The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-03
CITY MATTERS,
Brief Notes ON Current Eyents Of Minor
Interest.

YnTERpAf was lovely Gay Tor moving
This Is sarcasm 4EF
The last will and testament OF Frederick
Kuop was admitted 10 probate yesterday
SUNSHINE, rain, snow, wind and general dis.
agreeableness comprised yesterday weather.
"wEE' MARSHALL, the chicken thief who
ruined P. L. Kimberly's roos,s, will be tried
to-day before Squire Bulger.
The hearing OF Guenther schnelIe, charged
with the murder OF DR.. Schuchardt will take
place at loA. N. to-day at the jail.
THE Sheriff and Prosecuting Attorney now
have their offices In the county building on
ChSpline street south OF the Court House.
THERE was 40 interesting meeting OF the
Ladies' Union Benevolent Society yesterday
afternoon. and arrangements were set on foot
looking to the speedy opening OF the "Fhend'
ly Inn"
DR. G. W. KELLY, OF Sixteenth street, was
yesterday. arrested on warrant issued by
Squire Peterman on charge OF disturbing
the peace. Hattie f. Wilson was the com.
plainant ir-
LAURA RosE, an East Wheeling girl who Is
Is last becoming notorious, was yesterday
committed 10 jail by Squire Peterman, In
default OF payment OF 6ne and costs, recently
imposed for disorderly conduct.
RESERVED seats will be placed on sale at
Wilson & Banners this morning, for
Thatcher, Primrose & Vests minstrel per-
Torrance at bthe Opera House, Thursday
evening. They give good show. ,f
1DA WE1zEL swore out o warrant before
Squire Pettermau, yesterday, charging Jacob
Bart with seduction and bastardy. The case
will probably result In sensational suit for
breach OF promise. A hearing will be held
to-day at0A.M 7t.
1HE Council Committee on Fire Depart.
ment met last night aud appointed Messrs
IZoeckler, Happy and Jones subcommittee
70 purchase the two new horses'for the Fire
Department ordered by Council, aud to dis.
pose OF the old onea FIT 2e
Mr.. Isaac FREEsE, the well known gentle.
man who was brutally assaulted In bis own
door yard last Sunday morning and robbed
OF gold watch and considerable sum Of
money, was improving yesterday, although
still very sore from the beating and kicking
he recsiyed.
Rev. ]. B. FIrzPATRIcx will make the OPEN
ing address at the annual meeting OF the
Sunday School Union Association Of Wheel
Ing, which meets tonight at the English
Lutheran Church. The theme is, 1.-THE Ben.
eft Of Sunday School Work to the Worker"
az luttItbblu6 AeubAhb 10 ca PcStcA'
MCCARTHY. one OF the Business Mems Pro.
tectiye Union" swindlers, was again before
Commissioner Forbes yesterday. but hise1
McCombs will probably be taken to Clarks-
'burg to-day for trial In the o. =. Court. De-
putty Marshal Kennedy will hAye them In
charge.
AT the next meeting ofCouncil, some per-
so1 will have TO be chosen from the Fourth
ward to ill the place made vacant by the
removal OF p L. Kimberly, Eco, to his new
residence near Mt. de Chantal station. This
Is rendered necessary by Section 10, Chapter
| 1871 Of the acts OF 1882, amending the Charter
| of 1886, which provides that 1.-THE removal OF
a member OF Council from the ward he rep.
resents shall vRcate his office as such mem.
ber." Mr.. Kimberly has served for along
term OF years and ''The great Commoner"
| viii! be missed. He is good parliamentar.
ian and speaker and was always 10 be heard
| on all matters OF importance. He has par.
ticipsted In manya stormy Council fight.
All viii be sorry to see Mr.. Kimberly go.
JUICE THOMAS D. Houston Is now q full
fledged "Jay Pee" or will be rs soon Us his
bond Is approved. III short communication
to the Hoard OF Commissioners yesterday
morning he informed that body that he was
now aresident, renter and voter OF Richland
district, and asked 10 be appointed Justice OF
the Peace for that district, there being a
vacancy there. The Judge was appointed.
His communication was dated at Glenn's
Run. According TO 8 former communication
10 the Board from the Judge, he will have
regular trial days In Richland, and will also
tiy to Richland at moments notice, but his
main office will be near the Court HOUSE,
where he will ever be ready to settle dish
cloth black. yard.sQuabbl between belliger-
ent females and deal out Justice IN the most
approved style.
EExr Friday evening Mrs. G. W. Eof will
be rendered a complimentary concert at the
Opera House. This mere announcement
should be sufficient TO fill the house tosuttoca.
ton. The concert was 10 have been given about
sir weeks ago, but Lent and other circum-
stances interfering 1t was thought best to
postpone the same, which was done. Several
tickets had been sold for that occasion and
they will be good for the coming concert
Mrs. Eoffi one OF Wheeling's fayorite vocal.
lists. She 10 always accommodating and ready
to aid any home object with her sweet and
cultivated voice. This should be appreciated,
and next Fridays concert affords an elegant
opportunity for 30 doing. A very choice
programme has been prepared, and large
number ofmuicians have gladly volunteered
TO take part reserved behts Will DC Oh shle
at Wilson & Banners.
Jusr about midnight last night some daring
thieves went through the lSTELLldEscER's
front office and captured sum OF money.
One OF the employees was in the office just be-
fore midnight, when everything was all right
At lOminutes past IL, the person whose duty
1t Is 10 attend 10 the mails,arriyed and found
the front door unlocked. the gas turned on full
and the drawers al .pulled open. 1t issupposed
an entrance was effected from the rear. The
press was running at the time, making con.
siderable noise. and all employed In that
room we're busy. The thieves were bold iel.
lows, as they worked with the front curtains
up. A mail boy, on his way to the office q
few moments after u, saw two men emerge
from the alley wearing oyercoats with their
collars turned mp. Fellows corresponding
10 their appearance were observed lounging
along Marketstreet early In the evening.