The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-30
CRY MATTERS.
Brief Notes ON Current Events of Minor
Insaraat


Interest.
sIxcEthe adjournment Of the clrcnit Court
affairs about the Court House are very quiet
BKLIs Foundry will start up in full to-day,
after having been shut down torAbout nVe
weeks.
TuE Maennerchor Society will give mas
uuerade ball at their hall adjoining the Pub.
lie Library, on Thursday evening"
GO. SIXTH was appointed administrator OF
the estate OF Henry Veohl, deceased, yester.
day, giving bond Of $500, with w. t. Burt
Us bOndsmRu
CONSTABLE LOVE- has lost that wonderful dog
EPeter." He Is inconSolable, and 81, 900
wouldn't serve as marker 10 the value he
set on that purp.
MAJOR MITCHELL and Deputy Sheriff
Blanchard leave this morning for Mounds
VILE with John-Beal and the four North
Wheeling fire bugs.
THE Committees on Poor House and Jail
and Court House and Farm ef the County
Commissioners met yesterday. The Board
meets next Monday.
JUSTICE CALDWELL yesterday dismissed the
case OF felonious assault against David Bald
win, preferred by Samuel Culbertson, at the
cost OF the complainant
The fairies in "Iolanths" form the best
looking set OF chorus singers that Wheeling
has been favored with for q long time. Two
or three OF these caught the boys very bad.
LAST evening before Justice Phillips,
Charley McKowan was charged by Maggie
Krouowish with using abusive language to.
ward her, and was bound over In the sum oil
500 to keep the peace for one year.
LErERs advertised Tuesday, January 80,
1883: s. =. earns, James X. Gardner, Chas.
Over. NJ, Lowry, And Myers, J. A. Messmsn,
| G. Miller, Miss Jennie Mcknight, J. b. 0ster.
house, Geo. B. Thompson, W. 4. Walker.
YESTERDAY morning. before Justice Muir
rims, on complaint OF Michael Zsigler, Mrs.
Bailey Prosper was fined two dollars aud
costs and bound over in the sum OF one hun.
dred dollars to keep the peace for one year.
Mss. J. ELLEN FsorER, Of Iowa, one of the
most renowned woman lecturers In theU United
States, and said TO be the most prominent
woman lawyer in the world, will lecture To-
morrow night at the Fourth Street Church
on Constitutional Prohibition.
YESTERDAY morning two year old son oil
Mr., James Warden, OF North Wheeling
wapdered away from home, and officer VIII
liatns found him down near the creek bridge
The little fellow didu't seem much frighten.
ed, and after telling his name at the City
Building, was sent home.
YESTERDAY afternoon sister OF Louis Ere
bold, OF East Wheeling, while standing at the
top OF flight OF stairs in her brothers house
at No, 100, Nineteenth street, lost her balance
and fell heallong TO the bottom, She had q
baby In her arms at the time aud continued
10 bold Il, while she was falling. Strange tc
saw. lie only injury TO the baby was small
cut on the chin. The lady had her arm badly
dislocated and was bruised up generally
LAST evening, about 7:30 o'clock, young
man. said 10 hail from Claysyille, entered
billions jewelry store and asked to look at
some lodge pins. While he was so engaged
he was observed 10 slip pin into his pocket
When he started TO so, he was asked for tile
same, but refusing 10 give 1t up, an officer
was sent for and the door locked. Before
officer Bird arrived, the thief had reconsider
his action and give the pin back. AS Mr..
Dillon would make no complaint against the
fellow. he was not arrested. He was very
genteel looking person.
The tirst regular business session OF the
new Council will be held this evening. The
special Committee on Committees were in
session yesterday afternoon and the result OF
their labors will be made known this even
I
"Merry War" at the Opera House probably
will not be a circumstance compared TO the
war that will be waged at the Ark by the
numerous candidates. Councilmen are en-
titled TO pity; II they come ont OF to'nights
meeting alive, they will probably last for The
full length Of their term.
YESTERDAY morning at $50 O'Clock a cere-
mony, very solemn and impressive in Its ma
ture, took place at Mt. de Chantal, II was
termed reception" two young ladies took
| the first OF two steps towards renouncing The
world, and taking upon themselves the vows
OF chastity, poverty and obedience as nuns.
Bishop Kahn oificiated, assisted by the Chap
lain OF the Mount. Miss Saddle o. Brien, Of
Pittsburgh, and Miss Bradley, Of Grafton,
both accomplished ladies were the ones to
take this important step. Very few outside
of those belonging TO the institution, were
witnesses Of the ceremony.
AT meeting OF stockholders Of the Frank
lin Insurance Company held yesterday. the
following named persons were elected dtrec.
tors: J. n. Vance, 81. Reilly, James Max.
we'll, ]. II. Hobbs T. P. shallcross, Geo.
Adams, ]. K. Botsford, L. c. Stifel and Q. +.
Dewey. A. dividend OF 10 per cent was de-
clared payable on demand. estockholders
decided to discontinue business under the
! present charter after March lst, and new
charter will be taken out with the following
gentlemen as incorporates: ]. n. Vance,
N. Reilly, L. s. Delaplain, James Maxwell,
Earl W. Oglebay aud r P. Phillips. The
character and standing OF the incorporators
Is a sufficient guarantee that tho nav CON-
pany will be, Ike the old one, solid and sub
santial institution. The capital stock will be
ann O0D