The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-14
CITY MATrElsS.
aricf Notes Oh C"rrrnt Events " Minor
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epRlxs fever 10 now the fashionable all.
ment. ..r t.s
The usual Easter Monday balls will be
given In various l'o'tionsof tho city tonight
Turgx were the names cf five unfortunntes
on the police aoquar.ers slate at midnight.
suxsr mills Nos. and 7, ut the Crescent
iron works, which have bsen idle for the past
two weeks, will start up today.
WILLIAM Bowman In grme manner Tell on
bali Of hot iron nt the Belmont mill Satur.
day, and severely burned his RICH. arm and
side. S.EN5
Writ tho delegates CT 10 Charleston and
number OF the Inhabitants dadglng the
Grand Jury, th, town will be quite deserted
to-day. gtl
sArrn, AY morning planning machine pull.
| ley burst nt Btltz & flsdipgs works. The
pieces il,w In all directions, but fortunately
no ono was hurt. a.:Ght%Ht g
AssrE JOHNSON, tho oolo,ed thief arrested
by Capt Bsnnstt Friday, did Hot have
hearing before Justice Caldwell Saturday.
Her CESS will 10 direct to the Grand Jury TO-.
day.
The funeral services Of Rev. Mr.. Lyle will
be held at the Second Presbv terrain Church at
$50 O'Clock this morning tf!sr which the re.
mains will be taken 10 Belmont county for
intermont. -
JOHN KEyAx and James Gown entered
counter suits against each other, Saturday
evening for Asslnlt ar battery before 'squire
Axle. Tho former WAS hne1 81 and the lat.
ter 50 and costa Z f.I.. tIfT,ti9EI}l.aFl
Lou RCrlE's notorious raroh on Twenty.
first street was raided again Saturday and
the frail Lou licked up until o'clock yet.
terday morning, when friend put up for
her appearance.
CHARLyJ KLEvis has been appointed engi.
nper Tor tho United ti:c engine, vics Jerry
DoaOy6n reaigncd. Jerry is An old time rail.
roud msn aua has been with the United for
over TIRES years. 3-t. 5i Is a
SATURDAY afternoon an alarm Of hrc was
sounded from box Of, occasioncd by a slight
fire, that was pm. out With a few buckets OF
wl'er, Ia tho old cav mill row. Defective
iiue war ths csuse. ,sI.... .,- 81
TIE following conveyance was admitted to
record NJ Clerk Hooks oilics Saturday:
deed made the 2l,t day OF March, 1854, by
Jas Harvey aud vile 10 I,onise Goering, In
consideration OF $3.50, for 0! acres OF land
situate Oh Little Wheeling creek
Misses MARY SULLIVAN ard Annie O'Hnrs,
OF the South Side. have been csnyassiDg ior
gold watch belonging TO Mrs. Brady, q
widow living IN the Sixth ward, who wished
to rcsl'z, OH 1t. Miss Sullivan turned In
$751; 50 to Miss o Hara's s., and received the
watch. . --s ~
SATURDAY, Eecretary CT Slate Sssluaker In
carpora,eG the National Mutual Liza Also.
ciai!on OF Washington, y. c., and tho
Charleston Hotel and Park Company Of
Charleston. The former has capital stock
OF $1,000. The incorporators are W. B
Matthews, J. +. Hood, Iuthe, Harrison, r.
F. BursdosT and John Z Bell. The Charles.
ton company Starts oil with q capital OF s.,
Loco. The stock Is 500 per share. and t. held
by X. P. Chew, J. V. S!mmoEa, n. 8. White,
George Washington and Joseph Trapwel', all
Of Charleston.
In responding 10 the f.o alarm Saturday
afternoon, the rear ax!s OF the VIgilant gu.
gins broke on Main st,tc: near Sixteenth
Fortunately no one was hurt nor WAS tho en-.
g!ne badly injured NJ wss tho cass Il f.w
months since when tie saula s1lo bsoks ss
the engine MAS oning down Main street hill.
The broken axle Was u car axis aud WAT sup.
posed 10 be all right; bnt the break showed Il
bEd c.ack. The nxlo too had evidently not
been ERASED for so,ae timc. The engine will
be at the shopl for D few days. ls
YssTERpAY afternoon the fune.sl OF Phillip
Me'zusr tovk plaza from ths German NJ. i.
Church on Chap,ine street. and was very
largely attended. The intsrment was In tbs
Red Mems cemetery Of which order the de.
CEASED was prominent member NJ. Me'z-
ner died Friday night. He was one OF the
olieat and mos. respected Of Wheeling's
Germans. He YVES born in saxony In 1884
&c was the president Of the Riverside FuIs
niture Company, Of this city, from the begin
ming OF its existence, aud si1ce the burning
Of tie factory. which occurred just three
years rgo Friday, he hes gradually been
sinking. his age was fifty ysais and four
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