The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-09
CITY uArTERs.
Brief Notes ON Cnrreit Events OF Minor
Interest.

Interest.
TEE Municipal Curt meets again to-day.
Two marriage licenses were Issued ytstef-
day.
srRA, BERRIES are plsntief and more rea.
sonAble IN price.
The Happy Eight will indulge in an ex-
cursion to CrSrap's grove and apicnic there
today.
AN excursion under the auspices Of the
Red Men will leave this city this evening for
Pittsburgh.
TnE First Presbyterian Church is to receive
this summer.
THE weather was very summery yesterday;
but The tanners pronounced 1t 4 good
growing day."
A NINE composed OF printers will play a
game Of base ball with picked nine o.
cig rmakers on the old fair grounds this al
Iernoon.
on Decoration Day, man considerably
Schnepi's drug store q full kit OF piano
tuners tools. They have been there ever
since.
The First Baptist Church Of this city has
taken a firm stanh sgainst dancing, either
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dance fit subjects for discipline.
MEs NEAyE, who died at Cincinnati on
Thursday last, and whose death notice APP
| ears else where, was sister Of Mrs. Judge
Good and Mrs. 8. Brady, OF this city,
OER OF the finest jobs OF street paving yet
done nv the Board OF Public Works IL that at
the ioterseclicn OF Market and Twelfth
streets. gone good work Is now being done
on Market street just south oil The creek,
where /. was badly needed.
The American Express Company has
opened an office In this city. Mr.. W. NJ.
BOUCHER. for lopg time an employ OF the
B. 4 o, Express Office here. aud subsequently
OF the Adams Express office, Is In CRarga.
He Is q good man for the position.
The Hartford City Salt Company was
chartered Yesterday. 1t has a CspitGl stock
oI 500 O00, with 50 900 paid In, and the priv.
IeSe of increasing Il TO $4,000 tits formed
on the ruins OF the Union Salt Company and
the Hartford City Coal and salt Company.
A BRUTAL fight took place near the Belmont
mill las, evening. Eye witnesses refused "a
give the names OF the participants. One oil
them struck the other on the head with q
D OF OF, irfI citing an ugiy but not dsnSerouS,
wound. The fight resulted from an old
grudgc.
TpE Wheeling Iron and Nail Company,
operatiug tho Top mill, have fled an answer
10 the gu tot J. D. Boyle, In Pittsburgh, to
recoyer$7, TO on an alleged breach OF con.
tract, claiming that they are wholly West
Virginia corporation, and asthey had aelIh' y
office nor PRent there, the Common fIeAs
Court Is without Jurisdiction.
Col. J. A. BoYD, OF the B. & o. railroad
company, passed through here yesterday on
his way to Little Washington, after visit 10
Baltimore, where he consulted thu leading
anthorities OF the road. He reports no
Ichanye Of the situation. but gives renewed
assurances thA! the Hempfield extension
will be pushed forward at once.
A PRIZE FIGHT took place on Saturday Of.
ternoou last, 1t the picnic given by the Nail
Fepders' Benevolent Society, at Wi'dw cd
Grove between one Murphy. from Wheeling.
and a resident OF the Tenth ward, named
McIntvre, some twenty odd rounds we're
fought, nearly all In favor OF the Wheeling
man, who finally knocked his. man out
Pittsburgh Exchange.
TuE death OF MIR. VIM. Riheldaffer Is an:
nounced 10 this mOr0irg's issue. This sad
affair occurred yesterday morning at MS
residence on Fifteenth street. The deceased
was In his 8Slh year. He was well known
citizen and prominent member OF fhe First
PRESBYTERIAN church. His wife and children
have the sympathy Of large Giro e OF friends
and acquaintauces.
The German examinations at the Wheeling
Female College took place yesterday. or the
pupils Miss Aims Conner, Of the junior class,
came Oft 70 we that her tescher, DR.. sessler,
presented her with silver medal. Among
The seniors Mics Mtude a. Wiley and Miss
Mary Heyman deserve especial mention, as
they speak and write the language proficient
lly. All OF the pupils who have been unde:
Dr.. sesslefs care have advanced rapidly.