The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-13
LOCAL pREy1T1Rs.
matters Of MINOR Moment IN and About tA'


Matters Of MINOR Moment In and About TIE
City,
FouR marriage licenses were Issued yes
Tas Municipal oour. meets again this
morning.
this evening.
Two cases were on the slate at midnight
for this mornings police court.
A REGULAR semi.monthly meeting OF
Council will be held this evening.
The Riverside factory broke nail plate
roll yesterday, and was uplged 70 suspend
work for short time.
REAL Estate AoExr HAILEB yesterday
sold the Hornbrook property on Chap
line street, in Centre Wheeling, to D.
Kull, ir., for S4,70o.
Ton GARTER, who lives about . mile
back OF Wheeling Park, was slightly IN
iured at the Elm Grove depot last evening
by being squeezed between the motor and
a post.
The case Of Boettner, indicted for the
murder Of Dick, was yesterday postponed
until the next term OF the Circuit Court1
the case Of Goshorn vs.. Carriers heirs still
being unfinished, ~.
BAKER AND FARRoN had full house at
the Opera House last night. Their play,
|Emigants," affords good opportunity
TO work in their pleasing variety business,
and to create good deal OF fun.
The seven proprietors Of houses Of i'll
repute who were arraigned in police court
yesterday, morning were fined $50 and
costs each, and the inmates and visitors S.
and costs each. all the fines were paid.
Letters addressed to the following
named persons remain uncalled for at the
postotIice VIM. Watson, D. Il. Wolfe,
Edward Smallfoot, Rev. FIR. Krenzer,
VIM. Hedges, WIN. Hiles, Mrs. Anna
Hart, S. E. Graf, Henry Byers, A. Blu
menberg.
A VALUABLE donation to the library OF
the Wheeling Female College was received
Yesterday from the Rev. DR.. Fullerton, OF
Charleston. Similar donations from the
friends OF the College would be gratefully
received, rs good library is an important
factor in education. ....l.
SIXTY or seventy members OF Holiday
Post, G. A. r.. turned ont yesterday alter
noon and escorted the remains OF Harry
Hazeltine, the Top mill mailer, to the
pewiky depot. They were taken on the
four o'clock train to Mr.. lIazeltine's old
home in Massachusetts,.
TuE protracted meetings at the First
Baptist Church, being conducted by Rev.
G. NJ. Shot, are meeting with great sue.
cess Much interest is being manifested
by the people and the assistance he is re-
Ceiying from the members OF the church
are certainly very encouraging TO him.
Ar the annual meeting Of the stock
holders in the German Bank, held yes
terclay, the following gentlemen were
elected directors: G. D. Hubbard, Phil.
Schuehle, II. Schmulbach, B. Fisher,
Frederick schenk, A. D. Seamon, A. @.
Egerter, @. He'll and O. w. Franzheim.
TIE big land suit Of Phillip DufIner, OF
Cleveland against D. D. T. Farnsworth
and fourteen other prominent citizens oil
Upshur county, this State, Was giVen-to
the jury in the U. $. Court last evening,
but no verdict being agreed upon at mid
night, court adjourned until 0 a. ". to-day.
TIE stockholders OF the Wheeling &
Belmont Bridge Company met yesterday
in their annual meeting, and reelected
the old Board OF Directors, as follows:
K, Cangle, Jas. Maxwell, j. N. Vance,
NJ. Reilly, b. @. List, A. Allen Howell, A..
]. Clarke, A. Wilson Kelly. Louis Q. Stifel
"THE PowEg op MONEY" will be pre-.
scented at the Opera House tomorrow and
Thursday evenings. Plot, quick dialogue,
incident and scenery all combine to make
the "Power Of Money" interesting. 1t ia
a melodrama OF the modern kind and on
Its first production this season it scored q
success which It has maintained steadily.
The scenery is realistic and at times
grand.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record deed made January 10 by r. b.
Criswell to his wife Sarah, in considera-
ton OF s. and natural love and affection,
for the goods Of the party's dairy. including
fourteen milk cows, three wagons, etc.
Also deed made January u, by Ii. FL.
Hornbrook and wife TO David Kull, jr., in
consideration OF s., 700, for 80 feet OF lot
1872, on Chapline street in Centre Wheel
ing. -.
city, held its annual meeting at Arion
Hall last evening, and elected the follow
ing officers: President, 9. ]. Stifel; Vice
President, Chris. Hess; Secretary, @. A.
Behler; Treasurer, John G. Hoffman
Directors, G. Bayha, ]. Nunge, /. VIII
helm, F. Mute, S. Keim and Q. Aul.
Standard bearers, J.Nunge, and F. Stritf;
Marshal, Peter Bonenberger. A very
pleasant social time was had in connec-
ton with the election. .