The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-20
CITY MATTERs.
BriefSotss on current Events OF Minor
Interest.

THs American Four tonight,
THR ice on the creek suseumbsd to the
genial sun yesterday.
TIE Iotos club will give select hsp at
Arion hall this evening.
THERE was not case on the slate at mid.
night for this mornings Police Court.
TAERE were twenty cases In the Police Court
yesterday morning, mostly plain ones.
A CITIZENS line street car collIded with q
wagon At the upper market yesterday, but
no serious damage was done.
The sidewalk on the west side OF Market
street, north OF the creek bridge, has been
neatly repaired. It wss lime.
A urTLx daughter Of Jim 81. Myers fell
on porch at bis residence In North Wheel.
log yesterday and cut her head badly.
oSE marriage license was issued by Clerk
Hook yesterday, and the following deed I'D.
mitted to record: Deed made October q, BY
Harry Mcclure, trustee, TO John Mcclure, In
cor sheraton OF $50, for lot II In John
McLure's addition TO the First ward.
The fire brick pavement on Chapline
street, South Side, was completed yes erday
forenoon aud thrown open 10 travel for its
entire length It's durability remains 10 DO
tested, but II is certainly the hAndsomest
piece OF street paving when new ever seen, In
the city.
Tue following letters are unclaimed at the
Postofiice: Mss May Carter, Harry Cham
bers, Catherine Gore, Miss Blsuche Gsvin,
John Halyonson, David 8. lobe, Mrs. NJ.
Lewty, General +. L. ROSES, Jacob Toorn,
Charles H. Tarner, Mss Susan Watsbainy,
K, B. Walsh.
cart" W. E. USHER, Of the Salvation
Army, wal fued so aud costs In Police
Court yesterday morning. The maximum
fine was assessed to enable him to take an
appeal TO the Circuit Court, which his attor-
ney, Hon. Z G. era 'rait, at once did, Judge
J. z. Rogers presided in the abser e from the
city Of Judge JetIsrs.
Os Saturday Real Estate Agent W. H.
Halter sold for cash the following properly
Of Lew Ebeing's: The property on the west
side OF Market street, South side, brought
80, $50; Charles Miller was the buyer. TWEEN.
ty;sscCnd street property, $,495i Fred. R
Mlddal was the buyer. Fifteen acres Of
ground YVES! OF Bridgeport, o., brought
$i,4i0 and was purchased BY L. Rosebrance.
BEETHOVEN HALL was last evening the scene
OF q very enjoyable gathering. MIR. Charles
Mathews, a sheet roller at the Standard mill,
and very popular gentleman, was gotten
into the hall on some excute and then very
aereeab'y surprised by being reminded
that the day was his birthday, and
told that his friends, desiring TO
SHOW their esteem, had rendered
him the dance. Mayors orchestra was on
hand, and dancing 10 its music. the fifty odd
couple present found the time flying too fast.
The new time arrangement on the @. & P
railroad went into effect on Sunday. BY II
trains arrive a. and depart from Bridgeport
by Central Standard Time" which Is 81
minutes and n fraction slower than Wheeling
time, as follows Trains going Eist-5:32 A
N, Cleveland & Pittsburgh mail; 1853 A. NJ,
Steubenviile accommodation; 1l:tU a. NJ,
Cleveland & Pittsburgh express; BAL. P. NJ,
Pittsburgh express; 4:2S p. NJ, Mellsy,lle &C
commodation. Trains going Wes-S:l3 a.
NJ, Wel!syille accom- mediation; ll:4S A. NJ ,
Pittsburgh express; 2.4s =. N, Steubenyille
accommodation; 4:2S P. N, Cleveland &
Pittsburgh mail; 7:4S p. N, Cleveland &
Pittsburgh express.
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