The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-04
LOCAL pREv1TIRs,

matters OF Minor Moment In and About the
City.
TnR s.Dutch measles prevail to a great
extent in East Wheeling.
Two deeds OF trust were admitted to
record by Recorder Hook yesterday.
Esupreme Court Of Appeals Of this
State will meet in this city Tuesday
March 10.
Paul PORTER was very severely injured
yesterday afternoon, at AIcGinley's stable,
BY being kicked by q horse. For time it
was thought that one OF Porter's legs was
fractured.
Hon. DANIEL LAND, whose name was
included in the list OF those who left for
Washington on Monday morning, says
that he did not go and had no intention
OF going, rs he had no desire to witness
three inaugurations.
SQUIRE ]. NJ. RUSSELL, Of Triadelphia
district, had before him yesterday q dam
age suit brought by I,eyfsmith against the
Baltimore5e Ohio road for the loss ola
COW, run over by train on the Hemp
field. The road confessed to the killing
and compromised the case. 49, -
TIE only transfer Of real estate admitted
to recordby. Recorder Hook yesterday was
a deed made February Is, 1885, by Phillip
Repp and wife to Robert Pekari, all Of
lyheelipg,of a part OF lot No. 200, situated
in the Fourth ward, corner Of McCuiioch
and Sixteenth streets, for 81, 600. :.
SEATS will be put on sale this morning
at Banners music store for tho Lights O
London" which Is to be given in the
Opera House by one OF Shook 4 Golfers
famous Union Square companies Friday
and Saturday evenings and Saturday after.
noon. This great play will be put on the
stage in the same careful manner that it
has been in the past, by fine company.
THE following persons have been
elected by the Pittsburgh District Of the
Germania Turnverein, TO attend the an
nual session OF the National Turn B1nd,
to be held at Newark, N. j.. in June next:
Chas. Hoffman, NlcKeesport; w. A.
Schambre, Wheeling; Henly Hale, Allie
Il. Schambre, Wheeling; Jacob Loos
Wheeling Charles Ammon, South Side,
Pittsburgh.
JOHN THOMSON. q cooper by trade, and
who lives in that notorious East Wheeling
habitation known rs Castle Garden, was
locked up by Officer Burns yesterday, and
this morning will probably be sent to the
hill for so day. John swallowed the beer
while It was loaming and then went home,
beat his wife and put her out OF doors, and
also thumped young woman who was
visiting his wife. Mrs. Thompson made
the complaint and swore out the warrant.
THERE was very perceptlble improve
mentin the attendance at Charley Shay's
Academy Of Music last evening. "The
0ctoroon" was again presented by Roland
L. Tayleure's Dramatic Combination. The
play Is given in an even manner and
the strong situations that abound through
out 1t are all well handled. II has been
decided to continue 1.-THE octoroon" on the
bill for the balance OF the week and not
give Christie Johnson" The forneris
4 much more popular drama and its pre-
sentation by this company should be wit
messed. Amatinec performance will be
given this afternoon.
TIE regular spring term Of the United
States District Court should have COM
menced here last Monday, March 9. Some
important pension cases from Wetzel
county are Jet for this term, and the
witnesses and parties interested were
summoned to appear on Monday; they
came up in force but found no court In
session, Judge Jackson having notified
the officers Of the court the latter part OF
last week that he would not open court
until next Monday, tho 9th. Monday
afternoon, Deputy Marshal Ramp was
kept busy paying these people their
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