The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-13
CITY nArrgns.
RrIer Notes on Current Events of Minor
Interest.

Interest.
To-Day is pay day at the LaBelle
ONE marriage license was Issued yester.
day, making three this week.
The Knights OF Pythlas ball occurs this
evening at the Arion building.
THE Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky
pay car madeits appearance yesterday.
CHARLES L. DAVIS In calvin Joslin" will be
among the attractions at the Opera House
next week.
The Arion socIstywill give musical en-.
teftainment at the club room Sunday even
ING, for the benefit Of members.
soxE changes are being made at the post
Office, among which Is the removal OF the
stamp window to the south end OF the lobby.
DrLLoS & MCDONALD and Winters and
ThompSon will DO before police court this
morning charged with selling liquor on Sun.
day.
WELIsuuRG ia to have new insurance
company, in which several Wheeling gen
tlenen are interested. About $4,000 has
been subscribed to the capital stock.
CAPTAIN SAN MASON was buried yesterday
afternoon from bis late residence 90
Twentieth street. Rev. DR.. w. II. Cooke
conducted the funeral services, and the pail
bearers were nearly all old associates Of Capt.
Mason's on the river.
"WEDNESDAY evening Mr.. August Kryer
was married TO Miss Louisa Hoehle, popu-
lar young lady OF North Wheeling. Mr..
Kryer Is one OF the Oldest and best known
members OF the Opera House orchestra, and
bis numerous fri 'nds will be only 100 glad to
learn Of his good luck.
oTFICEa BIRD picked up the somewhat
famous Maggie Hines, In the upper market,
yesterday, SO intoxicated she had to be taken
TO the station house In cart officer Jun
kins took In Beck Criswell for drur kenness
and loafing In the Market House. and poor
"0ld Buck" for the same old otfsnse, plain
drunk.
ON, TAYLOR and II. schmuhlbaoh. OIL
Wheeling, are engaging the attention Of oul
Mayors Court, and the services OF ]. b
Smith d James Tallman, EiqrA, In a sui
for damages by Taylorv& Schmublbach FOL
running the beer wagon ofthe latter into The
oyster wagon OF the former. Further hearing
In ten dayS-BeliaiTe Tribune.
CLERK HOOK admitted TO record q deco
made February 22. 1883, by Elizabeth D. Nc
Coy to Horteuse b. Edwards and William D.
Mccoy, in consideration OF 81 and an agree
ment In partii ion OF the estate OF DR.. h. Il
Mccoy, deceased, for farm In Ritchit
district, known as the Greenlee Farm, con
tanning liz acres, roods aud 81 poles.
LAST evening number OF ladies styling
themselves the O'clock Social Club" ten
bered their gentlemen friends compii
mentary dance at Germania Hall. During
Lent Tue ladies one evening called on the
Germania Society, aud presented verV
handsome clock to be hungin the hall There
was no dancing on that occasion, and last
nights affair was 10 make up for that time
Mayors orchestra furnished music for about
seventy couple. The floor managers were were
Charles Ebeling and Fred Weisgerber. The
committee OF ladies was composed OF Misses
Lena Wsgenheim, Augusta Ebeling, Mary
Esckey, Julia Ki.tee, Amelia Drummer and
Minnie Ebeling
THE Odd Fellows OF thi, city propose to
celebrate the 9th anniversary Of the order
April Goth, by having good time at the
Opera House that night. The Entertainment
Committee has been hard at work getting up
q delightful programme OF readings, recita'
tions, tAbleaux, songs, Duets ETC., and the
friends and members OF the order have the
prospect OF fine evenings entertainment
Last year the house was oyercrowded, and
much complaint was made because noseat
ing arrangements were made. This year, as
was the case last year, no charge for admission
will be made; but for those who wish To re-
serve seats, a charge Of ten cents a seat will
be made, SO 1t is hoped all will be suited
Further particulars will be given later.
An adjourned meeting OF the Knights and
Ladies' " Honor was held at odd Fellows
Hall last evening for the election Of officers,
with the following result: George +. Ankle
Protector; DR.. John E. Smith, Vice Protestor
George F. Irvine, Secretary; J. A. Jefferson
Treasurer; Mrs. T. N. Jones, Chaplain; Mis-.
Mary Hoffman,, Guide; Mrs. sarah lmhof
Guardian; Daniel Clemens, Sentinel. The
next meeting will be held at Odd Fellow,
Hall on Thursday, April 20, at 7:SOr NJ, al
which time the Supreme Secretary, Freeman
Wright, Esq., Of ST. Louis, will be present &c
institute the lodge, present the charter and
install the officers. All who desire to become
charter members must present themselves tc
ths Medical Examiner, DR.. John Z. Smith
l4O4 Chapline street, or Ur. ]. W. Morris, 81
Twelfth street