The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-01
CITY MATTERS.
Brief Notes ON Current Events of Minor
Interest,


Interest.
ONE marriage license was issued by Clerk
Hook yesterday.
A PRIVATE German will be given at Franz.
helms Hall tonight
The invitations for the Governors reception
were Issued yesterday.
The MRnnerchor Society gives monster
masquerade tonight ut Its hall for its mem.
beis only.
Two strings OF limestone are being broken
and spread on Main street from the Top mill
to Sixth street They are surely needed.
A TOUCH OF the blizzard came back yestsr-
day and brought out the heavy wrappings.
The balmy. spring like air OF the day before
was'moSt etIectually disposed oil.
LOUIS p. sALrRRBAcH was yesterday ap.
pointed administrator OF the estate OF Chris.
tian Melzger, deceased, giving bond OF s6OO
with Conrad Schauibra as surety.
Mr.. LOUIS CoLNAR, JR, proprietor OF the
DeitSche ZeitniO will this afternoon issue the
first number OF an evening daily In German,
10 be called Abend 6idn der Deutsehe Zeitttng.
The Committee on Salaries met at the City
Building last evening, aud prepared report
for tomorrow nights Council meeting, The
salaries remain about the same as last year.
MASTER CHARLIE HousToE, OF South Broad
way Island, fell yesterday and sustained
serIousinjurieS, among them badly sprained
ankle, which will give him an enforced rest
OF several days.
THE Board OF Directors Of the Belmont
Nail Company organized yesterday by elect
Dubois, Secretary, these officers being the
same as last year.
sALLIE ROBINSON yesterday qualified as ex-
ecu,rix OF the last will and testament OF
Robert Robinson, deceased, giving bond OF
s., 900. No security was required by the
the terms OF said will.
The only conveyance OF real estate ad-
mitted 10 record yesterday by Clerk Hook
was deed made January 20, 1888, by Joseph
II. Purcell and wife to L. H. Deiters, OF the
southwest quarter OF lot No. 80, in Jonathan
ZanC's addition to the city, for 81 COO.
A vEEY attractive programme is given at
Charlie Sbay's theatre this week, composed
OF an olio performance made up Of features
OF merit, and followed by the drama "The
Streets Of New York" with Mr.. Henderson
as star and first class company supporting
him. Ladies' matlnees are given Wednesday
and Saturday.
ME. lHOMAS bLAhoSsGht Va tue lsluutt ~
tired OF life iu large city, and proposes 70
farming business. He has purchased some
fine specimens OF Brahmas, Leghorns and
Plymouth Rock chickens, aud also OF q new,
large species called the Long Shangs. They
forni a nice looking lot Of poultry.
TIE Northwestern Base Ball League, oil
which the Toledo nine is one OF the clubs
has Joined the League Alliance. This will
prevent any OF the clubs from playing games
with any OF the Association cubs. Sam
Barkeley, Sam Moflat and Joe Miller, of this
city, who played with Standards last season,
will be with the Toledo nine nextsummer.
THE Peabody Insurance Company yester.
day received new safe weighing several
hundred pounds, for their new Office in the
recently finished Hess block on Market street,
above the Opera House. 1t was holsted up
with iron tackle on the outside OF the build
| ing and taken In at window. 1t Is estima'
| It'd that eight and fiye.eighths persons out Of
every ten stopped and made the remark,
"Thats not safe undertaking." while 9th.
er puns were numerous.
TIE anticipated sensational features in the
Marshall county case mentioned In yester'
days paper OF Fritz Hilms, charging Maria
Hilms, his wife, and Cbas. Seabright with
adultery, failed to materializs yesterday be
fore Justice Pelly, Of Benwood. 1t seem:
that Hilms failed, for lack OF witnesses, to
make good his case So he paid the costs, and
the case was dismissed 1t now remains to
see II II films and his wife will live happily to,
Lgether, for after the case had been disposed
Of, she went off to live with him.
LAST night an enjoyable maSqge ball was
given under the auspices Of the Germania
Singing Society at their halle the corner Of
Market and Fourteenth streets. About one
hundred aud sixty couples were present, who
danced till late hour to Mayors delightful
music. The costumes were new and original
and number OF them conspicuous Tor The
tasteful effect they produced. The success oil
this masquerade was largely due to the
efficient management Of the following Com
mittee on Arrangements: Messrs. 81. G.
Meyer, Louis Colmar, Jr., Charles Bickmeier
Jr., Henry Rasller and Franz Laupb.