The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-04
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CITY MATTERS.
Brief Notes on CarTeni Events OF. Minor
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Tns Board OF County Commissioners fno,ts
to-day. Al siF5 ~ Y.iIY m
THx Municipal Court will be in session
again this forenoon. .'NS lEGTI 5
THERE arc twenty.four caasd on The slate
for this mornings police court. ~, m
WoRH on laying ibe Elm Grown motor
track on 8 1!eenth street Will commence .e.
day. 4. 4 .,g.It IlFi1
JANIS WHEAT was badly bruised Saturday
by falling from hls fathers stable In South
Wheeling. ,.t.,g,. 4 .'rr.',}gfE /. "
CALowELL's run 10 ont OF its banks over Tho
low ground In that portion oitha c!ty through
which II meaaders. 81 i1E%1a. f "F
TIE ground hog certainly raw Bis shadow
Saturday. Now look out for ak weeks OF
"old.iashioned" winter. Hls a
RICHARD KENNEDY tha Crescent mill roll.
or. is!l on Fourteenth street Es,urday night
and broke bis left arm near the WRIT. 4
ALLIE, alias Count, Freese, was look ed
up Saturday by officer Bird for differing on
the street and reiuslngto move on" when
requested. ,}.af5
TIE night force Of police who served dur.
ing January will DO continued on duty q,
night indefinitely, Instead OF being changed
monthly as heretofore. M 'BN
THERE Is a bad cave on Nineteenth street,
resulting from the high water In the creek,
and the street 10 closed, One or two cottages
on the south side Of the street east oi The ak
faa:efy are In dangerous condition.
Tag police raided the sporting house OF
EN- Stanley yesterday morning at TO Seven.
tsenth stteet, and arrested tbs Madame,
three girls and ten men. They Ill deposited
the colla.era! fortheir appearance this mora.
ing. a4gl l'i!'ttS .gSS,,g, ~
Jaw. RIDDLE, superintendent OF the water
works, has been placing water meters on the
elevators In the CITY,. 1t Is intended by the
Water Board hereafter TO collect water taxes
from those using elevators at a fixed rate per
hundred gallons. J
A North WHKRLiYd girl accidentally broke
a window In u Market street Chinese laundry
Saturday eqening, and the angry proprietor
Chased her several tquares, SWEARING IN Chi.
nese before u policeman caught him and cut
short his mad career. MS .i.-i
Mn. Edmund DocKlHa was very much prc.
woke yesterday over the published report
that he burned red fire as the Salvation Army
passed bis place Saturday night es they were
aloicing over their recent victory in the
courts. He burned no red fire.
The "Li.eaud Maturity Socissy,noi Wash.
ngton, y. G., wa. incorporated by Secretary OF
ga c staluater Saturday. Tns capital stock Is
S2O.0O The company proposes 10 pay those
who insure their lives with It the face Of the
policy II they live 10 certain specified ages.
TIE 70 lowing coaveyauces vera admitted
to !eoord at CLERK Hooks lie Saturday: A
deed made the 24.h day OF January, 1854, by
Asa D. Johnson AID othsrs 10 Thomas N.
Jones, for confederation Of So, 1874, for part
Of lot 0 In tq1a!e Nc. 10. a deed mate
the I'd day OF February, 1881, by John STRAIT.
ton and wife 10 W. ". ameiis, in considera.
ton Of 81 900. for two acns Of land lituate
en- the n 4tional road. 3}.2, Ea.-g
MrssRs GE,rGE NJ. SHOCKS, G gorge Rantsch
and A. i. Wilkie, late Of tie firm Of George
+. stif'l 4 Co., have retired from that firm,
and rs will be seen from an advertisement in
this mornings paper, have formed copart.
nership under the irm name OF GeoJg. NJ.
5nooks & Co., and will embark in the dry
goods business on large scale. They are all
possessed OF some experience In the business,
aud being deseryedly popular with retail
buyers, will no doubt succeed admirably in
their new enterprise. w.,
AT CHARLLY euAY's Theatre W. Fl. Quin.
nett's CIR. a. Allied Consolidation will ap pear
this week. The company is composed Ct
scms very fine performers, and another i'm.
mente thow will be given. This Q ,innet,
family Of acrobats, gymrssts and pos.urers
are said TO be the best in their profession
Jessis Warner and Ed. Clarence In their nov.
lty sketch; tina Devers sisters, in double
serio-ccmic song; Gallagher and Reynolds
In break.neck songs aat Cancer; Julia clifton
sad AL. Decker iu lcrces; Johnny Ray and
Ed. Nearey in "Pastlne on the Leyee,n and
with two roaring farces will complete pro.
gramme that must draw crowded houses.
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