The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-20
CITY mATTERs.
Rrief Notes on Current Events ofnsinor
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THE regular monthly meeting of tho Board
Of Education will be held this evening.
TIE Elm Grove injunction decision was
not ready for delivery yesterday q Judge
johnson had expected. He Will probably
render 1t to-day. ,..5
THE old adage Is, when the days begin to
lengthen, the cold begins TO strength them; yes.
terday was the shortest day Of the year and
the days are now lengthening, 20 look out
for chilly blasts.
THE stock held by the new Yves: Virginia
Printing Company Il as follows: Lewis
Baker, So sharef: w. ]. johnson. z shares; ].
.. Baker, 8 shares, and George Hook and 3.
G. Barr, one share each.
JUDGE BoID yesterday issued rule for
Patrick Coppinger, citing him to appear In
court Friday morning and show cause why
be should not DO fined for contempt, for re-
iusing to PSF. to his wife stated sum per
month, pending suit for divorce.
TuE engagement Of salsbury's Trouba-
dours at the Opera House Saturday bids fair
to be one OF the most successful Of this or
any other year. The season, the night, the
popularity OF the show and several other
causes conspire to produce this effect.
JUDGE sSrDER, Of the Supreme Court Of Ap-
peals, has rejected the application Of citizsns
OF Moundsyille for an Injunction restraining
two bridges In Marshall county. Judge Jacob
hsd previously denied the same petition.
MRS. LoT1rE Yosr, whose mysterious disap-
eral weeks ago, has never since been heard
Of. She has disappeared, without leaving
the slightest clue, although every effort has
been made to discover her, living or dead.
TEE Jefferson gas well was finished to-day,
the depth being $500 feet, but no gss. The
well will be cut up and sold for post holes.
It is said that the Jefferson win drill another
we'll for gas ct some other point. The COM
papy Is bound to have gas tetibslsilis Ga
sstte.
CLEEK Hook yesterday issued one mar
riage iicente, and admitted to record two
deeds Of trust and deed in fee made Decem-
Der 10, by E. g. Cracraft, Special Commits
sioner, to Donald Forbes, In consideration
Of $3.50, for lot IS In Zanes addition to
Wheeling Ialand.
AIR1AspER BosE, Real Estate Agent, sold
10 Mr.. q. Floto q two story brick dwelling
on Sixteenth street for 81 SOD; also the
property Of Thomas Z. Pryor in North
| Wheeling for s., 100, with the small I'D Join
ing tenement Of Frank Cunningham, for
$500, to Mr.. Conrad Kirbacb; terms caah.
The Arion Society held forth at It's club
house on the sonth Side again lest evening.
The occasion was q very pleasant one and was
very much enjoyed by those present. As
usual the upper hall was thrown open for
dancing, while the lower rooms were reserved
for promsnadipg, whist, euchre, etc. Re
freshments were served abou. II o'clock.
OLIVER DouD BYRON, who the Boston Herald
says has more personal magnetism than any
actor on the stage, Miss Kate Byron, who the
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette says improve.
on each annual visit, and displays marked
talent OF high order, and an excellent
company, will present "Across the Cont
nenr OF the Opera House tomorrow evening.
FRANK HERplc, tina great pool seller, while
on last see.on's circuit In Texas, caught the
cattle fever in Its most malignant form aud
IL going there to engage In stock raiaing. He
has Joined iI1ues with an old stock raiser,
purchased 10,cco acres and 800 COWS fol
breeding purpose. Colonel Sellers never I'D.
yocated the great hog scheme with more en-
thusiasm than does the orator the cowboy
act.
ESTIMATES on all kinds OF Printing cheer
fully given by the ISTELLIsEscKR jon OFFICE
Good work guaranteed. +.