The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-20
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BrIefE Notes on CarEent Events 81 MINOR
Interest,"
woak has oommsaosd on the addition u
the pottery. - v. ~ 80
TIE employees OF the B. & o. company here
were paid yesterday.
THE regular monthly meeting Of the Board
OF Education will be held this evening.
THEEx will DO q meeting Of the Womans
Christian Temperance Union tomorrow al
ternoon at 8 O'Clock at Fourth Street NJ. b.
church.
MARY BMSKMYER, the domestic who was
80 badly burned At Theodore Schreihers,
90 the Island, Monday, has since died oil her
injuries.
ARsE Of about two feet in the river as the
result OF the rain during the past twenty'touf
hours Is looked for within the next forty
eight hours by river men.
GEORGE E. SriFLE & Co. were fined 81 aud
costs In poIice court yesterday morning, for
obssructing the sidewalk with store boxes
contrary TO the ordinance. @'.1
BARNEY BRADY, the ex.poliCsman, was yes-
terdSy committed TO the workhonse for
thirty days by Judge Jeffersin default OF
tine OF 81 and costs, fordrunkenness.
CoNsoRp Lodge No. 10, l. o. o. F., cele
brated the twenty-fourth anniversary OF its
formation, by giving q very pleasant entei'
tainment at Labor Hall, in the Eighth ward,
last evening,
TAG suits Of the city VS. George Q. Black
will be tried next Monday. A special Jury
has been drawn for that day, and Judge
Braunon, OF Weston, will preside In Judge
Boyd's stead.
A WELL known business house in the city
IA contemplating the establishment OF an ex.
tsosiye commission house Ia connection with
their present business, to bs in charge OF
we'll known green grocer ofexperience.
The large, handsome linden trees In front
OF the Exchange Bank have attracted con.
siderable attention the past few days: They
arc putting forth second growth OF leaves,
and are a. green and pretty as trees in sprlng
at the same time they are shedding the hrst
growth Of leaves.
TAE case OF John Bird, indicted for grand
larceny, was yesterday continued in Fart l
OF the Circuit Court to the next term, and he
was remanded To jail. John Blattner, In;
iicied for cutting with intent 70 XII: ha sa
his case postponed and was released on $l,UUV
bail, his father becoming his bondsman.
A DEED was yesterday admitted TO record
BIZ Clerk Hook transferring to samuel u;
HUGHES, the farm east OF the city now owned
by tieorge Crumbscker, In consideration oil
50 900. by another deed Mr.. Hughes and
wife convey TO MIR. Crumbacker, In consider
alton OF 81 SEQ, lots, on The corner OF McCui-
loch and Ellen streets.
JJ. WOODS ESQ was yesterday appointed
by CLERK Hook administrator OF the estate oil
Hon. ]. II. Good. deceased, giving bond In
the sum OF IS 900, With II. N. Russell Esq, as
surety. Solomon Arbenz has qualified ss
administrator Of the eltate OF Hannah Fal'
Ienbach. deceased, giving $4,000 bond, with
lJohn Arbeuz as surety. Henry Helmbright
was Yesterday appointed guardian OF Charles
Ia, and Louis @ Pfaffeubaoh. giving bond IN
the sum Of 81, 200, with William G. Meyers as
surety.
AMEerrso OF the First Branch OF Council
was called for Tuesday evening, but only five
members responded. 1t Is generally de-
nounced as q shame, the manner In which O
majority OF First Branch members attend TO
their duties. A gentleman talking about the
matter at the City Building last night said
"If any OF them have an axe 10 grind yonll
find them here; otherwise you wont" Not .
Meeting OF the First Branch has been held
Mis- month. Numerous bills and reports
that have been passed by the Second are
awaiting the sanction OF the First, before
persons can receive the money due them.