The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-08
CITY MATTERs.
Brief Notes on Current Events Of Minor
Interest.

Interest.
THE Municipal Court meets again to-day.
THE WetEel county land case occupied all
the time OF the o, g. District Court yesterday
and Is still unfinished.
GEoRsE BurLER, hostler at the Eighth
Ward Hose House, Is still on the sick list
he has the typhoid fever.
TIE Supreme Court OF Appeals met 10 this
city Yesterday In special session, Judges Sny-
der, Green aud Woods all present.
THE habeas corpus hearing in the case Of
Joseph Chambers, the alleged pickpocket'
was yesterday postponed till Saturday.
A HORSE ran away on the National road,
near Fulton, Tuesday, and running into
fence. injured himself so badly that he had
10 be killed.
YESTERDAY about o'clock P NJ some per-
son sneaked intdthe house OF Smith Butler,
on Eoif street, In the Eighth ward, and stole
SIS out OF bureau drawer. Thereisno clue
10 the thief.
MospAY Mr.. John G. Devine will return,
10 his large farmin Dakota, aud remain until
next winter. lie expects TO be accompanied
by several Marshall county farmers, who go
TO locate permanently.
THOSE residing along the levee and team
sters are complaining that notwithstanding
the fact that II 10 possible to run trains on
the p, W. & Ky. extension a. lar as
Twenty.fourth street, the switching on the
levee Is as bad as ever. They want relief.
AMRs. SAITH, living on Twenty.Second
street, undertook TO hastenlthe kindling OF
fire with carbon oil poured from lamp
Yesterday, and rs usual, enough hot Goals
were left In the stove to ignite the oil. he:
suit, bursted lamp and badly burned
woman.
MARGARET WoopS yesterday qualified as
Administrative Of the estate OF Elizabeth
Woods, deceased, giving bond In the sum Of
Sc 900, with Rebecca Nesbitt assurety. Louis
]. Bayha aud Q. Z. Stifel qualified as execui'
tors OF the will Of John H. rieman, deceased
curity was required by the terms Of the Will.
A nxponrxs met Mr.J. D. Whitman on the
street yesterday, and asked him u he mac
anything TO say on the subject oil the aialrS
OF the Wool Growers Exchange. He re,
piled that he had not at present ne mac
said nothing so far, but be might have some
fling 10 say Ia day or two. The directors
OF the Exchange d d not arrive In the city
Yesterday, as they were expected to.
Tur sad announcement Is made this morn.
Ing OF tue uehtu VI Ss Apuoa A'o1 wv - .
and Mr.. R, il. List, which occurred at his
home, No. l7Ninth street, early yesterday
morning. He was bright and promising
lad-of II, dearly loved by his parents and
fondly loving and respecting them IN turn.
His death was not looked for, and the blow
Is thus made all the harder. The family
have the warm sympathy OF an extended
circle OF friends.
M.ExxERcHoR Hall last evening was filled
with pleasant crowd OF ladies and gentle
men who danced the evening away to May
er's music. The occasion was q surprise to
Miss Maggie thinner, and was gotten up by
number OF her lady friends who must have
felt amply repaid for their trouble, as every
thing passed of so successfully. The com,
mittee who had the affair in charge consisted
OF Misses Emma Kilvei, Julie kittie, Lena
Wagenheim, Annie and Emma A,mmer
Mary Glue, Hickey E6erling, and Messrs
Louis Eberling, Henry Kelvei and Edward
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