The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-07
CITY nATrERs.
Brief Notes on CuErsnt Events Of sIinoI
TntereSt.

Brief Notes on Current Events OF MINOR
IniereSt.
MEsTREts this evening.
oxE marriage license was issued yesterday.
MEYER's orchestra will play for select
private dance to be given at Beethoven Hall
tonight
TAG name OF the Iron Valley and Moran
tawn railway hes been changed 10 the West
Virginia Midland railway company.
A YOUNG Montana antelope was added 10
the animals at the Wheeling Park yesterday
II shares the enclosure with the deers.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted To- record
q deed made september 8. 1883, by the Nail
Whitehead, IN consideration Of $l25, for lot
II In A. H. Britt's subdivision OF J. q J. Il
Bakers addition TO the CITY.
The County Commissioners Committee on
Poor House and Farm yesterday visited the
lnflrmary. II Is probable that the lumber
which was TO be used for workhouse on the
farm will be taken for q slaughter house ana
Ice h Fuse, which are much needed.
The Opera House Orchestra gave one.of the
finest concerts ever given In the city at
SchWalb's First National saloon last evening.
An immense crowd was present and the
applause was liberal. Mr.. Reymann took
accas on to publicly compliment the oigaui-
zItion on it, excellent music.
A LAWN ftte was gwen at the residence OF
Mr.. J. b. shepherd, on the Island, last niRht,
that was pronounced delightfully."- the young
people Of the Garden spot who got up the
affair, Notwithstanding the fact that they
danced to Kramers music with their over.
coats and shawlson. The grounds we're very
prettily illuminated.
IN Part l Of the Circuit Court Judge Bond.
yesterday, Grant GesIy plead not guilty, and
bis case was continued on his own motion till
the next term. The trial OF John Mcfarland,
on his IN ltion was set for the 2lst, and that
OF John Bird for the 10Th. III Part II, Judge
Jacob, some chancery business OF no public
interest was transacted.
THE Diamond Coal and Coke Company OF
| WelIsburg, was chattsred yesterday. $4,000
have been subscribed TO t5e capital stock AT
81, 500 paid In. The incorpoIatoIs arc Geo.
W. Crawford, OF Newcastle, Pa, who holds
200 shares; Charles N. Crawford, OF SewcaS.
lie, Pa, 10 shares; r. N. UP, OF Midway, Is
shares Campbell Kimberland, OF Pittsburgh.
Pa, so shares. and Harding kimbeJIand, oil
Pittsburgh, 20 shares.
TnE Republican Senatorial Convention for
the counIeoSof Belmont and Harrison will
i meet II Fluahlns OIL trluayI 5epletnpeF IL
The candidates Named In this county are
Charles Arick, OF Richlsud, Sol Hogue, Of
Somerton, J. s. Ely, Of Barnesyille, and John
&, cochran, OF Petse. @. W. Carroll and A.
T. McKelyey, of,Richland, have also been
named, but are not thought to be candidates.
-BeilGire Tribune.
Mr.. ]. A. FAsI., the Island artist. has
psiuted portrait Ia oil OF the late DR.. Blair,
former Principal OF the Fairmont State Nor.
NAL School, for the Alumni Association OF
the school. 1t IL now at State Superintendent
Rutcner's office, and is pronounced mar
yelously life like picture. 1t certainly Is very
srtisticslly finished. The canvas Is 30 by 40
and ia set off by an elegant frame made by
J. H. Kirk, OF this city.
A QUrEr but elegant wedding took place at
81. Clairsvlle, yesterday. the contracting
parties being K. D. Baird, E'q OF Cleveland,
formerly OF LANCE, Grade & Baird, OF this
city, and Miss Ross Hoffner, Of St. ClaEs-
vile The ceremony was performed attic
| residence OF the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. P. Hoftner, at 1880 o'clock. An hour
later the company present wRs invited to par
take OF an excellent lunch. About twenty
couples were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Baird
| left FOR an extended trip east. Their future
residence will be at Cleveland.