The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-28
CITY MATTERS.
Dricf Notes 0nCurrent Events OF aIlno
4Ie.. Interest. ..H.

brief Notes on Current Events OF Minor
Interest.
COUNCIL this evening. .ty.
DEALERS are receiving large invoices Of boil.
iday goods. a1~
iEk7ERpAr was pay day at the North End
cooper shops. ,.lI .sG
The supply Of poultry for the Thanksg,y.
Ing trade does not promise to be abundant.
ARAsTRoSs, Co.'s & Co. are rushed with
orders ind are receiving nav ones every day.
One marriage license was issncd yesterday.
The demand for these documents Is not up
10 the supply. r.f#
THE price Of oil has been advanced by the
grocery keepers III the city froth twelve to
fifteen cents per gallon. F..l .,I"
SoMR Of the coal merchants are 30 busy
that they are unable to iii their orders und
are putting more teams 10 work.
COLONEL KKNrLE will smile oil bridgeport
audience oh Friday next, and tell tho ueopie
what he knows about "Oillce Hunters" i.
TnE "Merry War" opera company arrived
In the city this morning on the 2:3j train
over the Central Ohio road from GAINESVILLE.
Mis-. NirCnIE, the woman who raised the
row on the Peninsula Saturday night, was
yesterday fined s. and costs by Justice Peter.
man. '#,..,. ua sg.,y.0g'
CARPENTERS are roofing the large Ice house
OF Captain Sam Lenhardt, on the west side of
the island. The building Is one hundred by
sixty feet. .fH..s NJ
JEREMIAH TEEGlLl. was yesterday appoint
| ell administrator Of the estate Of Jane Ter.
rill, deceased, and gave bond In the sum OF
5000, with D. ". Terrill rs surety.
WILLIAM KxMp was fined $50 mud costs IN
rupting the services at the Chapline street
n. T. Church Sunday night. Kemp Is Il
coal digger.
JouN MAzlSGo went tothe Workhouse yes.
tertlay for twenty days for drunkenness. Fred
Skyakes, for abusive language TO Mrs. Mary
Ryan and daughter, OF East Wheeling, paid
$40 and costs.
TIE Hebrew congregation will hold Thanks
giving services next Thursday At their syna.
| gegue at > o'clock y. NJ. The services will be
conducted by Rev. NJ. sessler, who will de-
liver an appropriate address.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record
u deed nude November q, 1882. by Z. W.
Franzheim and wife TO Joseph IIasena,er,
In consideration OF $500, for II feet of the
west end of lots II and 10 in square 2, on the
Island.
LETTERS advertised Tuesday, November 2S,
1857: jas. Bowman, Frank +. Hasley, Chns.
l.. lIarris, Frank z. Hamilton, John II.
Hughes, Cilas. kemple, John L. Lloyd, D. }.
Murray, II. NJ. Mclntirc, c. h. pabst, John
D. Taylor Frank link.
THERE WIS very large gathering In the
lecture room of the First Baptist Church last
evening to hear the performances Of the
young people. There will be no entertain
ment next Monday evening, It being week
of prayer in the baptist Churches throughout
the Stale.
SQUIRE PErERMAN yesterday ;lred Abe Mer-
ibon, one Of the habitues of the Second ward
Market House, 81 and costs for drunkenness,
and as be failed to pay, sent him to Jail.
Loating in the Market House is not as popu-
lar Us 1t once was, owing to the good work OF
the Squire aud the city police.
THE slate at police headquarters last even.
| Ing contained only two names Doth were
from the Eighth ward, and were run in by
Officers Combs and Kennedy. The charge OF
|disorderly ~ against each. One il named
Louis Solte and the other WIS an Irishmun,
who refused to give his name. He will give
1t this morning in Court.
THIS evening at the Opera House the Tha.
liza Theatre Comic Opera Company, from the
ITALIA Theatre. New York, will present the
popular new opera 1.-THE Merry War" in
German. The music is by Strauss, and the
fame Of the opera will no doubt attract u
large audience here. Reserved seats have
been in good demand since they were put on
sale at Wilson Il Banners.
The police are on the lookout for Eddie
Combs again. 1t seems that Eddie has never
paid his last fine, US he promised he you'd.
a commitment was accordingly made out
and Edward was taken in charge by Officer
Mute. Combs said that if the officer would
accompany him to his mothers's home the
money would be forthcoming. He did SO,
and while there the officer was given the
slip by Eddie.
| CERTIFICATE OF incorporation was yestcr-
day issued TO the "Prince Jacket Company"
OF this city, which proposes to carry on n
transportation business with steamboats, and
barges. 1t starts of with capital stock OF
serves the privilege OF increasing the capital
to 100000. The incorposators arc Thonla,
Prince, James q. Campbell, Thomas Bali,
Maggie Prince and James G. Morris.
a GOVERNMENT officer was in the city yes.
| tcluaJ ItIsptEI'hS tAc City wafer IualH ACEuS5
the river. which supplies the Island. This
pipe is projected from the drift Of the river
| by u covering OF heavy rocks, aud
some complaint has been made by
certain boatmen that it is M obstruction
to the navigation OF the river at low water
1t was for the purpose Of reporting upon the
justice of this complaint the officer was de.
tailed. VIVA. his report will be was not
made public.
LAST evening Beethoven HILL was packed
almost 10 sufEocation, the OCCASION being Il
surprise masquerade party rendered Miss
Hickey Ebeline, OF the South Side. About
hfty couples were present, tully thir,y.fre OF
whom were masked. The at!air waE u sue
cess in every particular, and reflected credit
on those who arranged the detnils. They
were Misses Ebeiing, Mary Albinger and
Theresa Glue, and Messrs. Andrew Aibinger
and Charles Mckee. Mayors orchestra fur.
nished the music, which, Of course, was
good.
Reserved seats will be placed on sale this
morning ut Wilson e. Banners music store
for the engagement OF Minnie Palmer, L. Il,
Graham and the Jno. R. Rogers Comedy
Com pany, in William Giil's comedy, "My
Sweetheart at the Opera House on We'd.
! nesday and Thursday evenings and Thurs.
day afternoon. This engagement will he
unusually we'll patronized, particularly the
Thanksgiving matinee, and there will no
doubt b. q big rush for seats this incoming.
The Little Anna will make special trip
| Thursday to accommodate those dpsirinv Ia