The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-12
CITY CHIPS.
Minor Matters In all PORTIONS OF the 10.
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Four deeds OF trust were admitted to record
yesterday. .- L.gs-6s. as. .l.
WEdo not hear OF any prayer meetings for
rain so far this summer. g....-
PART 2Of the Circuit Court, Boyd, Judge,
will be open to-day for the hearing OF argu!
ments. f.,sf.E ti.l.E ,f.r-st fyy.I.l....
' WILL IuSr, Nh East Wheeling lad who
was bnlly hurt in kasley & BROOKS coal
bank, Nay 20, is able TO be out again.
JomS MOONEY, ST., finished the term in the
county Jail assigned him by Justice Philips,
fifteen days, and was released yesterday
BY the Jailor. John says that the Jail Is not
: half as bad II place us he used to hear it was.
THOMAS BURNS was yesterday released from,
jail on bond to keep the peace, and be Of good
behavior, for the next SIX months 'Sluirl
Bulger committed him, and James Henry
stands good for his good conduct for the limo
mentioned.
TnE following delegates were elected last
night to represent Clay District, to the Con:
: ycntiOn OF the United Labor Party, at tho
City Bnildiug on July -! John Roach
los, Sage, Thomas Lashlsy, David Lawson,
J. u. McAllister. lsar -
FRANK CAMrnELL, the boy who stole brass
from the Riverside mill, was admitted to
bull yesterday by Judge Geo L. Boyd. in tho
sum Of $500 his uncle becoming his bonds
man for his appearance ut the September
term OF tho Circuit Court. ii5'i
SECRETARY OF State Stalnaker has lust iss,l.
ed book containing nll the statutes OF West
Virginia, in force June, 1872, authorizing the
formation OF corporation and joint stock com.
Itf II nat has.
piled in n very handy man ner. - as
tbs Great Forepaugh Show is now on its
eighteenth annual tour. 1t has never, during
I'LL that time, been under any other manage
Ment than that OF its present popular pro-
prictor. No other tented exhibition in America
can make u similar showing. 1t Is to exhibit
here OIL Tuesday, August r. - a'e.s..,S'
TnE alarm Of fire sent in from box No. 5
about. half past eight o'clock last evening was
0ccasioned by the overthrning OF lamp In n
house corner OF Twenty-sixtll and Eotr streets,
Occupiei by family named O,terson. a
window shade was destroyed and the sasl,
slightly charred. The department got out in
good time. -
/. ,Tnr following horses, all OF which were
present at our juno meeting, have been sus.
pended: Marcus, Lite Mac and Capt. Jack
and owners, by the Bradford Association,
Little Sam, and James Archibald, his owner,
by the W. Va. S. FIX +. Association. This is
the horse whose owner tried to get away with.
out paying entrance money, All are owned
in Pittsburgh. .=a s-s-,s.- ars
DEED OF conveyance was admitted 10 rec.
ord by Clerk Hook by Phlo Il. Kimberly aud
wife, July I, 1882, TO the Whitaker Iron
Works OF piece Of coal property situated OF,
the waters OF Wheeling creek opposite that
part Of Wheeling known rs East Wheeling;
The property conveyed being all OF the
Wheeling or iirc.sool vein OF coal contained
therein; consideration $l,0Gs. F'ss'.tt p, II
THERE is a regular dead lock In Council
over the subject OF water rates, which bids
fair TO postpone the inauguration Of the new
regime at the water works indefinitely. The
Second Branch established rates about equal
TO the present ones, but the First Branch In,
creased them. The Second Branco refused
! TO concur ind though numerous conference
committees have, reported Oh the subject Nc
agreement has been reached. The peoplt
are with the Second Branch. -,f,-----.. =.
JoMS Wilson, .driyer;of car No. 10 on III,
Elm Grove line, was before Squire Sweeney
yesterday charged with, tornientipc md tor
turing domestic animal 10 wit: a horst
IN the Elm Grove lineiwhich he drove wher
It's shoulder was raw and blood flowed from
the same. The complainant was l,obt. Bond, O
the Humane Society. Wilson WIS bound ovel
in the sum Of 500 To- answer to the Circuit
Court Ills bondsmenS arc Anton lteymanr
and NJ. Reilly, both directors Of the road.
YESTERDAY morning officer Dunlap picked
up an old German, evidently q tramp, named
Charles Dautncr, who was lying near tn,
side OF the National road ut the top OF Fulto,
hill. At ilrst 1t was thought that he va.
& alex or in fit, and Dunlap had him removed
TO the NiSilant engine lIonse and the cit,
physician called, who looked at him and de-
cded nothing was the matter with him. In
tho afternoon the old fellow woke from 4
deep sleep and it was found that his righl
wrist was badly swollen, theresult Of sir
in getting over fence. Nyl
o. Sunday lasti Capt. J W. uaegerty, Dc
iputy u. s. Marshal, lett for Chicago 10 ares,
VIM. W. Abbott for violation OF u. s. Postal
Laws, Ito was arrested and taken before tho
4 Judge OF the U. s, District Court for thu
Northern District Of Illinois, where he gave
bond in the sum Of one thousand dolla,s Will
.'P. Abbott and Geo. II. White as suretifs
Abbott was formerly In the sewing machinr
Z business In this city. Tho idea OF u. s,
{. Court taking bond for the appearance OF Z
prisoner In another u. s.. Court, as was done
( In this case, was Il ney one, and has oc'
casioncl some expressions Of surprise.