The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-16
CITY MATTERS.


THREE marriage licenses were Issued yes
: terday. 81.
CONVENIENT HUN" this evening.
MArtSEE at Charley 6hsy's theatre this af-
terpooh. "
A sLED load Of hsy upset on Sixth ttreet
yesterday.
szarfcEi are held at The Chsplins street
church every afternoon aud evening this
week.
CELERY 10 very scarce and high this wealth.
or, the condition OF the grouRd preventing
It's being dug whtrs it has been buried tn
pits out OF doors.
a MAN named Ed. Brown, driver In the
BenTood coal bank, had his left foot badly
crashed BY catching It between the car and
an upright in the bank.
The Rechabites and Good Templars OF this
city intend producing, at an early date. the
drama entitled "The Reformed DrunkaId"
for tho benefit OF tho societies.
a WRECK OF one car on the Hempiield took
place at Mt. de Chantal Monday night. The
car was cleared out OF the road before any
obstruction TO locomotion took place.
CHARLEY eliAY had another good house last
night. The entire evening performance will
pc given at tho matinee this afternoon. The
Ida Siddons Company will remain all week.
THE D. & Q. road, proftinS by their late
experience with the beautiful" have placed
another large force OF men at work cleaning
of the Sixteenth aud Thirty first street grades.
At bridgeport the Third NJ. E. church
Will hold It's fourth quarterly meeting Oh
the lG.h aud 18th OF January, at the First n.
+ church in kirkwood. Elder Courtney
Will be present and will preach. Rev. Elijlh
Henderson is pastor.
r AT the annual meeting OF tho stockholders
OF the Ohio Valley Fire lnsnranceI Company,
held at their office yesterday afternoon,
the old Board OF Directors wss re elected. The
blowing named gentlemen compose the
Board: Henry schmulbach. Alex. Laugh.
I'm, ID; Gutman, Benjamin Usher, John T.
Campbell, w. II. Robinson, F. H. Behrens,
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted 10 record
deed made January II, by Louis Fuchs and
s wite to Frederick Rapp, In consideration Of
WV, Tor part Of lot i3, on the west side OF the
National road. Also deed made January
8, byA.J CLARK, Special Commissioner, to
John II. NnehHri, In consideration OF 81, 5I5,
Tor lots u and ii In square SO In the Eighth
ward. =
CHARLES ELMER was yesterday pardone6
by Governor Jackson. He was convicted Of
burglary in Mineral county In 1852, having
broken into aud robbed a d. & 0. depot, and
was sentenced to two years imprisonment.
Hta time would have been up IN three days.
dis friends petitioned for the pardon, hoping
1t might have good effect on his futurs.
JoHN PATTERSON, OF the "stone house" west
OF bridgeport out the pike, has goose called
DICK, which he has trained to do several
Tricks. The goose knows its name, and will
come. when called. 1t follows its master
around like deg and will kiss, hug and do
other curious things.
MRS. MuLvIY, an account OF whose sudden
Illness was noted in thess columns few
weeks aimee. died Sunday last, and was buried
Monday. Her husband, John Mulyey, who
had been In Wheeling Tor some time past,
came home in answer 10 summons, and Was
nntiting In his attentions until the hour OF
her death.-Piednlont Obseter.
ANOTHER practical exemplifcatiou of the
TACT that the wages of sin is death" is TO be
found In the sad case Of q West Wheeling
young woman who became mother Sunday
night and yesterday was ravng with deliri.
TIL. The case is one OF the saddest that ever
occurred in that community. No hopes for
the woman's lie are entertained Bellaire
Independent. - -
Ar a stated meeting OF Golden Grown
lodge; No. 05S, Knights and Ladies' OF
Honor, held Yesterday, the following officers
were elected for ito ensuing term: Pest Pre-.
tsctor, George Ankle; Protector. DR.. ]. L.
Smith; Vice Protector. J. D. McFaddor; Sec.
Rotary, George +. Irvine; Financial Bscrsta-
ry, \: W. Dunnway; Treasurer, J. A. Jeiter.
son; Chaplain, Elizs Jane McFadden; Guide,
Mary r. Ankle; Guardian. Annie Scott:
Sentinel, Levi tcott; Trustees, Alexander
burst, b. B: Mccormick, Lizz,e A. Jones;
Representative to Supreme Lodge, George
Ankle. ;lI So. - - - = %
MAJOR FoLEr's LECTURE last night in the
hall Of the National Business College on
The Forensic Orators Of the Old World,n
was out Of the common place line OF lectures
and proved rare literary treat to those pres.
ent Major Foley treated bis audience not
only TO morceaur from the orators Il antioui.
~ nut to the brightest efforts OF Erssine,
Cnrran. Phillips, Sheridan and Grattau.
Major Foley is gentleman oflarge physique
with stroug aud flexible voice, and the i.c-
tqre was gratifying to hia hta :ers, who seemed
pleased and Instructed. $3.50