The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-17
DOTS AND DAsnEs
or LEGAL Matters OF More Intsre.t than
Importance.

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The Belmont County Teacher Association
meets at Bridgeport week from tomorrow.
TUE knights OF Pythlas will give q concert
and supper at their hall, In Bridgeport, this
evening.
YouxO ladies liked the love scenes between
Miss Davenport and Mr.. Clarke. Glad there
was something to admire.
A HORSE Of Simon Bears fell on Twenty.
fourth street yesterday, breaking the harness
up generally and bruislng ITSELF
Tue Ladies' Local Union Of the First
Baptist church are to have an o. ester supper
on Friday evening, February q.
FREsII sea fish OF oil the marketable va.
rlelies, from smelts to hallbut can now be
purchased In the Wheeling market
YGAs played for a surprise party in
Beethoven Hall last evening. There was lots
Of fun over tho exit OF the "Big Four"
Tue STERLING Comedy Company" which
has been playing the small towns hereabOuts,
has gone tic way OF oil the transformers,
The sessions Of both houses Of the Legisla.
ture were very dry Yesterday, presenting O
marked contrast to the atmosphere outside.
BrsISEss wBs very dull In the County Re.
COrder's office yesterday. 0nlyOne marriage
license was Issued and one deed OF trust re,
corded.
Res, the ncwsdeRler, has received Hlrper'l
MpHthhy for March. Il Is an unusually good
number. Back numbers can also be had ai
Mr. Rees.
A SURPRISE party was rendered Miss Kithe
and Sophie Mason by several Of her friends
at Goctze's Hall last evening. Everything
pissed off very pleasantly,
TUE stAgC setting last night was very nice.
ly done. Mr.. Will Richardson, who has
charge Of the Opera House stage, is making
u very credltable display Of late.
TnE Coll Light Guards will give one Of
their grand balls at Turner Hall this evening.
Their balls are always enjoyable and success
full, and this one bids fair 10 b. more so than
usual.
FLORENCE has finally concluded 10 give q
matinee tomorrow afternoon, at which
THE Mighty Dollar will be given. Seat,
will be placed on sale at Wilson & Banners
this morning
Tue walls OF the old street car stables on
Main street were pulled down yesterday
The purchaser Of the property, C. W. Sea.
bright, Esq, proposes TO erect tenement
houses in the spring.
TIE fashionable caper for our ladies, both
old aud young, at present Is the making oil
"crazy" quilts. They are made OF scraps oil
silks, satin, plush anll velvet, and arc wild
enough In appearance to satisfy crazy man.
We have promised. MOTTO soy word about
the weather to-day, and propose to keep our
promise II the thermometer gets clear down
of the wall and enters fora six days go.as.
you please match, and tue barometer goes up
10 heaven.
YESTERDAY afternoon Mrs. Carl Stencil
was surprised ut her residence, on EOr street,
in the Fifth ward, by the ladies Of the ST.
later at supper. The occasion was Mrs.
Stencils twenty.eighh birthday.
AYoUSG lady from the Female College left
her umbrella in the PostOilice lobby yester.
day, aud wellknOwn councilman picked It
upand was enjoying It's shelter as II were his
own till somebody called his attention TO the
owners name and address in full painted in.
side.
YESTERDAY Mr.. Max Feinlcr one OF the
Oldest membersO OF the Opera House orchestra,
received through the Wheeling Custom
House u set Uf clairionets from Germany, as
a present from friend. 1t is undoubtedly
the finest set OF instruments in this section VI
the country.
THE jolly Mpnnerchor Singing Society
gave q private masquerade hop at its hall, in
Beck's block, last evening" that was very en-
joyable, the weather being the only draw
buck. Mayors band played. Tho costume.
worn by the ladies were very neat and ut
tracted general attention. This society an
tiCipates having glorious time Us soon as il
gets in It's new quarters.
NORTHUMBERLAND Wilcox saws he had nc
authority or shadow Of right to arrest thI
three men suspected Of attempting t.
burglarize Aul's clothing repair shop nigh
before last He says tue printed accounts o.
the occurrence are incorrect, and place him
in false position, and that II it had not beer
for the Ofticiousness OF other persons hC
would have secured the men.
SOME very fine paper is being put ON the
boards and dead walls for Frederick Warde
Speaking OF bill boards, one Is reminded o.
the fact that some miseCrantS have again
commenced mutilating the paper put out
There is an ordinance against it, and the
Opera House management would be undeI
obligations 10 any one making reliable in.
formation US to who the parties are.
THE first church supper and social Of the
season will be given at the Fourth Street NJ
4. church this evening, for the benefit OF the
Sunday School. Last season these supper
were intensely popular, and II IL expected
that the one this evening will SurpaSS thOsl
Of the past. A mammoth committee has the
affair In charge. A choice musical anu
literary entertainment will also be given. AL
desiring good supper and pleasant even
ing should attend.
A coRs Of engineers OF the W. & L.. T.
road came to this place Tuesday Of this week
and are engaged Ia making preliminary sur
'"ys, preparatory to final location. As sOor
n. spring opens and the ground becomes set
tied, we may expect work to open up al
along the line from this point to the Fan
Handle road. All the remaining portion |,
in the hands OF sub-ContractOrs now, who ar
pushing matters rs fast Us due regard FOL
economy will permit-Nartin'I Ferry NeWs.
YESTERDAY morning, between . and
o'clock. large plate glass window in thu
front OF the store room Of John Reid Jr, OF
Main street, ut the intersection OF South, wa!
broken with cobble stone or billy" and tn
contents OF the show window, consisting o
bottled WHISTLES, braIslics and wines, valued
at about so, taken. The glass was a ouurlel
Of an inch thick, 4alO feet and valued a
about $50. The insurance ran out only /
few days since. Mr.. Amick, residing Oppo
site, says he heard noise about 9 A. NJ. III,
nightwatchman says II did not take place
until after O'Clock.
Two SAD deaths took place in the Eight
ward yesterday, both being young girls Jus
budding into womanhood, and highly re
speCted by all who knew them. The tirst wa.
that OF Miss Sallie BerO, a young lady abou
seventeen years OF age, who died at The resi-
dence Of her widowed mother. The othe
death was that OF Miss Anna, fifteen veal
old daughter OF Squire SChultze. She was /
very bright girl aud was sick only few DAYS
malignant typhoid fever being the disease
Miss Bero also died from the effects Of Ii,
same disease. Both families have the sym
pathy Of all who know them.
No rlDINds have as yet been received Of III,
four escaped prisoners who left the Count,
Jail Tuesday morning. In looking over ii,
Jail in careful md thorough manner Sher
i'll Brown found the key with which the,
Odeued the Yale locks OH the cell doors. i
was made OF three pieces OF tin welded to
gcther with waved string at the end used /,
turn. The nOtcheS were nicely cut and 1
opened the locks easily. Another thing wa
found, but for what purpose It WAS used m,
Sheriff has M idea, II vas n ot,I;pla, - . a.,