The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-03
CITY MATTERS.
Brief Notes on Current Events of Minor
Interest.

Interest.
TRE hog market In this city Is very dull.
vESrsoS was never SO plenty in the city as
at present.
The streets were well filled with ladies' yes.
terd0y afternoon, enjoying the beautiful
weather and bracing atmosphere.
YEsTEEDAY afternoons train on the Hemp:
field carried outa number OF Mt de Chautal
pupils, who have been home for the holidays.
'souIRE PHILIPS yesterday discharged
Mooney, charged by LIZZIE Herman with
stealing SIS from her, the evidence falling to
Justify his commitment,
THE boys have very slick coasting tracks
on the head OF Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
and when the police are out OF sight they
make life burden to pedestrians.
HESRY PEBLER was yesterday appointed
curator OF the estate Of George Pebler, deceas-
ed, giving bond In the sum OF $1,000 with
Martin Pebler and John WohnhasAs sureties.
A HANDSOME oil painting Of Editor A. J.
HRlstead, OF the Saturday Ereiling Journal, is
displayed In Miller & Franzhenl's window.
The picture reflects credit on the artist, Mr..
Geo. w. Storm.
THE irrepressible "JeG" Davis Is again in
trouble. He was found on the street IN u
condition Of intoxlcation yesterday by or
ficer Fugate, and run into the Central sta
ton, where he spent the night.
A MASS meeting OF Methodists was held at
the Fourth Street N. L. Church last evening
TO consider ways and means OF increasing the
efficacy OF the Sabbath schools. A Number
OF ministers and prominent gentfemenspoke.
THE suit OF the st. James Hotel company
VS.. George scranage, lessee OF the hotel prop
erty, for unlawful detainer Of the premises,
which WAS to have been put on trial in the
Municipal Court yesterday, was postponed
until to-day, on account Of the illness of Mr..
Scranage.
HENRY POWELL yesterday complained TO
Squire Philips that Sarah Dausenberry had
been guilty OF trespass. A warrant was Is
sued. The case grows out OF the troubles in
the Colored Baptist church, and when 1t
comes up for trial will develop some interest
ingfeatures OF that war.
BIoS WATSON became weary OF life on New
Years day, because female In whose smiles
he had basked began to smile for another. and
he procured some laudanum and attempted
10 10 hence TO that bourne from which no
traveller returns. He wss thwSr.ed, how
ever, his friends discovering his little scheme
and summoning physician, who succeeded
In saving the young mans life.
AMONG the guests present at the silver
wedding celebration OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. j..
Mcdonald on Monday evening was Mrs. Nc.
Donald's mother, Mrs. Mary A. McNAbb,
widow OF the late william McNabb. Mrs.
McNabb Is SO years old, and the mother OF
four sons and three daughters now living.
Thirty grandchildren have been born to her,
all in Wheeling, aud twelve greatgrandchil'
Edren, likewise all born In Wheeling. This
is certainly u remarkable record.
LAsr evening Chief Dunning made change
IN the foremanship OF the Eighth ward hose
house. Tom Rose, the trusted and expe.
rienced fireman who was so unjustly ousIed
by Eccles, the particulars OF which were
given wide publicity at the time, has been
reinstated In place,ot Henry Rothermund,
who steps down and out. Every one In the
Eighth ward Is glad to see Rose back, except
+ a few ward politicians. lie showed himself
prompt and efficient when in the service
before.
. CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record
deed made Nov. !, by Robt. Simpson and
wife, VIM 3. Simpson aud wife, Sarah, widow
OF John Simpson, ct al, TO George Null, 10
consideration of$l75, for the east 80 It. and
4 In. OF 10. I04, In East Wheeling; also deed
made Dec 80, by l.. O. and W. +. stifel, ex-
ecut0rs.to EArnst kloepner, In consideration
Of S., $50, for lots % and %, in the Eighth
ward. Also deed made January ., 1885,
by the Bank of the Ohio Valley TO Henry
Robrecht in consideration OF $4,000, for
the property on the corner OF Water and Four.
tenth street, known as the st. Charles hotel
property.
On Monday eveningst. Alphonsus German
Benevolent Association elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: President, O.
r. Behler; Vice.President, Conrad Aul /;
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