The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-17
Heal EHtntc ltr,lurtlOns,

tho various petitions was az follows:
Heal Estate deductions.
First wa-d-Turncr Hall Association,
from $500 TO $1,000; John Wolf. $1,000 TO
sl,OOO II. Fctzer, sl,lO0 to $3.50: Lutz
l5ma. $1,000 TO $500; Robert McQuay,
$1,000 to $l.S0O.
Second wArd-Mnrtln Thornton, $1,000
to $500; MB Il. klrbuch, 800 to 5000,
and take $1,000 from Improvement and
add to ground Lydia o. Melancy, 5000
to 5000: s. s. Bloch, for II. Bloch estate,
$4,000 10 $4,000; A. Egerter, $4,000 to
$2i, 900.
Third warl-John Koehlcr, 5000 to
5000; NJ. McGInty estate. $500 TO $1,000;
II. Grlbben. $500 to 500.
Fifth ward-J. Ritz, released from
double assessment: Whitaker s. Cowden,
double assessment; Mary Rumble, $l.a90
to 81 1890: Zion's Lutheran congregation.
strike of assessment for parsonage.
Sixth ward-A. busch. $4,000 ID
Sll,J0O, and rebate on $4,000 for 1894 and
1906; Margaret /. N.Idert. 1880 to ST. 800:
Bnrtllda Kemp, $500 10 800: Hanna
Hnyburn. 1880 to $780, and rebate for
1895: Peter Beneke. $2,76O to $3.50: Fred
FaulstIck. $1,000 to $1,000: Gus Shafer.
$1,000 to $1,000; Charles Bickmyer. $l,625
to $3.50: Mary D. Humble. $500 10
$1,000. rebate on 1896; Henry Refs. 5000
to $4,000. and rebate for 1895: Thomas
BARLEY, $3.50 to $3.50.
Seventh ward-Fanny MIlliGan. 5000
to $500: Z. b. Shelf, 5000 reduction on
Improvements.
Rghth ward-Unlted States Glass
Company. $4,000 10 S35,9OO August
Nolte, $500 to 1880: Caroline BIschofr,
1920 to $1,000: Adam HeIlreigel. $500
to $500; Fred VoItle, 5000 to $500.
Personal Property Tetlurtions.
First ward-wllllam Feeney. $40 erro-
neous taxes refunded; 4. C. Whitaker.
rebate OF ST. 40 each for 1891 and 1892:
]. F. Merrman. $3.50 I" 1850: II. Fctzcr.
$500 10 500: Jenkins & Englebr!ght,
S. 900 erroneous.
Second ward-J. L. Morris sl.1Oo to
$500 and rebate: F. N. MlllIgan. strike
of 500 for horse and buggy; Thomas
Brown, 800 to $50: NJ. J. Brilles. 5000 10
$4,000 and rebate: f. r. Morris. 5000 err
roneous: Dina Reed. $500 to $500: Joe
Daiier, 5000 to $780, W. NJ. Meek. plano
$50 to $50: r. II. GIllcspy. piano from
$50 to $50: Mrs. Margaret Sylvis and
Mrs. Mollie Jones. assessments for plano
struck Off: ]. X. Hall. for 4. Frew. from
SC. ZOO TO $4,000.
Third ward-AIrs. F. y. Plummer.
81. 600 10 $500: c. Q. Rawllnc. 5000 to 500:
Henry Baer. horse, $50 to $50.
Fourth ward-P. Hlldebrand. $3.50 TO
$50; Mrs. a. Shelter, $40 to $40; P.
Schenk, sl6O to $50.
Fifth ward-Whitaker Iron Works. to
sl7,335: George Frederick. $50 to 500.
Sixth ward-G. X. McNechen Sons
Company, $4,000 10 $4,000
Seventh warl-R. l.. Criswell. 1900 TO
SG6; Catherine Inwley. $50 TO $50: NJ. II.
Martin. 800 to 5000.
Petitions rejected-Baker Brothers,
Joseph II. Wilson. J. W. Schultze. James
FllHagln, Caroline EtZ, Wheeling
Bridge & Terminal Railway Company
(2). a. J. Schultz. J. W. Beltz. r. Rlckus.
]. Fl. Wilson. ]. ". Beltz, Julia y. I.aah;
George i. Burkett. ]. G. Walden, F.
Schnelle estate, il. Eeuhardt. Fred I'm
rub. X. j. Wanuenfeld Joseph Shutter,
WInchcr. Saylor 6; Company, a. busch.
Sourlu Brothers. Jacob Hin (2), H!ener
Hardware Company. Henry Bene. Mrs.
William Dillon. Ruggaber & Kuhn. ]. H.
Hall, Henry Jacob. ". b, Howell. Mrs.
J. a. Carroll. Mrs. ]. E. Bodlcy. Wheel
Ing Island Ferry &: Packet Company. S.
d. Ullman. J. NJ. Carrie estate, William
Motrn. Mrs. NJ. Robinson, Samuel Kug-
lin. II. f. Behrens (2). ". ]. Cots and
John Dlttmorc.