The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-11
CRY MATTERS.
Brief Notes on Current Events Of Minor
Interest.

up yesterday morning.
RECORDER HOOK yesterday issued tive mar
rage licenses, and one deed OF trust
A HuAsIss meeting OF the West Virginia
Historical Society will be held at the State
House at II A. NJ. to-day.
The Academy OF Music has good houses
nightly. More Legislators were there last
night than in the proposed caucus.
Tx Arion societyis going to give a big
masquerade ball at the club house, Monday,
February 5. 1t will be an elegant affair.
PAT RooNEY's company will have good
houses at the Opera House, Friday and Sat
urday evenings, and at Saturday matinee.
CHAs. ROACH, employed in the Top Mill
quarry, had his right hand horribly mashed
BY fall OF soapstone yesterday afternoon.
soME excitement was created on Eleventh
street yesterday, by the burning out OF .
chimney Of house occupied by Mrs. Burke.
man, few doors from the Hope hose house.
The cars on the Citizens Line were de.
tanned about three.quarters Of an hour yester.
day by q blockade on Jacob Street, Eighth
ward, while large safe was being placed in
Becker's jewelry establishment.
Ar the annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Ohio Valley Protective Union, held
ed and at subsequent meeting oil the Direc-
tors the same officers were reelected for the
ensuing year.
Two strings Of limestone are being broken
and spread on Jacob street. below Thirty
eighth, In the Eighth ward. That boulevard,
that was once the pride OF certain Council.
men In the Eighth ward, needSp patching bad
lyin several places.
hr,,, .iI.kt Hnnts1 hn. n1naIad tha fol
lowing officers for the year 1883: President,
A. G. Stoetzer; Vice President, Chas. Heidi
Secretary, B. A. Schuleri Treasurer, Chas.
Schneider The Starlight will have grand
mssque ball at Arion Hall on the 18th Of
this month.
MKssRs. Juuus LEMoYNE, OF Washington,
A, R. Jacobs, s. s. Jacobs and L. P. sisson,
committee on the revising OF the premium
list for cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, etc, for
the comming third annual State Fair, met
Yesterday at the Court House and COM
Inenced their arduous labors. They will be
at work for several days.
ISreply to our correspondent "B, rs. LJep'
son requests the lSTKLlIGESCER to state that
his calculations showing the cost per annum
OF each pupil In the public schools, were BIAS.
ed upon The current expenses" OF the
schools, which does not, OF course, include the
'building fund" which latter is u large item
in the tax bills, but variable expense.
In Judge Boyd's part OF the Circuit Court
the case Of George Christlieb, charged With
cruelty to animals, was placed before jury
composed OF the following; James Hanna,
II. w. Amick, r. H. leighton, II. Warneke,
A, II. Forgcy, J. n. Confer, VIM. Hsnnis, 3.
B. Caldwell, G. G. Roth, B. Schul, Chas.
Beuter and K. v. Arkle. Averdict Of not
guilty was rendered. The suit was instituted
By Liyerymaa Simpson. Prosecuted by
Attorney Jordan and defended by Colonel
Arnett.
ALyREp MAYHu0H, OF this county, was dis
charged from the Moundsville prison yester'
day, after serving six years and eight months
This Is the last OF the batch, father and three
sons. Alfred Is entirely blind, but still
managed to perform considerable work In
the foundry. He possesses considerable in
genuity, as was proven by his managing to
catch quite number OF mice In his cell by
means OF an old fruit can and small stick
and piece Of string.
THE Cect.lian Musical Society, the new
oratorio Socity, meets tonight in the thirc
floor OF the Odd Fellows Hall building, q:
| by an oversight the regular place of meeting
(M@nnercbor Hall) was engaged by the own
ers OF the place to other parties for I'M:
evening. Members and others will therefore
take notice Of the change, The Society isir
q t!ourishing condition, and We hope 70 set
all our music-loying people NUMBERED
among the membership. The election O.
officers takes place tonight,
Irisnot generally known that about thu
28ih Of last month Mr.. Apologize the con
tractor OF the Pittsburgh Wheeling d Ken
lucky, Benwood extension made an sssign
to bis bondsman Alex Patterson Of ALE
cheney, The reason for this action Is no
yet definitely known. The work was con
tinued after that by W. H. Gibson, thu
superintendent Of construction for Apple
gale, but with only about one-fourth OF tht
forcethat had been used. Everything has since
been arranged, and the work Is being pushec
by Superintendent Gibson with q full force
The pile dFiyipgwill be finished by thu
first.
THE following conyeyanees OF real estate
were admitted to record by Clerk Hook yes
terday: A deed made January 2, 1888 BY
friedrich Happy and wife. TO Mary a.. Con
pers, OF the west half OF lot No. 204 in Cen
ire Wheeling for $500; A deed made Janu
airy s, 1883 by A. J. Clark special conmis
sioner, to Caroline L Williams, OF the north
S3 feet OF that parcel Of ground In NORTH
Wheeling, formerly occupied by the Third
Presbyterian Church, being parts Of lots No.
80 and 90, on the east side OF Main street tor
s, 800. a deed made December ls, 1882 BY
David B. Sherrad and wife, OF Carroll county
Ohio, and Robert D. Baird trustee, to 4. I,
Hedges OF Little Rock, Arkansas, OF various
tractp OF land in Ohio county; consideration
s.. 500.