The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-30
olTY MATITERs.
BFief Notes on Current Events or AIin0l

hLIcA Notco On OuEEeHt ENGntb % MAlnOE
8 Interest.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to record
yesterday by the County Recorder.
BARNEY BRADY, the ex- policeman, was ar
rested yesterday for drunkenness and abusive
language to Squire Peterman. J
'souRE MuRRRs yesterday put YostLawry
under q bond of $500 to keep the peace.
Lawry's offense was wife-beatipg.
THIEVES entered the shop of Mr.. Dutield,
the copper worker, on Water street, yester-
day morning, and stole anumber of valuable
tools. Il
AFrER the adjournment of Alpha Lodge,
K. of a., last night, an elegant banquet was
served in celebration of the tenth anniversary
of the order.
TIE members of the Fire Department have
bad pretty soft time OF it this month.
There has been only one rua, aud that was
on the first day of the month.
GOVERNOR JACKSON has appointed G.
Smith notary pubic. He yesterday fled his
bond of $25U with F. p. Mcneil surely, with
Recorder Hook, before whom he took the
oath.
Miss sALLIE AxTcN, of Willow Springs, a
flag station on the p, w. & KY, Yesterday,
lode for the fist time in her life on railroad.
She lives TWO and n half miles from The rail
road, and is 40 years old.
PoTTKRY ASSEMBLY X. of L., No. 1852 pic
mics to-day on the Stats Fair G. ounds.
Mayors orchestra has been engaged for the
occasion and everything points toward avery
pleasant and successful affair.
CHARLES soaILT, a native of Philadelphia;
was ordained a priest at the Catholic Catht-
dral yesterday. The exercises were all in
Latin, and Bishop Kahn fficiated, assisted by
Monsignor Sullivan aud several priests,
A PLEASANT surprise party wasgiyen Thurt-
day evening by Mrs. Boyd, at her resinence,
corner of TwentY-Second and Water street ;,
4 in honor nf har G0F Ahnnf Ok T1la
were present. and the evening passed most
merrily for all.
MORE trouble occurred at the Central glass
works gas well yesterday. While endeayoI-
ing to pull up some of the obstructiops that
have lodged down in the bowels of the earth,
went down to JOIN the other ropes and sand
pump. 1t seems as though that well would
never be cleared out
RECORDER Hook yesterday admitted to rec.
ord deed made April II, 1888, by. the City OF
IiWheeling to Louis Halter, of lot No: 645 ii,
Peninsula Cemetery for $50 A deed made
March 80, 1888, by Robert White and wife to
w. B. Curtis ct al, constituting the Board Of
Education of Liberty district, this county, oi
q parcel OF land in that district containing
los poles, for $50.
LAST evening, about dusk, as Will Speaker
| an employe of the Central glass works, was
on his way home large Newfoundland dog
lying on the door step of Ollie Csmeron's 50
loon, on Wood street, jumped at him, caught
him by the arm, tore the sleeve out of his
c1at aud badly hurt his arm. Mr.. Speaker
hasteued to DR.. Ulrfch for treatment. Officer
Freehold is to kill the dog this morning. -.
A SHOOTING match took placs yesterday be
tween Messrs. @. Gantert aEd O, Schmidt, oil
| this city, and Messrs Bonenberger and Win
tiers, of wheeling. The result showed 6
score of Gantert over Bonen berger Al
Schmidt over Winters, 8. The Wheeling
men made it interesting for their BtlIaire
| friends when the shooting was over, but theiI
shooting was no good.-BelIdire Independent
THE Chautauqua Circle of this city met
Thursdsy evening at the residence of DR.
Joseph E. Smith, pastor of Fourth Street
| Church. Each member was allowed to bring
a friend, and the result was that over sixty
of Wheeling's cultured people were seated il,
the cosy paElors to lis en- to the delightful
programme that had been prepared. ~ was
one of the most successful meetings Of the
season. DIR. SUith was assisted in receiving
the guests by his daughter, Miss Carrie.