The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-30
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Brieraotes on Current Even,s or Minor
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Ep ALLES, a BenWood mill boiler, was run
down by B. go. train near the Riverside
furnace, and had one Of his ankles broken. ;
G. o. SAITH yesterday sold To Mrs. A. z.
Rice, OF ST. Clatrsville. q house on South
Huron street, Island, belonging to Thos. w.
Stephens.
81, Q. UIRIon was yesterday appointed ad-
administrator OF the estate off. Il. Behrens,
deceased, and gave bond in the sum Of s., 1000,
with q. F. Behrens as surety.
A NEW order on this Panhandle compels
the conductors and brakemen to make pas
SINGERS boarding the trains to show tickets,
Just as 10 done in the union depots.
TEE Marietta base ball club wants to play
the Wheeling Browns here tomorrow. They
were also 10 plsy the Globes, OF BelIaire, this
week, but the weather will probably stop 1t.
Mr.. ARTHUR GARAonrY. for some time en-
glneer OF the Woodward Iron Works, Wheel.
Ing, Ala has returned home and accepted q
position as engineer at the Riverside Iron
Works.
FLOATING on the bfefzes are rumors that an
excellent young gentleman from Wheeling
will soon lead an estimable young lady OF
the Third ward to the bymenial altar.-BeR-
ARE Independent.
sou1RR PErERMAE yesterday fined VIM.
Gleason IS aud costs. He Is the man who
bad the row with 9 street car driver named
Preston Saturday, for which Preston was then
fined the same sum-.
THE following letters are unclaimed at the
Postofice: E. D. Winning, Henry Reiger,
Robert Portner, Arthur T. Hague, Wm. Fl.
8. B. Cable, John Mullin, John Ickler.
YESTERDAY morning a man going out 10
his work on the Elm Grove railroad. narrow:
train on Sixteenth street. He was struck by
the steps OF one OF the cars and hurled sew
eral yards, but escaped with slight bruises
aud q crust Q dion r pail.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted TO record
a cemetery deed, conveying to James Wal.
lace u lot In the Stone Church Cemetery; and
a deed made October %, by John 9. Deyine
to Emma, wife OF George Bowers, in consid.
Grafton Of $3.50, for the aorth half OF lot 50 ia
Square IS, in the Eighth ward.
The County COMMISSIONER Committee on
Poor House and Farm met at the court house
YESTERDAY forenoon and prepared their
monthly report. In the afternoon they went
out 10 the Infirmary to inspect II aud get one
oiSCapt. Plankey's good suppore. The Com
mIttee on Court House and Jail also met
yesterday.
Mn. J. ". FARRIER. for many years United
States Mail Agent on the Wheeling and
Petersburg river route has ~resignej, and
Charles A. Helmbright, Of this city, has been
appointed his successor. Mr.. Farrier was an
Intelligent, accommodating and faithful
agent. No doubt Mr.. Helmbrlght will prove
a worthy successor.
AT Springfield. O., the other day, a Young
girl was indicted under the name OF Maggie
Anderson for grand larceny. She %annouuces
that her real name is Maggie Stewart, and
that her father Is q wealthy merchant at
Bridgeport. There is q strong case against
her, bat owing TO her tender years 1t Is
thought she will be taken to the Reform
schonl. Does anybody over the river know
the girl?
A CERTIFICATE OF incorporation was issued
yesterday morning by Secretary OF State
stalnaker to the Ma ional Electric Light
Company, OF Washington, D. o., for the puI-
pose OF carrying on q general electrical bust
ness, and other business proper to be done
Herewith, The stock Is S 1000. with the
privilege OF incrta'ing 1t to $1,000, 900. The
shares are $50. and are held by G. G. Msy-
nard, of Washington, $3.50 shares; J. U.
Bui kett aud A. s. Worthington, OF the same
city, % shares each; Z. Berline, Of Boston,
30 shares, and A. G. Davis, OF Baltimore, 20
lstlreg.