The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-04
CITY aATTERs.
Brier Notes on caTrest events Of Minor
Interest.
Straw hats cease to be q rarity.

BFtef Hofes on Garrett vents OF Mtnor
tp.t5 Interest.
Straw hats cease to be a rarity.
Asparagus, onions, tasishes, kale, spinach,
.rhub4rb ard the like are no longer novelties
In the markets.
THERE will bea meeting Of the womsn's
Christian Temperance Union this afternoon
at 3 O'Clock. Ladiesot all the churches are
invited.
THOMAS o'BMEN was yesterday appointed
administrator Of iheles1ate OF Samuel Mason,
deceased, and gave bond In the sum OF
1000, with John f. Mason as surety.
EQUINE scauLTzE yesterday procured for
Chas. Janke, Of Bellaire, q pension oil $3.50
Jankee was o member OF the First West Viz.
gtnia Cavalry, and was shot in the hip,
The strict enforcement by the police OF
the ordinance forbldding loose women to
appear oh the streets at night has worked q
very noticeable reform in that particular.
The Central Glass Works Company has re.
ceiyed the material for u derrick, and will
shortly have the tools and machinery on the
ground ready TO commences boring q we'll in
search Of natural gas.
JOSEPH CHAMBERs. the man who stole Mrs
Embleu's pocket book at the Second ward
market, and was convicted OF grand larceny,
was Yesterday sentenced TO the PenitenttAry
for five years by Judge jacob.
orreER FuoArE yesterday picked up a tiny
kid. a little boy Of Patrick Riley's, who lives
at the head Of Fourteenth street, who htd
wandered down town and become bswildered.
He was restored To his parents before they
had missed him.
Six cases were in the lookup last night
"Carrie Coleman and five other fsllows," one
OF the officers said. There we're four DRINKS,
one sidewalk obstruttionist and q female in.
terdicted from Appearing on the streets ut
night, in the lot.
THERE was q bad runaway on Sixteenth
street yesterday forenoon, q country, team
soaring ut an engine on the Hemptie!d rail-;
road, upsetting the wagon and throwing the
occupants out upon the pavement. BY Pc
culiar good fortune no serious damage was
done.
The hook and ladder company No. l is still
out OF service. The truck was repaired yes
terday, but Erred, "Sonc Of the horses, Is so
iame. from some cause, that he can hardly
stand. Until he RECEIVERS, the fist team at
q fire, II ladders are necessary, goes for the
truck.
The fat rail Is now laid on the Citizens
] Line from Tenth street to the Market street
bridge. Yesterday a force OF men began
tearing up Market street from Twenty.tirst 10
Twenty.second street, preparatory TO chang
ing the present route OF the road through
Centre Wheeling.
THE committee having in charge the ar
rangements for the annual reunion aud pic;
mic Of tho Amalgamated Association Will
probably meet at Beaver tomorrow. Vice
president @. D. Thompson, OF this city, Is q
member. 1t Is thought the pic mic Will be
held at Beaver. June2.
TuE senior class OF the State University are
expected 10 pass through this city to-day in
charge OF Prof. While. They will 20 down
the River on the st. Lawrence to Hunting.
ton, thence up thee & Z. road to Staunton.
and thence through the Valley OF Virginia
and Richmond, taking In L tray and Weyers
cave en- route.
The LIQUOR Dealers League have elected
the following officers Of their organization
for the ensuing term: President Charles Il.
Behler; Vice.P President, Peter Welty; secFe-
tary, 8. Brubaoher; I easurer, ID. Jefferson;
Trustees, 81. Blumenberg, Henry Amick,
Peter Bonenbcrger, Gregory Warner and
Charles Horstman.
The concert and ball given last evening at
Mnlnerehor Hall VS. for the benebt oil the
choir connected with St. Johns German
Church.o O. which Prof. Louis Vsas Is director.
Both the musical and dancing portious oil the
evening were successes. The concert pro-
gramme was well made up and gave pleasure
10 all wko were fortunate enough 10 hear 1t.
THE Jury in the case off. L. Kimberly, ad-
m,nistrator OF William Kimberly, deceased,
against Ohio county, to recover damages Tor
the killing Of said William Kimberly on &C.
count OF the alleged bad condltionof acounty
road, yesterday reported in Judge Boyd's
court that they were unable 10 agree upon u
verdict, and they were discharged from FUR
Their consideration of the case.
DR.. F. 8. MoRRkos and wife have opened
o dental Office in McLain's building. They
come to this city from East Saginaw. Mich,
where they have been practicing their pro-
fession during the past year, since their grad
uation from the Dental College Of the Michi-
gan University. This Is one Of the only "
denial schoolsin this country whose diploma
admits to practice IN European cities with
out q special examination.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted 10 record
a deed made May 2 by Elizabeth Anu Lose
ct al. TO Thomas 0'B'iep, In consideration OF
IS, for q tract OF land on Wheeling creek, ad:
joining the lands OF ]. S. Rhodes and y. w.
Russell, and containing 6.s4 acres, more or
less. Also q deed made March 81, by Charles
Plat and wife to Oliver J. Crawford. In con-
sideration of 800, for a piece OF land adioin.
ing lot 20 in division J Of Joseph CaldwslIs
addition 10 Wheeling. Also a deed made
May / by Mary Mcnamara to John A. How:
ard, In consideration Of 1880, for % feet oil
the west end OF lots 10 and 10 In square 81 in
the Eighth ward. i