The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-01
CITY nATrgRs.
Brief Notes on Current Events OF Minor
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~ Interest.
MARCH.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted 10 record
In Tue Recorders office yesterday.
Tux vigilAnt enigma wss taken out Of Red.
mans shops yesterday, where Il has been
undergoing repaira for the past week, and 10
once more 10 service.
The ladies OF the South sids Singing Booze.
ty lsst evening gave q delightful masquerade
hop nt Arbenz Hall that was largely attend.
d and thoroughly enjoyed.
scnooL will commence Monday, In the
basement OF The German church In the
Eighth ward. .This school ia regularly con.
neoted with tho Ri!chie district school.
TIKI Deputy Headquarters Of the @. A. r.
ut PA ladelphIa hm forwarded 10 The Post a.
this poinL tho sum Of 500 to be distributed
among needy comrades, that suffered from
the l1od. 3h'
TIE new Jefferson lnsurancs Company yes.
terdsy had placed In It's rooms on Main
street, III the Reilly block, u very large s'zed
Mos!et s1fs. Secretary Rsister Is going to
have a very coy office.
The store OF S.. s. Price, lPaden's Valley,
W. Va, was burned down Thurtday morn.
Ing at . O'Clock. This pnsto1llce which was
| CuuLISukt" WIZ tIly hkuEt. Wus blou wi uBAs
The total loss WAS about 81, 900. - There was u
policy In the Manufactures Insurance Com.
pauy Of this city for 1900.
SOME Of the elderly dames OF the E'gthh
ward are becoming anxious over the rumor
OF smother Il nod. This flood Is 10 take place
In March or June aud Ia to far surpxss any.
thing Oh the kind ever seen In this locality.
Things have gone 60 far that some, persons
are actually thinkingoi moving.
THERE was a slight biAz, at thu house OF
Patrick McGinu!s, corner alley u and
Twenty.si1th street, early last evening, occa.
stoned by n spark flying ont from q crate.
Tho only damage done WIS the burning Of
bod. The United company was on hand In
good time, III reeponse 10 n still alarm. 5E'TH
A MEETING OF tho German teachers OF the
city was held in tho Fifth ward sohool house,
ytstsrdRy afternoon. All were present and In
addition Superintendent Birch, aud Messra,
E5elins and seidler, Of the committee on
German. Miss Stioehlsin illustrated her
work with her class and the meeting was q
decided success. f7I
Tag young ladies' and gentlemen, who &c.
Gently organized a private theatrical com.
pany for their own amusement are getting
along famously. "rhe Black Diamond aid
: Slasher and Crasher," two light comedies are
In progress OF rehearsal. 1t Is proposed to
play for the benefit OF tue Hood sufferers at
Arlon Hall. Everything is 10 be stylish and
exclusive, only those buying tickets who re-
ceive Invitations.
Two transfers OF real estate were recorded
! n Recorder Hooks Office yesterday us fol.
lows: A deed made February 8, 1854, by A..
NJ. Hamilton and wife to Frank L. Jones, Of
tho north hall Of 10, NJ. 8 in John A. Arm
fstrona's addition, situated on the I.lnnd for
2,500, A deed made February 10, 1884, by
Bridget Mullinap, OF Baltimore, Md, 10 W.
II Prayer, OF a fractional part OF tho north
east corner Of lot No. 70, situated in North
Wheeling, for $3.50.
THE frsmen have conclrdad 10 postpone
indefinitely the benefit entertainment that
was TO have heen given at 6hsy's theatre dur
Ing last we, k for tho Firelnen's Ralief Fund,
but which was interrupted by the nooi suf-
feret's benefit. Persons holding tickets can
yet their money by returning the tickets to
tao parties from whom they were pIrchased.
Mr.. slay, who kindly offered his theatre
free, continues his oilst, and ssys that the
firemen may have any week they decida on.
JAMES FLEMING and "Bina" Watson were
before police court yesterday morning for the
purposapf telling what they know about the
shooting at McGinleS's saloon on the South
Side, Thursday evening, but as important
witnesses were missing, the case was post
poued until this morning. Fleming says that
the scalp wound on Waison's head was not
made by a bullet, but by Il beer glass with
which he was hit. The discovery VIVA, made
was drinking with the two at the time Of the
shooting, had bsen hit by q bullet thst enter
ed itto lis thigh.
Ct yprrrpnIv urfs r,,nr NJ, T,,t, r.1-,.
lste OF the Zeitung, aud another gentleman
go. on n street car In the lower part o, the
city. After come little tina ihe driver,
James Gwinu claimed that they had not
paid their fare. The gentlemen protested that
they had, and refusing TO pay the second
time the driver proceeded 10 forcibly ejact
them. After they were out OF the car the