The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-15
oIrY MATTERS.
brief notes ON Carrent Events OF aino
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Interest.
WILLIAM BOWMAN was sent to the hill for
90 days by JudCs Jefers yesterday on
charge OF Yagrancy.
IT did not rain yesterday, but the Effect Of
thu previous days showers was felt in the
coal atmosphere in the morning and evening
RICHARD HENLEY and Matte P. Higgs
both OF Wellsburg. were married at Bishop
Kain's residence by Father Sullivan yeatfr'
day.
The NJ. f. Sunday school had picnis Ut
at Mahau's Grove, on the Pewiky road yes
tsrdAy, which was well attended and very en-
j1yabls.
THE final examination OF the graduating
class in the public schools took place yes;er
day, the branches covered being penmanship
rhetoric and English literature.
tbs bop to be given by number OF Wheel
lug gentleman In honor OF the graduating
Glass At the Female College takes place at the
New Mcclure House this evening.
A rARrY OF eight or ten couples OF younG
gentlemen a Female College glduGtes
drove ont 10 ST. ClairSville and took tea a
one OF the hostelries OF that historic town
yesterday.
Two young men locked up by officer Fr;
bolt for tiisoFderly conduct, and man and
woman run IN on charge OF vagrancy hy
officer Bird, were the only occupants OF the
Central Station at midnight
ABOUT eleven o'clock yesterday forenoon
there was pretty interesting isticuH In the
yard OF the Riverside Furniture Factory,
One msu was pretty badly mauled up, but
the names OF the parties were suppressed fol
fear Of trouble.
THE trustees and gentlemen OF the First
Presbyterian church have postponed their
meeting announced for Tonight until noxl
week. They will then decide definitely upon
the rppairs TO BIZ made 10 the church building
on Chapline street
Tue Peabody Teachers institute at Mar
tinSburg, the Brooke County Institute a
WeIlsburg, and that Of Harrison county al
ClArkSbuIg, close their weeks sessions today
Marion, Barbouc and Lincoln counties hold
their institutes next week.
ELEGANT gold badges for the Arion clut
bAye been received by + auzheim, the jaw
eler. They are in The form Ol a large inltia
"a, :" with the letters "rion" neatlv engraved
on bar across the A. They will be worr
bY the members OF the Club on their visit tC
Buffalo next month.
The mains OF Mrs. Jane Glenn Jones
mother OF J. J. Jones, E'q of this city, who
died Tuesday at her hOms In Ohio, aged 81,
arrived In this city las. evening. The funeral
takes place from the Slatnm House at nine
o'clock this morning. The remains will be
taken to Bridgeport
OK last Tuesday F. P. Mcshorry, late Mar.
shsl Of Mingo. formerly Of this city, wen,
into dry goods store 1T Mingo and struck
the proprietor with metal knuckle. He
had tack led the wrong man, however for the
merchant knOcked him down with nail
puller. Frank had enough.
THERE will be grand benefit picnic given
by the glassblowsrs OF Bellaire and vicinity
on the STATE Fair Grounds Wheeling Island,
10 morrow. Among the entertainments Will
DO a half mile foot race for set OF fancy
giasswbrC; u 900 yard foot race for set oil
glassware, and match gsme OF ball between
Wheeling clubs, the Actives and hiYcrsiIes,
for a purss OF $500 Good order will be
maintained, and an enjoyable time will be
had.
TIE case OF 7. NJ. Riley, Of st. Clairsyille,
aga Is: the Wolfe Bros, owners OF the West
Wheeling ferry boat, was tried yesterday to
q Jury 10 the United states Court at Column
bus. Riley bought the ferry boat under n
sale for delinquent taxes, but the owners
claimed that It was West Virginia property,
and could not be taxed in Ohio, A !psclSl
dispatch received ut this Office last night an.
nounced that the jury had found verdict
for the Wolfes.
CLxRK Hook yesterday Issued one marriage
license, admitted TO recO one deed Of trnst
and three deeds in fee, as follows Deed
made February 1880, by John II. Dough-
erty and wife 10 Henry Bruuer, In consider.
alton Of $50 fir lot on the National Road
and Alley 9, In the First ward; a deed made
Juns Is, 1883 by Nicholas He'll and wife to
John G. Carney, In consideration Of $3.50, for
the south half Of Lot in Square Go on the
west side OF Jacob STREET in the Sixth ward;
u deed inside June 10, 1883, by Henry Bruner
10 A. G. Harrel. in consideration OF 1925, for
the came property conveyed to Brunsr In the
first deed.