The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-20

Brtef Notes ON Current Events of ninO,
Interest.
osE marriage neenIe YES tssued yeaterday


TaE art bail Of the season was given last
night a. seibsrt's summer garden.
TIE large brick sewer At Market Alley and
Centre Market Square cayed In yesterday,
but was promptly repaired.
ONLY one name was on the police roster
last nigbt-BartM alloy, 40 East Wheelingite,
arrested by Norris for being drunk.
WILLIAM JUER0ENs, OF East Wheeling.
claims TO have been knocked down and
robbed in the Eighth Ward last Wednesday
evening. -E.
"WEDNESDAY evening about thirty.fve oil
tho Pottery employees, with their wives and
sweetheRrts, enjoyed quiet dance at Bonen'
berger's Hall, South Side.
Mas. c. +. WAGNER dropped dead without
warning yesterday afternoon about O'Clock,
at her home on the Upper Market Square.
Her ailmsnt was an organic disease Of the
heart
TIH funeral OF Mrg. John White took place
yesterday, high MACS requiem being celebra'
led at the Cathedral by Bishop kAin. The
funeral was largely attended by Borrowing
friends OF the family. .ssi- ISL
FLEMING Focus, he eolored individual
charged by Charles Randolph, another col, col.
ored individual, with theft, was sent to all by
U
await the Grand Jury'S action. Dflg.s
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted 10 record
a deed made April TO- 1883, by Bridget
Cooper widow OF William Cooper, aud
Sarah Cooper, 10 Christian kRlbiiZer, In coll
sideration OF s., 900. for lot 81, excepting the
south 10 feet and 8 inches, on Jacob street.
south OF Twenty-dfth. 'a. 1881.
W. r. HCBBARD, Z Q, as council for the
Ohio County Board OF Commissioners ep,
peared before the State authorities yesterday
and asked for Board OF Equalization to
hear coin plants and make qualifications OF
The real estate appruisements made In this
county under the ro.assessmsnt law.
TBE West Virgins Ffeenldn In commenting
OH the fact that Hornbrook's Park Is to. be
sold say: "Ifever n beautiful spot OF ground
should be forever set part for happy uses, It
Is ITOrnbrook's Park, In honor and memory
OF the grand, good man who provided and
kept 1t tor the glad enjoyment OF the people
beloved" .ftftt
TIE Starlight Social, one Of the popular
clubs OF the city, gave select dance at Men
nerchor Hall last evening" that, notwith.
standing the diSagreeabble weather, was well
attended. Dancing was kept up until about
5 O'Clock this morning, Mayors orchestra
furnishing the music. MessrS G. J. Schneider,
@. F. Heit, @. ]. Hsberstick, G. II. Heller,
D. F. Kieiner, B. A. Schiller and Z. w.
Heller had charge OF the pleasant affair and
discharged their duties to the satisfaction
OF all. L'.
In Part II OF the Circuit Court yesterday,
Judge Boyd presided. Judge Jacob being COM
PEELED to surrender 20 indisposition after
opening court. The day was consumed with
the hearing Of Moses Devore, charged with
resisting Constable Rogers Of Liberty district,
10 the discharge OF bis duties. Deyore was
arrested for disturbing the commencement OF
the West Liberty Normal school, and fought
the officer. He was finally conquered strap
ped in wagon and brought to Jail
SERVICES will be held by the two cammand-
cries Of Knights Templar Of the city at the
Fourth Street NJ. L. Church on Ascension
Day Rev. Dr. Joseph Z. Smith, the pastor,
| will deliver sermon, aud music will be rem
dered BY the leading singers OF the city. The
Communicates meet At half past seven this
evening In their asylums for drill. The va
rious committees are pushing the work as
signed them, and celebration which will
ref act credit upon the knights may beex-
pected.
La T evening Rev. Werder married Franz
Laupp to Miss Mary Weimer at the residence
Of the brides father, 8. Weiner, In Fulton.
Mr.. Weimer Is the we'll known butcher, The
groom Is florist employed on the Island.
The wedding was on u large scale, the num-
her OF invited gusts being very large. The
house was crowded aud h merry time OF /.
The friends had. Music, feasting, dancing
and the extending OF warm congratulations
consumed the time until early mornipg.
Many useful presents were received by Mr..
and Mrs. Laupp. i.
Nh. JOHN SCHULTZ. chief OF the Manifold,
o fire department with Messrs. John Nc.
Kinley and J. n. Waugh, members OF the
Council Committee on Fra Department OF
| the same place, are making q tour OF inspec
ton OF various cities tire protection with y
view to reforming and increasing their Owl
facilities for combating the fumes. They
were in the city yesterday, guests of Chief
Cunning and other officials An exhibition
run was made by the department on an
alarm sent In from the City Building. The
visitors were we'll pleased with Wheelings
department.