The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-11
CRY WATERS.
Brier Notes on Currert Events of Minor
Interest.

Interest.
An occasional MOSQUITO already gives .
ioretaste Of the misery in store,
YprERpAY was the twentieth anniversary
OF the death OF General stoneWall Jackson.
GouvREY FA1z and Joseph Shrimp. for
fighting, will have an opportunity to address
Judge LETTERS this morning.
Mrs Lizzie scHwAR1z will be before police
court this morning. charged with allowing
gambling In her coffee house on Seventeenth
street.
The heavy rain OF yesterday afternoon
caused the concert that was 10 have been
given at seibert's Garden last night 10 be
postponed.
ROvEAA 4 MALETESTA were yesterday found
guilty OF selling liquor on Sunday In the
Circuit Court. Their lawyers, MesSE, Hous'
ton & Frame, made Il motion for a new Trial.
CLErK Hook yesterday admitted to record
n deed made April 10, 1883, by Mary Laas to
Henrietta Elias, in consideration Of $500. for
the east half Of two lots on Forty'second
street,
A HE4rHES Chinee blinked his bliss eyes on
steubenvlIle the other day, but left In "
hours In oriental disgust, saying. "Dlamee
bIadee tIownee flo biz. Mo bodice change
shirtee."
JoHN CRAIG and Chester Dean were before
Squire Ankle yesterday. charged with Great.
Ing n disturbance Of the peace in the Second
ward market. Craig was fined 81 and costs,
and Dean discharged.
TEE case OF the State against William Por.
tar, II, for the maintenance OF the child Of
Kate MsZingo, OF which she alleged Porter
was the father, was dismissed In the Circuit
Court yesterday, the child having died.
Ar a meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF
the Ohio Valley Fire Insurance Company
held at the office Of the company, No. 1903
Main street, Henry Schmulbach was elected
President, and J. v. L. Rodgers, Secretary.
WILLIAM McCoNN and Joe Donovan indulg.
ed In an amateur Gpeco.Roman wrestling
match In Market alley, Second ward, yestsr-
day afternoon and were scooped by officer
J1nkins, Junk" says that a regular fight
was in progress when he arrived.
BARSuM's show has had a troupe OF Aus.
tralian bushmen added to II recently.
Vince ing will be their third point Of ex.
hibition. The show goes from Baltimore to
Washington, and from Washington to Cum.
berland, coming here from tine latter place on
Sunday.
JoHN HEYrLY plead guilty In Squire Peter.
mans court last night Of having committed
q preach OF the peace against Ferdinand Jen.
ny. He was required to give bond in the sum
OF 500 TO keep the peace for one year.
against Jenny, and paid the costs.
ABRAMS and Wheeling encampments OF
Odd Fellows Of this city, went up.to Martins
Ferry last night on the Little Anna, and
paid q friendly visit to Hebron encampment,
i - NLnN r1aaa AkaFJt tuyanNu TNan1haRu uEAFR
in the visiting party. The Martins Ferry
Odd Fellows will return the visit week after
next.
THERE will be a county teachers institute
held 1t Petersburg, beginning June Tth,
@. Miller, and a Peabody district institute at
Moundsville, Wetzel county, beginning June
4th. In charge OF Professor DtGraf, OF Pater.
son, n. J. State Superintendent Butcher will
attend the New Martinsville institute.
Work at laying the track OF the Citizens
street railway over the new route on the
South Side wal resumed yesterday morning.
It was discovered that the Board OF Public
Works had absolute control OF the ctty's in
terests IN the matter, and 1t authorized the
company to proceed IN their original plan.
The preliminary work has progressed as Tar
south on ChRpline street as Market slley.
The Grocers' Association OF the First,
8 .cond and Seventh wards last night
held a meeting at the Second ward
market house The meeting was called to
order by the President pro tenn. Chas. Tie
man, and elected permanent officers as fol-
lows: Chas. Tienan, President; Chas. Klein,
Vice President; John Il. Schellhase, Score
tary; John s. Melty, Treasurer. Three trns.
tees we're elected as follows: Fred E. Smith,
Chas. Welty and John B. Crawford.
GIRxANIA HALL was the scene last evening
OF a very pleasant gathering OF ladies' aud
were there to help Mr.. Frank AlbinEer
celebrate bis nineteenth birthday. The
affair was surprise to Mr.. Albinger!, and
was gotten up by Misses Mary Albinger,
Nannie stpes, Mary Dougherty, Lizzie
CoIley, Mary Burke and Bridget Dougherty:
About forty. five couples we're present. and
danced until about midnight, when refresh.
ments were served, and afterwards dancing
was resumed. Andy Albinger and Fred
Weisgerber were the floor managers.