The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-06
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CITY MATTERH.


E@ia. Iutercst. lf{gfSrllg
TnE Potters' Assembly, K OF L., danced
last evening in Labor Hall, Eighth ward.
sy Last evening the 5000 worth OF new books
recently purchased for the Library were
placed In the cases, There was big demand
for them at onca. l'L@iT n n + ~ :
Nh. HENRY VAS. Of the 0pera House or.
chestra, has recently received very hand.
some silver eold.mounted cornet from Phila.
dclphia. Its cost was So. It's tone Is very
soft and clear 5 55a8 ~
The ladies Of St. Lukea Church will hold
4 Bazaar at the chapel, on South Broadway,
on the afternoon and, evening OF December
lab, when ibey. will offer fot sale quite a lot
Of useful and ornamental articles and also
have ice cream, cake and other reireshlnents Is.
tx the Circuit Courts yesterday the case OF
Margaret Wilson W. the city was still on trial
before Judge Jacob, Of Part ], and the day In
Part Il. Boyd, Judge, was occupied with the
suit Of Rodaier Bros, glass mani facturers, OF
Bcllaire, VS., the Nail City Lantern mpany..
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted % record
deed made October q, between John H.
M0yston and Wife OF Memphis, and Charles
lhlenfeld, OF Wheeling, In consideration OF
$3.50, for the south two.tLlrls Of lot u In Dvi.
sion + Of the Caldwell AdditionSlying on BIC.
Culioch street. .SyISFTl am
LAST evening George Skier and Charles
kull met on Market street, and had u few
words together. Skier, hccorllnsio Officer
Fugate's story, pulled a revolver snldenly
and stuck 1t into Kull's face, which notion be
promptly resented BY hitting Skier a para.
Tying blow anaer the LEI. eye.
TNx following notice taken iron, tho Taylor
Texan will b Of interest to a lurge npmberiot
Wheeling people: "WeRre glad TO know that
Mr.. Harry Mcndcl, who came very near
meeting with n serious and fatal accident II
few days since, Is able 10 be up and about
again. lie was picking the cap or Of. y
loaded cartridge when 1t exploded, tire ball
causing q flesh wound on bis leg, and the
shell striking him IN the eye, nearly de.
stroying the sight OF that organ. f
NOTWITHSTANDING the Indictment weather, 4
larger audience than was expected Assem- led
at Chaplne Street N. 4. Church last evening
10 hear the temperance evangelist, Mr.. Gro
gun. He will remain IN the city during this
week, and will speak ut the Parker Hall this
evening He will also address The re-; illar
weekly mass meeting at Wesley Chapel on
Friday evening and by special req ueat will
deliver u temperance sermon At Cbapine
otAees .h' ~ S""Aso oH hahuey eNeAAhs.
A CALLED meeting OF the Teachers Asso;
citation Was held In the grammar room OF the
Clay school yesterday afternoon. The com.
mittee who were appointed to have Iresolii.
tons on tho death OF Prof. VIM. Gaskius en-.
crossed reported. The Superintendent stated
to the teachers that the Board Of Education
had at meeting granted. them perlaigsion 10
close the schools December 2lst, 22d. and sd,
In order that theymight attend The Teachers
Institute, which will be held In this city OF
the days above nent;oned. State Superin.
tendent Butcher Yss present and made some
very sensible remarks OH the iBstitute and
matters connected with school work. iIs9,
DrRlyo Sheriff Tingles regime the county
granted bin the use Of the southwest corner
OF the Coart Hoass' gard until January !,
1885,, for the purpose OF erecting brick
building to be used as an Office. At the e<.
piration OF that time the lot aud building was
10 revert to the county. After Mr. Jingle
vacated he rented the lower rooms 10 j. J..
Woods and the upper to Dr.. Hoge. Sheriff
Brown. Assessor Philips and Prosecuting
Attorney jordan believing that the county
should furnish ofllces for the men that fill
their positions, the saMa IS i6F the clerks OF
the courts. hsye petitioned the Hoard5nt
Commissioners to devote to that use the
Tingle building after the first Of January. :