The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-03
CITY EATERS.
Brief Notes ON Current Events OF Minor
Interest

oEE marriage license was issued yesterday.
The evenings are growing psrceptibly
shorter.
REAL Estate Agent W. 8 Hutchins has
sold the property ofJohn E. Miller, corner OF
Chapline and Twenty.elghth streets, 10 VIM.
Lally, for $1,000 cash.
OTTIcER DoNrNicK MoRRIs who has been
spending the past two weeks 10 the wilds Of
Randolph county, returned home last night
and will resume his buttons to-day.
SERVICES will be held this evening at the
Hebrew Synagogue att o'clock BY Rabbi ses-
sler. The music will be BY the children'S
choir. Prof. Malmene has been engaged as
organiat
MAYeE's orchestra furnished dancing
music for a merry crowd OF people that
called on Mr.. John Ulrich, OF Etnaville, last
night. II was q surprise party and q very
pleasant one, too.
A BUGGY in which were 8 Fulton lady and
GENT .nau, collided with u car on the Elm
Grove railroad on the Peninsula last eveninS.
The lady was seriously Injured, aud the
buggy completely demolished.
The Eighth ward hose house cart, which
has been In the shops for o month past, was
sent back to the house yesterday. In the
new dress OF paint and with the repairs that
have been made, the clrriags Is the best In
the city.
PLATrENBuEG, OF the Hancock county C0ur.
ia, says: ''The question now prevailing, Is
not Who struck Billy Patterson? 2" but, Who
shot Gen. Kelly 2 It was a great big Reb
Quartermaster, and he did It with his great
big hint-lock hoss pistol, for we were right on
the sod to Sse."
q. G. ErrzaUoH, q travelling salesman for
W, H. Sheib's music house, disappeared
from the steamer Courier Monday night. A
man In a fishing camp q short distance below
MoundsyilIe. heard a splash as the boat pass.
cd, followed by the cry OF q man, and this was
probably Fl z1ugh.
HENRY FISHER, JR., charged by Maggie
Keller with aSsaultins her with criminal In.
tent, was yesterday fined $40 and costs by
Squire Caldwell. The evidence showed that
Maggie was picking blGckbsrries, when
Fisher approached Der with an insulting re-
mark, and afterwards assaulted her.
TaE GAINESVILLE EMteprise says: There Is
q sntfening In the price OF wool in this
section. Ia Pelmont county the average
Some extra fiue clips Ia Harrison brought as
high as 400 but the average has been IS and
800. In Guernsey the price remains at 3Sc:''
| IHE representatives lEUh tlls Cty huu
vicinity TO the National Convention OF A. A.
III IS. W., 10 be held In Philadelphia next
week, will leave on the B. & o, next Sunday
morning at 1866 o'clock in u special sleeper
that will take them clear through. The
sleeper will be in the depot 80 that they can
retire alto o'clock Saturday night II they
want 10.
MAYOR MILLER Is going to San Francisco.
and 60 is President Hildreth, OF the Second
Branch OF Council, who is Mayor during the
Mayor's absence. Both of these gentlemen
being absent, the head official OF the city will
be Col. N. Wilkinson, who was recently
elected president pro TEN OF the Second
Branch, Colonel Wilkinson will fill that
position with ease and dignity.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted to record
a deed made July y, by John L. Willeke and
wife 10 William Lally, In consideration OF
$4,000. for the south half Of Lot 8 In square Z
on the west side OF Chapline street. Also y
deed made July %, by William Hosic TO
Nancy L. Dunniston, in consideration Of
$3.50, for two roods and one perch Of land on
the HempHeld road In Triadelphia district
The old lady claiming to be the niece Of
| Vice President W. Rufus King md calling
herself Mrs. Hunter, was arrested Tuesday
evening In Baltimore. Toe authorities OF
the GAINESVILLE Insane Asylum, from which
tits supposed the old lady escaped, were tel
egraphed and responded by stating that an
official would be sent on to identify the old
lady.
The Marshall county teachers institute
continued Its sessions yesterday. "How to
Teach Addition aud subtraction" Ian.
guage Lessons Latitude and Longitude"
Teaching spslling," History Of the Con
stitutiop oftne United States, ""Whispering
In School," and 1.-THE Mason and Dixon
Line were the subjects treated Of. Prof.
Crago and Prof. Parsons entertained the
teachers with select recitations.
The lawn fete given by the young ladies,
who are spending the summer on the
Moundsvllle camp ground last Wednesday
evening. was q delightful affair. 1t was In
honor Of the young gentlemen otthis city,
who spend a large number of their evenings
there. A nice repast was served by the man
aVers OF the boarding tent and after disposing
CT that, the remainder Of the evening was
spent in the park. Music, gossiping and
~promenading was the order OF exercises.