The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-25

Brief Notes ON Current Events Of mlno

Interest.
oSE marriage license was Issued yesterday.
BARNuMs circus Is accompanied by dude
clown.
TaE cock fighting ordinance Is now 10 full
force and effect,
TIE Druid Society OF Wheeling will excurt
10 steubenYille next month by rail.
Two DRuNEs and fallen angel were the
only tenants OF the Central Station last
night.
A NEW engine was sent out on the Hemp
field road yesterday forenoon fol use on the
Pittsburgh soutetrn.
A cory OF the last will aud testament OF
Joshua N. Barley, deceased. was Yesterday
admitted to probate at Clerk Hooks office.
THERE was Ice an eighth OF inch thick In
all the littlA pools yesterday morning, and
occasional tlurries OF snow fell during the
day.
Tue Japanese tea party at the First Baptist
Church last evening was largely attended:
and was An immense success, socially and
financially.
HARRY CRYHuLE, lac nail feeder Of the
Top mil, was buried ut Mount Wood ceme-
terry yeste day afternoon. The nail feeders
attended the funeral In body.
The Citizens Line hsd force OF men work.
ing last night repaving their route ON Market
from TPn,hto Twelfth street With the nat
rails. aid repairing inside and outside the
track.
The ground In the front aud rear OF the At
lanlic engine house Is to be paved with brick.
The men can now wash their hose without
being obliged to haul II through the mud
aiterWard.
.
IT has been discovered that an employe OF
Frank Walters, the ice dealer, who dressed
as young man and was supposed 10 DO ose
for several weeks, was really young woman.
She was bounced.
J. P. PuRSEtL has unloaded and forwarded
from the q & 0. stockyards at Bsllaire,
since April |, 81 cars Of export catile,22 cars
OF export sheep and so cars OF other stock for
different points East.
Miss minnie HAuk will positively visit
Wheeling next Monday, and sing 10 the con.
cert at the Opera House on that evening:
She Is the prima donna OF the May Musical
Festival at fittsbursh.
THIS evening the qusrter en'ennial al Rev.
Father J. T, Eu livan's incambency OF the
prIe'thoO1 Wit be btcJminglv celebrated by
The Catholics OF the diocese, and especially oil
the Cathedral CONGREGATION.
GEO BRIcxLEw, convicted Of forgery and
sentenced to two years term, aud Amos
Riley Paley, for the same term for house
breaking. 10 Preston county, donned the
prison stripes at Moundsville YESTERDAY.
THERE Is disposition on the part OF sew.
eral Councilman to ply for those nobby stiti
hats now worn by the police. The boys In
blue would not object; in fact they think
that The city should pay for them. as 1t does
for the fremen's gum coats aud hoods.
ARour 8 o'clock last evening, Rimberly's
blacksmith shop was discovered TO be GU
fire, and before the flames could be extin-
guished II was destroyed. Loss about $50
No alarm was turned In, but the volunteer
fire company at Reymann's brewery turned
ont and guarded other property.
The case OF the State against Joshua Rtne,
indicted for voluntary manslaughter in
running over and killing Thomas Jordan, an
aged workman, at the corner OF Market aud
Eleventh srsets, 10 September last, was
put on trial in the Circuit tourt yesterday,
and has not yet been concluded.
TIE First Branch last evening vert back
on It's action refusing 10 allow the Citizsns'
Street Car Line to change its route on the
South Side. The route will be down Market
10 Twenty second, up Twenty.second to Chap
line and down Chspline TO Twenty.iourth
Street, and thence 10 the end as now.
AMEErrSc Of the Board Of Directors OF the
State Fair was held yesterday. About the
only business OF interest transacted was
arranging for series OF base ball games this
summer By. the rejunevated Standard Club.
The Directors agreed ito allow the club the
use OF the grounds at fixed rental OF $50 per
day.
THE third annual ball OF the Wheeling City
Band, to be given at Turner Hall next Friday
evening, Is going to be a monster affair. II
the day Is pleasant the band will parade the
streets and furnish some Of It's fine music.
The ball In the evening will be an orderly
affair, and the music for dancing will be Of a
superior order.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted to record
deed made March 80, 1888, by Thomas link
and wife to Ernest r. Metzner, in consideration
Of 81, $50, for the south half OF lot 249, on the
east side OF Eotf street, In the Fifth ward
Deed made April 20, 1888, by Isaac p. Freeze
and wife to Ieaac Ffetz., 10 consideration OF
s., 900, for lot in square in the Sixth ward.
LAST evening Mr.. George H. Ebeling was
rendered q reception by n number OF his
friends at Geotzs's Hall, on the South Side.
Mr.. Ebeling has been engaged as clerk In
Geoizss drug store, but leaves in few days
| TO enter pharmaceutical college At Philadel-
p1ia. His friends had engaged Mayors
orchestra aud several hours were pleasantly
spent dancing to the merry strains.
The last will and testament OF the late A.
N. Adams was yesterday admitted TO pro.
bate BY County Clerk Hook. Mr.. Henry X.
List Is named as executor. The entire estate
OF all kinds, real, personal and mixed, Is left
TO bis widow, with the exception Of Ia legacy
OF 81, 800 to Sarah Wilson and 81 900 to Caro-
line HiIdebrAnd, and all money owed TO the
deceased by his sister, Mrs. Taylor, and her
husband, and by his brother, A. J. Adams,
and said brothers sons, which are bequeath-
ed 10 them.
HAvERLY's ExoLtsu CoNIc OPERA COMPANY
presented LA Mascotte" at the Opera House
last evening to very enthusiastic though
not unusually large audience. Every part Of
the performance was well resolved. Miss
Wiley. as Bsttina Miss Gueneher. as Fianettd,
Mr.. Golden rs Lorenzo excelled every other
performer who ever gave these roles here,
and all were called before the curtain. The
chorus Is strong, and the way the opera was
put on the Stage was fully IN keeping with
Mr. Haverly's reputation. This evening
"Tbe Merry War" will be rendered by
the same company. Seats can be reserved
during the day at Wilson & Baumer's Music
store.