The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-07

All SORTS Of LEGAL News Notes In Brisi

Compass.
Lovely moonlight nlghts.
KENPLE tortures steubenviiie next.
MUMerrAf coUR1 will be in session to-day.
NzE persons were baptised In the Ohio at
BenwO0d. Sunday.
The work Of laying the S0-inch main on |
Market street from Tenth 10 Eighth, goes
bravSly on.
THEEE was 4 big docket In yesterdays Pc
lice CouIt-iourteen cases, mostly DRINKS and
ditoFdeFlIeSs
DuRiSo the past four days George Flading,
4 dnyman OF the Fourth ward, has lost two
horses by the pinksye.
The latest postottiee appointments In this
State are VIM. II. Wolfe At Mineral Wclls,
and George 81. Williamson at Raven Rock.
YDIERSAY Henry Bsneeke was appointed
administrator u the estate Of Charles Koch,
deceased, giving bond Of 81, 200, with A. IL.
Nolte As surety.
A REIoLUTioS was adopted by the Board Of
Commissioners yesterday requiring all nola-
Ees public 70 settle their accounts with the
county before the next meeting Of tbe Board.
THE hOnes Of the Citizens Line OF street
carswere that sick yesterday that II was Inn
possible to run any cars. One car was run on
the Bridgeport line:to connect with the G. 4
r. trains.
We inadvertently stated yesterday that
JaIleF Daley had fred at what was supposed
10 be the form Of an intruder at the county
Jail the night before. II was not Mr. Daley,
but the night Waterman, who did the firing
TIE ladies seem to have forsaken the Legis-
lature the charm and novelty OF sitting In
the hot close rooms and watching and listen
| ing 10 windy orators has worn oil, and they
take advantage Of these-bHght afternoons 10
be on the street.
YEsTERDAY afternoon as Bob Holmes, Jr.,
an East Wheeling residenter, was assisting
In the unloading Of barge at the BenWOOd
mill, he slipped and fell headlOng into the
river between two barges. He was rescued,
but 1t was very narrow escape from drown
ing
TIE March number OF the School Journal Is
out aud shows marked degree OF improve
ment over the Others. The frontispiece Is
lithOgraph Of the new Fifth ward school
building, taken from Architect Towards
drawing. Some very interesting articles ap-
pear In this number.
TOM CoSDREY, the brother Of Jack, who
was confined in the Bridgeport jail, was
yesterday taken to the county jail Of Harri.
| SUI county, Oulu' NJ SAulst WueE6 ut Will NC
confined to await the action Of the grand
| jury on the charge OF having committed the
burglary at Freep0rt
DAVE HESRY, who resigned his position as
hoStler At the Atlantic on the 18th uIto., bO.
cause the advance was not given, has come
back into the fold. Billy Shaw, who was
taken from the--HOpe TO fill his place, has
gone buck 10 the Hope, and Tommy Jones,
who was in ShAw's place, has gone back to
his store.
LETTERS for the following named persons
remain unCalIed for In the Wheeling post
office: BrinaCher, Mrs. James; Bent, J. A;
Coragan, Miss Nora Charleston, Mrs. II. l.
EncaustiC Thing Company; Fowler, Ebert;
Merlcvay, Mr.; Nick6non, Miss Clara A.;
O'Linger, Willie; RAddlich, Mrs. W.; Smith,
Edw. d.; Steele, Miss Lottle; Turner, Miss
Mamie; Vincent, Miss Florence.
The Cumberland Valley Sabbath School
Assembly, embracing Harrisburg, Chambers
burg, Carlisle, Gettysburg, Huntington,
Frederick City, Middle Pennsylvania and
Northern Maryland, will bold their annual
meeting this year at Mountain Lake Park.
This new resort will have many attractions
the first year besides tue camp meeting,
which promises 10 be huge affair.
THE March meeting1of the Sunday School
TeAChera Association Of Wheeling will be
held this evening at the German n. Z.
Church, Chapline street, between Twenty
first and Twenty.second, at 1880 o'clock. The
Bible lesson will be from Mark VI. 1-2O
There will also be question drawer and
other exercises of interest. Let ali the Sun
day school workers be present and bring
Bibles and gospel hymns with the full puf.
pose Of having good meeting.
A. nn,,,1n. ,,,nn1f,,. ~ A.. 7 ~.
airy Society last night, the following officers
were elected: 7. f. Memminger, President;
VIM. N. McNabb, Vice President; Ed Rogers,
Secretary; Elmer Chapman, Treasurer; John
Robinson, First Critic; Ed. Sharkey, Second
Critic; Lou Kuglin, Monitor. This society Is
in its usually prosperous condition, and the
time Is drawing near when II will cele-
brate its fourth anniversary As liter
ary society the Bryant Literary Society ranks
among the first in the city,
1N The new boiler house at the Water
Works the half second story isniCely finished
Oft into three rooms, entrance to which is
had from the street and by a stairway and
balcony on the inside. The first room Is in
tended 70; supeIintendents Office, but
there Is not sign oftable or chair, and when
Riddle does any writing he has to back up 10
door or use q sfringlc. The second room i.
Committee room, but Is in the'Same barren
condition. The third room Is tool room
and 1t has cases. drawers, etc.
A WHEELING man went to sleep on the
street cars yesterday evening" and when he
reached the middle ferry the driver was un-
able 10 waken him up, SO he hauled him
back. When he reached the city building
the MARSHAL was called. Finally that official.
succeeded in arousing him and when he did
the fellow showed his teeth and made grab
for the Marshal catching his hand in his
mouth and biting It severely. Then the
Marshal Caped him. Aftera while the fellow
came To himself and left s. with tue Marshal
and was allowed to go.-Esllahe Independent.
YETEHDAY Justice Philips issued war
rant for the arrest Of East Wheeling's young
terror-Will Gillespie. The warrant was
sworn out by Nelson 4. Whitaker esq, OF
the Crescent mill and charges Gillespie with
threatening the life Of VIM Shields watch
man atthe mill, II seems that Gillespie
,'eRt over to the mill on Suaday.aR raised
general disturbance. The warrant was
placed in officer Morris hands and yesterday
afternoon win was lodged In jail. In his
pocket was found quantity OF powder. He
will have q hearing ut 10 O'clolock this
morning.
YEsrERDAr NJ l.. Wright, by his attorney,
vs. re- HatHS$Al fsSIst dHtefSi bttit III tue tif-
cult Court against William Philips, William
Lauchlin, Harry Smith and Charlie Wat
kins for damages to the amount Of $4,000.
The causes that lead TO this suit are as fol.
lows: About six weeks ago Wright, as con-
stable for Squire ArkIe, went TO evict Wat.
kins from cer.Rin house he (Watklns) was
occupying, for non.payment Of rent Wat
kins brought suit for trespass against Wright
before Philips, and Lauchlin and Smith were
the constabIcs in thIEsuIt. Wright was fined
$50 under this charge, and appealed bis case
to court, The entire affair Is quite compli.
Gated, and was used as the butt Of innumera.
BILE jokes yesterday.
TIE rush yesterday at Wilson & Banners
music stoFefor seats for the presentation Of
Hearts OF Oak" at the Opera House, Wednes.
day night, was greater than any for several
seasons. Every seat was sold down stairs in
four hours, and many disappointed persons
were turned away later In the DAY. Seats
may be reserved in the gallery to-day, as
they will be placed on sale at O'Clock this
, mr. Inn At la