louis on the Pacific Express, leaving
steubsnyille Of 1880 A. NJ, daily. by this
arrangement but ono change OF cars IL
madeirom Wheeling TO ST. Louis. Through
sleepers are also attached to this train.
TIKI stockholders OF the Manufacturers
Insurance Comuany met Yesterday and
re elected the old Board OF Directors, with
the exception Of Thomas O'Brien, who de-
clined reelection on account OF other du'
ties, Robert Simpson was elected IN MS
piece. A stock dividend OF 1--WE. per cent
was declared GU the business oil the last
eleven months, which lisa very good show
ling. Major ]. o. Anderson Is Secretary.
An estate valued at eight millions five
hundred thousand dollars Is awaiting q
claimant in England, Some partiea out
near Akron, Ohio are working up the
claim, The Robinsono formerly settled In
MARYLAND, and are scattered throughout
the country claim It, Mr.. Samuel &. Rob-
linson, for many years prominent busl'
ness man on Main street, this city, came
from Maryland years ago, and he intends
investigating tho matter,
TnE masquerade ball at Koch's Hall, on
next Friday evening, promises 10 % the
event Of the season on the South Side.
Over five hundred invitations have been
isaued, and the handsome silver watch to
be awarded TO the one holding the lucky
number will be an adOrnment to any one
who may hold 1t. The prizes to be given
for the .dnest mask and most comic, will be
awarded at II o'clock. T, T. Cockayne
will occupy the music stand with bis fine
orchestra. H-
SEVERAL members Of the Legislature
were talking in the House Of Delegates
yesterday among themselves, in regard to
the practice OF carrying fire arms, when
one Of them suggested that bill top
hibit minors from carrying them,
Furnishing any one who would sell,
or give such person GrearIn, would l..
a good measure. "Well, sab, said another
member, l can'tbe why a man that works
under ground has not as much right to
carry revolvah or pistil as any other
man. The other members then enlight,.
Oned the old fellow and he was In favor Of
the bill.