The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-06
CITY MATTERs.
Brief Notes on Current Events Of Minor
Interest.

AnNNIB1hs
ONE marrisge license was issued yesterday.
g. o. sarrH, real estate agent, yesterday
sold f Il. Ducks lot on South Broadway, to
J. q. Daley.
THErE will be necktie social Friday and
Saturday evenings at WeSleyRn N. E. church,
Eighth ward.
POLICEMAN Joe Barum has gone to Pitts
burgh 10 visit for few days. His family &C.
c1mpanied him.
LOUIS FUHR has been elected President OF
the Germania Singing Society, vice Christian
Schnepf, resigned.
In the U. 6. Court yesterday q capias was
ordered to issue for Joseph Fl. Sage, charged
with violating the postal laws.
MAGGIE RAYMOND, former Wheeling girl,
now one Of Pittsburgh's notorious women,
has again been arrested In that city, THIS Tune
for fast driving.
Tnx Benwood Iron Works advertises this
morning for proposals for doing the stone
work for their projected steel plant. This
looks like business.
CLERK HOOK yesterday sdmitted to record
deed made August 10. 1888, by Mary V.
Hamilton and N. O. Hamilton, her husband,
10 G. o. Smith, In consideration OF $425, for
the north twenty-five feet Of lot 1870 on the
east side OF North York street, between ln'
diana and Kentucky streets.
Mr. PIERCE L. JARVIS, representing BARLEY
Campbell's white Slave" company, 10 10
the city. This company will hold the boards
at the Opera House next Tuesday, Wednet-
day and Thursday evenings, performing the
white Slave" two nights, and giving the
older, but still popular, Galley Slave" on
Thursday evening.
THE Wheeling City Band gave It's annual
picnic at Seibert's Garden yesterday, and
like all previous entertainments given BY
this organization 1t was q success. In the
morning the baEd paraded the streets and
made some excellent music. A good sized
crowd was on hand In the afternoon and sew
eral car loads went out after supper.
ARTICLES have been signed for match
game Of bsss ball between the Lillys, OF Bell
aire, aud the Healys, OF this city, for 500 q
side, to take place on the State Fair Grounds
Saturday, September 40. The winners take
Deegan, Of Be laire, will be umpire, and Fred
Happy, OF this city, final stakeholder. The
game will be played under the League rules
BARLOW, WILSON & Co.'s famous and popu
lar mnstrels will be at the Opera House
ulRul. 4hbSdlNtu bthlu uIo INV VI
sale at Wilson & Banners music store, and
are selling we'll. This, however. goes with
out saying. The performers in the company
especially Messrs. Barlow and Wilson, are
prime favorites here, and their names alone
are sufficient to pack the house with an eager
audience, which relies confidently upon
being richly entertained.
Mr.. ANDREW KiRxBsrGHT, OF Mstamoras
has Sued DR.. +. 9. Martin, OF Matamoras, fol
$4,000 damages. He claims that DR.. Mar
lin circulated the report that he was con-
ceraed in the murder OF the oil man neal
Archers Fork some fifteen years ago. Mr.
Kirkbright also expects 10 make 1t lively FOL
certain newspapers aud newspaper CORES.
pondents, whotrok up the story and repeated
1t. At the time OF the alleged murder Mr.
Kirkbright did not live within forty miles oil
Matamoras, and never saw:the man whom the
report says was murdered.- marietta Leader