The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-23
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Two MsEE marriage licenses were issued
yesterday. Atthis rate tho average for the
month will be a small one. ,,'2sl,, 9Jl 1i
THEME will be A. special meeting OF the
Board Of Education tonight, for the purpose
OF awarding The years c0ai contracts. "
Nick RouEnts, ;"liumpty Dumptyr and
variety show will be at the Opera House this
evening. II Is already known here As one OF
tho most nesisofious shows OF liz kind In ex.
istencc. and will no doubt draw large house,
as usual. fTa'a.
Tue Citizens Street Hallway Company yes.
ter1ay received lis first insinllnebt OF Nat
rails One Hundred and eighty were received.
II tue weather continues favorable, the work
OF laying them will soon DO commenced nj
the second ward market house.
Mn. r. A.. lloGE, Of the Island, carries one
Of his hnndsin aisling. lie was thrown oil
his bicycle n day or two ngo OIL tho Suspcn.
sion bridge md received the injury, bn,
when asked about Il he ayers that no was
mailing up n box and mashed his llaId.
FioRrseE GohBs soH0rGii, The girl who won
iaule hcreabouts by masqicrading IN, mons
clothes soinn Tine ngo. md was arrested rs u
Thief and her sex discovered, has got seven
years In the penitcntary at Columbus for
robbery. This Is her third or fourth term.
She lately profcssed religion. 4
Mnsns. CuAcrArr & BARR, counsel for The
owners OF the steamer John Tomas, y.ster.
day gave bond in tho Circuit Court OF Ohio
County preparatory TO removing 10 tho
uhited States District Court nine OF the salts
for damage brought by victims Of the SCioto
disaster. In which the i.oinass OWNERS nrc
joint defendants with the Scio.o Company.
Oh lasi Tuesday night number OF the
members OF the congregation OF Rev. J. ".
Grinlts, pastor Of Wesley Chapel, assembled
ut his residence bearing number OF neces.
alry articles In the way OF groceries, etc aud
also sun, OF money. After spending II
couple Of hours IN religious exercises ard
social conversation The company left for
their homes. Mr.. and Mrs. GrillLts were com.
pletely Surprised. GH,as
TnEEEs complaint, which finds xprcssion
In the Sieubenyille Gn:tiic. that the Pan.
Handle station at Wheeling Junction DOESN'T
afford the Accommodations naturally expect.
ed and due to travellers awaiting connections
Tie Gd:rite says this Is particularly tho case
with Iadies, whose private waiting room Is
generally kept locked, and even when open,
there Is ito HE 10 keep oil the winters chill;
consequently ladies' are driven into the other
roou which Is frequently filled with loafers
mud clouds Of tobacco smoke.
Mrs. MARGARET LoXG was yesterday mp.
pointed guardian OF the minor children Of
Andrew J. Long, deceased, her husband.
The children ARE Apollonia y. Long, aged lG,
rhfiselda MSLong. aged 10, Anna T. Long,
aged IL, Maximilian Long, aged Il, Emil
Long sged 0, Carl Il. Long. pged 0, and
Walter 4. Long. asea O.. Bond vas given In
the gum OF $1,000, with a. leymann and
appointed administrative OF her husbands
estate, and gave bond for the faithful per.
formancc OF her duties In the sum OF 81 600,
with the sumc SuretCs.