The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-27
CITY MArrERS.

CITY MArrERS. 800.
Brief NDtes on Cnrrrni Events OF Minor
Iutereat. .'7s .- Il
THE condition Of John Mclaughlin was
unchanged last night. 9g yI> i,
Two marriage licenses were Issued by lsc.
corder Hook yesterday
THERE was no Court In Judge Jacobs Court
yesterday, be being slightly III, Too mitch In.
disposed IN fact 10 SIT on the bench. L -"
THE Sabbath School Of the U. P. Church
will hold festival on Thursday, evening. A
good supper will be served at q o'clock.
N. T. FRaas Efq was yesterday appointed
admin strator OF the estate OF Stephen Nal.
alesia deceased, giving boud OF $500, with
W. +. Hubbard as Security.
EUGENE WILLS and John Gable, who have
tceh confined IL jail for lunacy, were yester.
day taken 10 Weston by Dr.. Lewis, one OF the
physicians In charge OF the Asylum. II
A son OF Andrew Selig, re,iding in tho
Eighth ward. had mn eye Injured by the ex.
piosion OF fire cracker Christmas morning,
Dr. Pipes dressed the Injured member, Y
| .TME performance at the Opera House last
night Of Elliott Barnes play, "Ths Girl that
! Love- was witnessed by u lair house. The
play aud company were better than anybody
| expected. "
-Four cases we're In the Central Station
house last n'ght-one man accused Of. wife
beating, one with abusing his father and
carrying concealed weapons, aud several
minor cases. ,.7 ~
! CousrIL Inst evening authorized tins pur.
chase Of horse and buggy for the use OF the
| RI 81, ~ ,a VsA|,
4 large one, showing that all apprecia ted the
need OF the same 81. III
TnE saal family gave a unique. musical
entertainment Turner Hall last night, and
will repeat 1t tonight. The family consists
OF the father aud nine SONS, all over six feet
In height and excellent musicians. alhs'
REsgavxp seats will be placed on sale "a.
Wilson & Banners this morning for Marion
Friday and Saturday evenings and Saturday
afternoon, US "Chispa."
| Henry EorHl, whore, Sudden death was
noted yesterday, was buried yesterday after.
noon al the Red Mems Cemetery, the Betho.
ven Singing Society attending in y body and
singing at the Cemetery. q
MICHAEL CorrEsdER, Il Top Mill boiler, WIS
yesterday sent TO Weston by Squire Cald.
] Ntll, us ulOtueI inaklus tHe tItuuesSl kOT MS
removal. His mind Is little unbalanced,
and 1t Is proposed TO keep him Il. the Asylum
Il short time.
TnE Municipal Court met yesterday morn.
Ing ut G30 clock mid was In session about
an hour. The only business OF any import.
ance that was transacted was the admission
Of Charles Becker, tt native OF Germany, to
the rights Of citizenship.
fr,u gi,tn ~ ~. ~ - ii 81, II
meet this afternoon nt MoLain's hall. George
mittee, and ". d. Forney, both OF Weston,
with Charles Ankrun,, OF Clarksbusg, Sec
retary OF the Committee, arrived In the city
lust evening. ,4 ~ - "
MONDAY evening the pastor OF the Zane
&church. Rev. Mr. Fitzpatrick, was presented
by the congregation with purse OF money,
and with an appropriate present from the
young ladies. Mr. Jefferson, Superinten-
dent OF the Sunday school, received from
the scholars several books.
The alarm OF fire sent in last night abou,
II o'clock from boz % at The City Building,
was caused by Ill excited individual telling
Lieutenant Sylyis that the Peoples bank
building was aiire, lie having seen sparks
coming out OF the chimney. Every one
icussed the excited Individual.
The remains of Stephen Malatesta, who
died Monday evening aftern long and severe
sickness, will be taken to Philadelphia, his
home, this morning, His son and five OF his
brothers are In the city. Malaiesta was M
Italian well known In Il number OF the larger
cities, and was well thought OF here. ~
ABOUT $1,000 will he the amount that was
cleared ut the festival ut the church OF the
Immaculate Conception, for the benefit Of
the church last week. In the contest for u
lady's gold watch Miss Cecilia Flanagan
had Sg70Gs; Miss Dora Warner 500, 0j. For
the gentlenan's gold watch, Mr.. Doyle $50
Mr.. Michael Coffee SEQ o..
Ts0 transfers of real estate were admitted
to record by Recorder Hook Yesterday
They were deed uiade December lG, 1857
by John N. Uthman and wife to William II.
utbman OF lot No~D square So.S rs laid
out by J. 2. Gil christ for $500 and deed
made Mrrch 3, 1851. by Benjamin MaMeohen
to John Vest Of tot. No. II in section b in
Mt Wood Cemetery; considerationS30.
| YEsrEgDAr afternoon u very quiet wedding
took place ut the Cathedral. Mr., Thomas
Heaphey, q prominent sheet roller ut the
Crescent mil, was married to Miss Lola Sill.
kctt, OF Martins Ferry. Rev. Father Snlli.
van performed the ceremony. Mr.. Thomas
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ants. Mr.. and Mrs. Heaphy left on the ill
train for short wedding trip, followed by 4
host OF good wishes. " !f'.' ~
YESTERDAY afternoon Prof Mullen and bis
dancing classes gave Il reception TO their
friends in Mpnnerchor Hall. Kran,er's or.
chestra furnished the niusic. The class nun,.
belcd about forty, and 1t was Il very pleasing
sight TO See the little ones circling gracefully
about the floor. 4 large number of ladies
were present as highly entertained spectators.
The Professors classes are made up from the
best class OF society. During the term just
closed great improvement has been accom-.
p!ished.
JoHs MEYER, the boy who stabbed John
Sabor in the ihront with large iron fork at
=, tue Central Glass Works a few days snces as
was exclusively reported by the 1xrELLl.
oExcEE,. was yesterday arrested and taken
before Justice Caldwell, who bound him over
to Court to answer tt charge Of malicious
Nabors father swearing ont the warrant.
Judge Boyd vas applied to aud pet.ioned to
reduce the bail to $500, which he did and the
years old. 'S. Z f'G ~
THE spelling contest between the eleven
| pupils who spelled all the words at the con.
test between the several schools, took place
yesterday ut Superintendent Brohs office.
This contest WAS TO determine the awarding
Of first aud second prizes to individual pu.
pills. One hundred words were spelled and
the spelling was excellent. All the members
Of the class missed more than one word, e1I
cept Henry Emsheimer, ". T. Shatier, Lucy
Robinson and Elsie Wright, who missed one
! each. These pupils will contest to-day'at 10
o'clock, when! one hundred words will again
be given them. The small number OF words
| missed speaks well for the schools, aud the
principals and teachers are to be coneratu.
lated on tina thorough manner in which the
| scholars have been drilled,
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