The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-02
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THREE marriage licenses were issued,
and one deed Of trust recorded by Recorder
Hook yesterday.
CoMMoDoRH SRABRIGHT has received the
contract for furnishing the police with
their new uniforms.
We are very sorry to hear OF the serious
illness OF Mr.. Mike LOTUS, superintendent
Of the Citizens Passenger Railway.
'sQuIRE PHILIPS yesterday dismissed the
breach Of peace case preferred against John
Everts by Mrs. A. NJ. Adams. Everts paid
the costs.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh Company
are fitting up fifty additional coke cars for
the accommodation Of the large trade now
on the road.
. SIXTEEN hundred and fifty death ben.
efits, amounting to $3,250,00O, have been
paid by the knights Of Honor during the
past seven years.
SUPERINTENDENT SWEENEY, OF the Ma.
tional road, east Of the city, is having
lot Of broken limestone placed on the road
at different points.
The total number ofireiGht cars received
and forwarded by the G. < p. road on the
eth inst, at Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Bell.
aire and Steubenville, was 79l.
We extend our congratulations to Mr..
and Mrs. Il. L, Prall, nee Miss Jane Stall.
man, who were married Yesterday after.
noon at the residence OF Mrs. John Stall.
man on the Island.
Al, MARTIN was sent to jail yesterday
he IOnNtNa phllinn m a oh al
assault and battery. He will have hear.
ing this afternoon at 9 o'clock. Mary
Martin Ia the complainant.
WEST WHEELING Is moving for a post.
office, and will doubtless get It, as II is
only matter OF right that the people Of
that village should have a more convent.
ent way Of getting their mail.
THE grand masquerade ball which Is 10
take place at NeuhGrdEs Hall, Fulton, on
the 9th inst, promises 10 be the affair oil
the season In that place. Over two hun.
dred invitations have been Issued.
A CERTIFICATE OF incorporation was Is.
sued yesterday, by Hon. 8: Brady, seCre.
tary OF State, to corporation known as
the Eureka Coal Company" which Ia to
operate at Eureka mines, on Morris creek,
FAyeIte Couutys
We unintentionally forgot 10 mention
yesterday morning among the list OF names
Of candidates for Market Master the name
Of g, q. Murdoch, OF the Seventh ward
also the names OF John Armstrong and
John Heiser, who IRE candidates for City
Sexton.
DELEGATE Lowry is the latest member
OF the Legislature whom the Registers dig.
nitied treatment has offended. His re.
marks to a member OF the staff OF that pa.
per yesterday, "would have done no die.
credit to Choctaw Injun," to borrow an
expression Of his own.
The following figures will be Of interest
and give the membership Of the A. o. U.
W. oil number Of the States: California
1900, Ohio 5000, Kentucky 1900, Mississ.
ippi 5000 Kansas l,400, Georgia 500,
Maryland COO, Texas 67S, West Virginia
200, Massachusetts, $50, Washington Terri.
tory and Oregon 400, New Jersey 175,
Nevada 260.
THE Board OF Commissioners will meet
next Monday for the purpose Of Transact. |
ing whatever business that may come be.
fore them. A Poor House Agent will also |
be elected on that day. Among the appli. |
Cants for the position that we have heard |
OF are Bernard Stanley, the present in.
cumbent, Ed Plankey, Fred Miller, James |
Creighton and James Emblem.
DELEGATE MEADOWS, who was twice re-. |
ported dead, has finally concluded 10 lin. |
ger yet awhile In this vale oil tears. Ac.
oording TO the latest information on the
subject he was vivaCious enough to indig. |
Ina hal In Had tnafA H.
nature. We do not wish to be cruel, bu!
II would he relief II he could determine
definitely on one thing or the other.
Ar the regular meeting Of Enterprise
Lodge Of Good Tenplars the following
officers were installed: T. W. c. r., John
II. 2eyely; ". Q. T., Winfield g. Gard.
ner; W. Il. II. g., Sadie Brooks; W. l., II.
S., Mary Winesburg; W. V. L., Katie
Ffeese; ". X, s., Joseph Hubbard, ",
AS, Ella Beck WI. S., Joseph Dpgsnt;
w. g., Mary Ffeese; W. e., Charles
Ward, W. NJ. Oven, L. Jones; W. "a,
Amelia Gsus; W. o. g., Frank Kitson.
THERE is considerable talk among the
officers Of the @. 4 ?. X. K. Co., in regard
to local train between Bellaife and Mar.
tins Ferry. II put on II will make ire.
duent trips and carry passengers from
this place to Wheeling at very much low.
or rates than they ever have been carried
over any line. This company is In posi-.
tion 10 carry nine.tenihs Of the passengers
10 and from Wheeling II III will only make
the necessary reduction in fare and puton
a Train that will Accommodate the travel.
inc public, The street railway from
Bridgeport to Wheeling will, II this ar.
Tas0enienl is entered into, be Obliged 10
make better time eiidis LHdpeDdtuL