The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-28
MONDAYS MINOR MATrrRs.
Little Locals esnsbt up In the Inter
walls Ofthe storm.

walls ofthe storm.
"DEAcoS CRASxErr'' this evening,
Last day Of the adjourned session.
Tue city will bedull without the solons
THE gas lamps suffered In Yesterdays
storm.
REGULAR semi.monthly meeting Of Council
this evening.
Tue Capitol was blaze Of glory, both in.
side and out last night.
Two marriage license were Issued by
Recorder Hook yesterday.
YESTERDAYS weather was n sample lot of
all varieties the factory turns out.
The Municipal Court met yesterday at 2
O'Clock y N, but no business OF public inter.
est was tIantacted.
LENTEN services will be held at st. Mat
thews Church this evening at 1850 O'Clock;
sermon by the Rev. DIR. White, Of Pittsburgh.
TRAcELAYINu Is reported as progressing yery
rapidly atOng the fine Of the ". 81, t., BY
Judge Cochran, who was In the city yestef.
day.
A public jug Breaking is to be held this
evening In the Fist Baptist Church. After
the entertainment refreshments will be
served. a good time Is expected and lots OF
fun promised.
A YOUNG girl, daughter OF a family named
IseltZ, living Oh the river bank, Eighth ward,
poisoned and made herself violently sick yes.
terday by eating quantity Of poke root
found In the garden.
Tug Nail City Dyclcle Club. met ut the
Stlmm House last evening, and elected the
following officers: President, Jacob. W.
sirubb; Captain, !. a. HoBe; Secretary and
Treasurer, Frank Woods
TmE United States District Court convened
yesterday and transacted the necessary bust.
ness Incident to closing court such OS eptse;
Ing orders etc., and adjourned TO the iirst
day Of the next term, The court will meet
in Clarksburg, April3.
THIS morning at Go'cloCk wilbur Milligan
will be granted preliminary hearing by
Justice Caldwell. lie Is, as Is well known,
charged with the murder OF Frank Davis on
the morning Of the 10Th. Capt Dovener and
Attorney Duncap, OF Bridgeport, will appear
Us his counsel.
LETTERS advertised Tuesday, March 2s,
1882; VIM. II. Champ Miss Pearl PeHHison,
Prof. W. l.. Hill, H. J. liolbroOk, n. G. Han.
cher, Mrs, Hilinan, L. d. KroneRberger, J. p.
kaufman Jacob Marshall, Miss Kaie RaiIer.
", T. S. Rogers, Rev. |, s. somaliuS, Henry
D. Swearingen.
YESTERDAY was the twenty-ninth birthday
Of Mr.. Henry Blumenberg, one Of our best
known German citizen. He entertained his
friends royalty, was called on In the evening
blythe singing society he Is member OF and
was overwhelmed with hearty and sincere
congratulations
Tux funeral OF Mrs. Francisco Kramer,
mother of Prof. Kramer, took place yesterday
from her late residence on Market street and
was very largely attended. Rev. Werder con.
Quoted the funeral services. Mrs. Kramer
was one OF the Oldest and most distinguished
Of our Germans. She and her husband were
amopg the first settlers. The remains were
followed to the grave by u large cOnC0use Of
people.
"MY SWEETHEART" now ut the Academy Of
Music, has drawn large and fashionable audi
enCes, and Is one OF the most charming per.
fOrmances before the public. 1t always at
tracts the ladies, who pronounce my Sweet.
heOrt" little gem.---NtIC Orleans ITEM. MY
Sweetheart" Is drawing crowds to the
Academy Of Music. The singing and acting
Of Miss Minnie Palmer is greatly admired.
audiences. Mr.. L. Z. Graham Is q Young
man full OF talent, and ut all times a
clever character actor Philadelphia Press.
Or "Deacon Craakets," John Habber,on's
play, which is 10 be presented at the Opera
House this evening, the following highly
complimentary notices are found in ex-
changes: deacon Crankett" is an old fellow
whom all women must admire for his good
nature and iorbearDnCe. lie is n sincerely
religious man, with great deal of common
human nature in him, and is angelic in his
demeanor towards cross and sHappish old
wife. He knows that no other man in the
world could live peaceably with her.-S
Louis Republican. II is n healthy, clean and
pure play, that Sunday school children
might be taken to see, and be all the better
for it. Hope every one will like
deacon Crunkett," and that as many ladies
will 50 to see it as possible, for all women
owe debt Of gratitude to John Habherton
for writing Just One Day."-Jtnmis June in
Baltimore American,