The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-12
LOCAL. BnRyrrrEs.
Matter, Of Minor Moment in and About the
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oxE marriage license was issued satrrf
Tn Hinge factory will be idle thisweek,
taking stock.
BAKER & FARRoS at the Opera House
this evening in "Emigrants."
AusrIS's Australian Novelty Company
at Charley Shay's Theatre this evening.
JOHN WALTON rendered his resignation
Saturday as a commissioner OF the Munic-
ipal Court. 3
DISTRICT ASSEMBLY No. %, Knights Of
labor, meets tomorrow morning in X. oil
L. hall, Beck's block.
GEORGE AsDuRN, a well known La Belle
mill maChinist, has accepted aposition in
Alabama and has left for that State.
BELTz & FLApNG's new planning mill
building, corner OF Nineteenth and Eof
streets, Is fast approaching completion.
THE Wheeling Creek coal miners, over
the river, have started to work at 90 cents
per ton. House rents were reduced 81 per
month. I.I5
WILLIAM WELrY, q Wheeling boy work
ing in Chess, Cook & Co.'s nail mill, Pitts
b1rgh, had his leg broken Saturday while
wrestling.
TIE Baker and Farron dramatic COM
pany arrived in the city yesterday. Mr..
Baker is accompanied by his wife. They
are ct the Howell house.
TnE members OF Mystic Lodge, X. r.,
OF Elm Grove, will celebrate its tenth an.
niyersary by grand ball at the Town hall
in that village next Friday evening.
TuE Board OF County Commissioners
will hold special meeting to-day To in
yestigato the charges preferred by Consta'
bic Wilcox against Justice Buchanan.
In the case Of William schnelle against
SchuChlrdt's administrators, tried in part
/ OF the Circuit Court, judgment was en-
tered Saturday in favor Of the plaintiff for
sos 05.
TIE famous spectacular melodrama,
"The Power OF Money" will be presented
at the Opera House Wednesday and
Thursday nights Of this week. 1t is high
ly spoken Of.
A MEETING Of ladies was held at the Sec
ond Presbyterian church Saturday after
noon to complete the organization OF, q
Woman's Christian Association. The
final organization was partially effected.
TIE following recent patents have been
obtained through the Howard agency:
Jacob Heatherington, Bellaire, o., coal
chute; James T. Baggs, bridgeport, u,
belt gearing; Thomas K. Catskadon, Key
ser, w. Va, silo; VIM. p. Furnell, Silver
Hill, w, W., ballot box.
HENRY LEAsURE attempted to drive o
dozen chickens from the Secondhand
Market House to Fulton on Saturday, in
payment OF an election wager, but gave it
up after going about q square, and put the
fowls in n wagon and thus droye them
out, A martial band headed the process
sion.
WHILE Louis and John Heckel, Of Mar
ket street. were practicing roller skating in
their fathers store on Saturday night they
collided. Louis fell and striking large
show case shattered it, decorating his right
arm and wrist in terrible manner. DR..
Stifei dressed the wounds, which required
a number OF stitches. He will be disabled
for some time.
CRESCENT LODGE No. 8, A. A. /. & S. W.,
elected the following officers Saturday
evening: President, Philip S. Fletcher;
vice president, Harry Hawkins; recording
secretary, Henry He'll; financial secretary,
John Holman; treasurer, Thomas Z.
Lewis; guide, John Powell; inside guard,
Michael Mahony; outside guard, Isaac
johnson; trustees, Martin Flanagan, Rine-
hart Greeninger, Joseph Jacobs.
HIRAM r. HAzEIr1NE, q comrade OF Hol-
liday Post, G. A. r., of this city, and a
Top Mil mailer, died at his home on Della
ware street, Saturday morning at 3 o'clock
Of nailer's consumption. Mr.. Haselttne
was member Of tho Seventh Massachu-
sets volunteer infantry during the war,
and was severely wounded at the battle Of
fredericksburg. The remains will be sent
to his former home in Massachusetts this
afternoon, and will be accompanied to the
depot by Holiday Post, old soldiers and
members Of the Amalgamated Association.