The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-27
I, cry MATTERS.
Brief Notes on Current Events Of Mino
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couEctL meets this evening In regular
semi.monthly session.
TIE last Legislators will leave for home on
the Andes this afternoon. ~.
The Municipal Court met yesterday, but
adjourned again without doing any business
PHEBE HoIrsctAw was arrestei yesterday
for dsorIerly conduct on. Sunday at her
home in East Wheeling.
JouS WooDs, the North Wheeling night
fcrryman, Is confined TO hisrooIn with bilious
fever. The ferry will run all the same, how
ever.
The United States District Court meets in
this city on Thursday, unless circumstances
prevent the attendance Of Judge Jackson on
that day.
PKOPLg we're beginning to congratulate
themselves that winter had departed, but the
boresl blasts and accompanying Enow fall
yesterday dainpened their hopes,
WILL sYLyIs, who took charge Of the oil
lampS In the city yesterday, found them In
such bad condition that they could not be
lighted. Hs will have them In order by this
evening. however. .'.
TuE new programme inaugurated at Char
lie shnys Theatre last evening drew large
audience, The company Ia an immense one,
aud the show Is the best OF the season st this
popular place OF amusement 'i!l!4 ~
ERNEST soRuE yesterday made deed OF
tract OF land In the southern part OF tile
county. fronting 81 feet on the Elm Grove
road, 10 Richard Werner for $3.50, and In Q
deed OF trust Werner and wife made the same
over 70 George Wolf.
LETTERS advertised Tuesday, February p:
r. +. Butterick, Miss Sallie Craft, Miss
Maggie Flanery, ". I. Fleming, Rev. GIN.
Hodges, James W. Howell, !, Z. Myers. Peter
schmitt, Miss Anna Smith, Miss Cora Thorp'
ton, Charles Vanaman.
ATRE programme for the matinee to be given
next Saturday afternoon at tho Opera House
| by the Wones' s. Union Benevolent Society,
will contain two or three new features that
are being properly worked up at present,
rhe popular prices will no doubtful the
honse TO OVERLOOKING. I..L. gHfuiN
Tux notice Of the funeral services OF the
late r. p. Hoffman, which appeared In yes
terday's lNTELLrdEECEE, was incorrect IN
few Particulars. The deceased was not
hurried by the Knights OF Labor, rhs William
Tell Lodge |. %. o. f. bad charge OF the
funeral, and wers assisted by the knights oil
Honor. ..,.. r,...ss
The Council Committee on Streets, Alleys
and Grades met last night and organized by
eIecting Mr.. "a. J. Halsiead chairman, 30
business was transacted The Committee on
Claims choseMr John q. Hall AZ chairman.
This committee transacted DO business oil
pl6Iic interest. The Finance COMMITTEES
did not secure aquorum.
THr Salvation Army still holds nightly
meetings at Melodeon Hall. Main street, pre-
ceded by outdoor services at the south font
OF the Capitol when the weather permits!
Several persons have professed conversion at
their meetings and night contribute 10 the
services narratives OF their experience" "A
flute has been added TO the two tamboutines
TO attract attention on the street. 49, "
SUNDAY some OF the sports from this city,
Bellairs and Benwood, enjoyed a very spirit
ed and stubborn dog fight between dog
| from South Wheeling and one from Benwood.
The fight took place near the city, but overthe
Marshall county line, and those who were
present keep the event and the utcotne very
quiet. II IL said the winning dog Is to he
matched against dog from this city, for $3.50
side. IS H. Wf"
Tars morning the death OF Mrs. Thomas O..
| Culbertson is reported. She died Sunday
night aitera long period OF sickness at the
advanced age OF 10, at the residence OF her
son.in.law, Mr.. s. r. McColloch, ont the
National road The funeral will take place
FROM there to-day. MIR. Culberison survives
his wife Both have lived IN this city and
vicinity for number Of years. Ms. Cul.
bertson was a lady much admired for her
kindly disposition. She possessed q number
OF warm and sincere friends who will deeply
sympathizs with Mr. ,Culbertson and his
children In their sorrow.