The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-07
LOCAL BREY1TrEs
mu..srsos Minor Moment In Sa] About
the City,

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Tomorrow at Simpson NJ, e. church,
the PASTOR Rev. ]. W. Waters, will
preach at II a. m and p, m.
The council committee on police met
last night and audited the monthly bills
for the maintenance OF the police de-
plrtment and city prison.
Squire Haberfield In the case Of Myers
Va. Thompson, yesterday rendered his
Judgment binding the latter In $500 bond
70 keep the peace for one year.
Young mems religious meetings will be
held at the Y. NJ. G. A. this evening az s
o'clock, and Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock, All men are always welcome.
Squire Greer yesterday dismissed the
case of Mrs. Nan Remer against Mrs,
Ruthers, for a peace warrant, there be-
Ing no cause for action, The costs were
divided,
George Bowers, the Fulton waif adopt
ed by Lawyer II. Ryan and his brother
in-law ], +. Stahlman, was respondent
lses to be worthy boy.
The picture OF William Jennings
Bryan, which has been a feature Of the
wall decorations In the sherllf's office I'M
der the Franzhelm regime, was yester-
day turned toward the wall by Sheriff
Richards,
The dispute between p. Monahan and
Mrs. Crager, OF the Sixth ward, was set
tied last night by Squire Fitzpatrick, he
putting the plaintiff and his wife and the
defendant under peace bonds. The costs
were divided.
A class of probatloners will be received
into the church at Zane street N. i.
church on Sunday morning. The pastor,
Rev. b. y. Evans. viii preach morning
and evening. Evening subject, THE
Worklngman's enemies"
In the case OF Myers VS., Gabriel, for
possession OF property in the Eighth
ward, Squire Greer yesterday rendered a
verdict OF dismissal owing TO there not
being given the proper legal notice. The
plaintiff was taxed the costs.
In another column the sale OF the Bril-
liant Pipe and Tube Works, recently
placed In the hands of a receiver after a
bitter struggle In Jefferson county (Ohio)
courts, is announced to take place on
next Monday at p. M, central time.
Squire Rogers last night fined Bessie
Derue, the madame OF house OF III
repute, IS and costs. and made her give
a peace bond. She was charged with as
eaultlng her housekeeper, Annie Reilly.
The state was represented by Charles
Schuck.
r. l.. Lowery was taken to the peniten-
tlary from the Ohio county Jail yester-
day morning. by Sheriff Richards. This
was a mere Formally. as his pardon
was directed to Warden Hawk, OF the
pen" He was released from custody
upon arrival at the penitentIary.
The street car Is having Its troubles In
going over the Market street bridge, ow-
ing to the repairs, which necessltated
lmpTovlsed tracks. Nearly every car
has had Its fender damaged during the
past few days at this point, and the loss
to the company has been considerable.
Rev. DR.. Gagley will preach to-mor-
row morning and evening at First Bap-
list church. No doubt large congrega-
lions will greet DR., Bagley, as many are
anxious to hear him, He is pastor OF the
First Baptist church OF Harrisburg, Pa,
and has been very successful Ia his work
there.
The gunboat committee met last night
and had n very brief session. Vouchers
for the expenditure OF the 5000 appropri-
ated by council for suitable china and
glass service for the gunboat wheeling"
were turned over. Az this was all before
the committee It adjourned. The trip
to the coast was not dwelt upon, but II
will come up soon. as the Wheeling party
selected must be In San Francisco for
the ceremonies before September 2.