The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-17
CITY MATTERS.
Eties Notes. on Current Event, Of ,iino,

Interest. 5'T3# tW
TIE Municipal Court meets again to-day.
CosgAp SMITH was yesterday fined S5anl
costs by Squire Peternian, Tor assault ,lpon
Ills father He plead guilty. 5l.sF \ ..
TIE Ohio County Medical Society has been
granted the use OF the rooms OF the Board OF
Education for their next meeting, n
Thomson NJ. L. Chapel, on the Island, had
benefit slipper and social at Mr.. Frank FIJI.
louie's last evening, which was largely at.
Tended.
TnE In Belle mill will today commence
making but five heats day In their boiling
department, until the work OH their new iroi
building Is completed. @
Squire CALDWELL recently purchased fine
Jersey COW, but had not Owned her very long
Until she wandered over to bridgeport and
was killed by an engine. "a
THE spots on the sun have been observed
by numerous people in this city through the
medium OF smoked glass. and hare caused
some excitement among the superstitious,
Tlr Bryant Literary Society. which, since
tho destruction Of its hail. has been withou,
a place for meeting. has been granted The use
The Washington ,l's.rie, grammar room.
| q. Q. SMlrII, real estate agent, yesterday
sold Thomas UlAacock's properly, on tbs
northeast corner OF Maryland md Penn
streets, to Conrad kirbach, for 81 800 cash.
| THERE will be a meeting OF the West Viz.
GINA Humane Society this evening at $50
O'Clock IN their room on the third floor OF the
Franklin Insurance building, Twelfth street.
fESrtrinr afternoon jacob iiughes while
In his office on Chaplinc street, stumbled AMI
fell. In falling he slrDck the sharp edge of
table and cut II very severe cash under his
eye.
TlIE notorious Cornelius Tobias Vance rot
into fracas lust evening with William
Brown and Joshua Taylor. Two gentlemen Of
color, and Officer Junkins lodged all three
III the lookup
IEy. Dr.. SMITH, Rev. q. l. lite and Others
Will address the temperance meeting ut the
Fourth Street II. u. Church this evening.
Good speaking, good singing and good time
generally may be expected,
A RICHMOND paper says that II letter was
received there from Chief Of Police bennett,
Of this city, in4uirins about a well known
gambler who Is supposed 10 know something
Of the recent Fast Wheeling jewsIry robbery.
I.EAvIrrs Gigantean Mins.rels perlarmed
ut the Opera House lust night TO an auiieEce
which packed the house. The troupe Is Il
very good one, and the house testified hearty
appreciation In the usual boisterous manner.
NEXT Saturday morning ut 10 clock, Nor.
tis, the son OF MIR. jacob Steinfeld, will be
confirmed ut the Hebrew Synagogue. The
young man Is pupil of Rev. N. Ses!er Tie
public are invited 10 witness The interesting
ceremonies, r.,
GEORGE sclMaL1zE was badly used up
Inst evening. In light at lhe Italian
saloon, on Market street, by Harry, alius
"Hop' Wells. schmal,zes finger was rieary
bitten of and big face was cruelty pounded
up. Wells was arrested by officer Bird.
TaE stun of 5000 Is to be- expended ut once
In the purchase ofnew books Tor the Library.
Authors sets are 10 be filled, and late works
placed on the shelves. This action IS reccs.
STATED by the fact that such large number
OF books are taken out every week that many
are unable to secure any book tha! suits their
| taste. $50.
WEDNESDAY evening the members of The
South Side Singing Society, while holding
their regular meeting in their hall, vera most
pleasantly surprised by the entrance OF a
nHtnber Of their lady friends, headed by
Mayors orchestra, while supply Of dainty
refreshments brought up the rear. The la.
dies presented 10 the Society two very pretty
oil paintings and then the door was clea, Cd
and an agreeable evening spent in dancing.
Two DEEDS In fec were yesterday admitted
to record by Clerk Hook, MS foliowsf Deed
made Nov. II, 1859, by F. Knox and wife to
YIN. Sloan, In consideration Of s., 9C0, Tor
the north half of Lot l0i ut tho corner Of
Market and Eighth streets. Cemetery deed
made Oct. q, 1882 by John J Jones, nd.
ministtator OF the estate of John Bishop, de.
ceased, 10 Wn. Sloan, in consideration of
7ij, for Lot No. IS, in section H. Of Mount
Wood Cemetery. ~
Mr. ". II. EsLEs, OF this city, who ha.
been member OF the ADVANCE corps OF Bar:
rett & Co.'S circus, q branch Of the Blk Sells
show, has arrived st home for the wintbr, the
show having closed for the season ut Rirge
Georgia, recently, and gone into winter quar-
teisat Columbus, Ohio 1t was the intention
to continue on the road some weeks later, but
account Of the prevalence OF the yellow fever
along their proposed rous. SMlr. Byles joins
the show again next March. mr.
Mns. RACHEL scnuNEYrR died recently at
the County Jniirmary Of Tyler county, aged
ITO years, and is supposed 10 have been. the
oldest person in the Stats. She was yeurs
old whcn the Declaration OF Independence
was signeu; was seventeen years old when
Washington was inauyuratc.i President. She
distinctly remembers the campaigns Of
Warrington and CORVALLIS, being ut that
| time resident OF New Jersey. Her mind
was bright and vigorous 10 tla lust. The cane
/ she used dnrius lie was worn 10 ie3u Than
haiii,s length.
Cot. JAKE NuSGE celebrated lis Grly-tlird
birthday last evening, and was made the re-
cipent Of numerous congratulations from
his friends, both in person and by mail and
| telegraph, many friends IN other cities re-
Membering the event. During the evening
committee from Belmont Turnyeteip, pf
Bellaire, called and presented The Colonel
with an elegant glass pitcher and eohtcts up.
propsintely engraved. The committee con.
sisted OF Messrs. Frederick Rodewig, J. i.
Turner, James Turnbull, Joseph Carter and
George Schmidt? II
QUIET but very pleasant wedding took
place in this city yesterday afternoon the
contracting parties being Mr.. @. Henry
Merklc, formerly one OF Up,'e Sans letter
carriers in .h!a city. but later prosperous
merchant in one OF Qhio's thriving little
towns. and Miss Lizzie Dean, ono Of Wheel
ing's we'll known young Indies. They LETT
on the Ali Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & ST. Louis
| train for short wedding trip. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DIR. Cunningham.
The newly married couple possess host Of
friends In this city who will wish them years
Of nnalloytd happiness. Mr.. md Mrs.
Merkta RECEIVED Il number Of handsome
remembrance and organizations innumer.
able. The bride was tasiily alfred in a
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