The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-12

Brief Notes on Current Events OF Minor
Interest.


as surety and was released.
The Central Glass Works and Reymaun
Brewing Company were busy cutting ice
from the creek yesterday.
THE Academy OF Music has had a good en-.
gagement this week. The Harry Richmond
Comedy Company remains the rest OF the
week
THERE will be a meeting OF the WomaR's
Christian Temperance Union this afternoon
at o'clock. at the Fourth street N. L.
church.
A SPECIAL meeting OF Council is,ordered for
this ayenng. 1t should be attended by every
member ny there is large amount OF impor-
tAnt business 10 be attended TO.
YESTERDAY City Receiver Dunnaway paid
about $50, 600 of the city's current indebted
ness to the Exchange Bank, City Collector
fancy having turned that amount over to
Mr.. DunnaTay.
IT Is pretty generally known that during
the stop next month, agreed upon by the
Western Nail Association. the Riverside up
per forge will only be shut down one week
while the nAilers will be off the full time.
THERE will be public installation OF the
officers Of the Mystic Lodg1 No. q knights
of Pyihias at the Elm Grove Town Hall, to
be followed by dance. Several members OF
the order FROM this city propose going out.
MANCHESTER & JEESING's combination will
hold the boards at the Opera House Tuei@
day evening next. The company Is under
the management OF Harry Williams, late
proprietor Of the Academy OF Music at Pitts
burgh.
YnrERDAY evening q man named John
Porter, from out the National road, partook
OF too much OF the ardent and fell through
window on the corner OF Tenth and Market
streets. Officer Junkins locked him up TO
get sober aud settle damages.
A BOX gutter has been placed acrOss Chap
line street at Twelfth street, whereit was very
much needed. In the future the engines OF
tue Fire Department will not break down
there, as they after have in the past. One
should now be placed on Eighteenth at Chap.
line street.
PAT RooSEY's New York Star Combination
opens an engagement Of two nights and
matinee at the Opera House this evening
The merit Of the entertainment this company
affords Is pretty well known, and Pats own
reputation Is sufficient voucher for the
promise Of lots Of fun.
LAST evening Charles Sickle aud Albert
Finley were lodged in the Central Station
for creatinga disturbance at the p. W. 4
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and bis friend We seeing him OIL. They were
too obsireperous for the other passengers,
and one OF them kicked young WellSburg
gentleman. That settled their career, aud
they were hauled in.
FIVE OF WhGeling's fire insurance compan.
les we're caught in TIM burning Of the New.
hall House OF Milwaukee Wednesday morn
ing. The names OF the companies and the
amounts are: franklin $1,000, Peabody
81. 500 !Etna Fire and Marine $500, Manu-.
| fHCturers $500, and American 81 800
Everything is u total loss The hotel was q
perfect death trap and burned like finder.
TIE Ivy Social" danced last evening at
Frazheim's Hall to the music OF the Opera
House orchestra. 1t was delightful affair
participated In by about thirty couple. Until
| il O'Clock the young folks were en- md'que,
and some OF the cosiuilps displayed great
taste. Others were strikingIy original. The
! mspHaers deserve credit for the complete
manner in which they perfected arrange
N nts
TuE Democrats OF the Sixth ward met at
the United engine house last evening and
selected names to be voted for, for Council Of
to.morrow's primaries. For the First branchI
the present: incumbent, Mr.. Wolvington' ana
Messrs. John Warehouse and J. c. CONNER
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names Of fifteen zero put up to be slaughter
ed including the present members from that
ward. James Raglan was Chairman AMI
John Waterhouse Secretary,
OS Wednesday evening party was given
by'Miss Matte Prince ut the residence OF her
father, Capt. Thomas Prince, on the Island.
About twenty young couples were present
and Gn unusually enjoyable time was bad
With kramer's music. charming young
hostess and Congeuial company, it could
not be otherwise. Dancing, with all Inter.
mission 10 demolish bounteOus supply OF
refreshments, was the order OF the evening
JEFF DAVIS last evaning conducted an inc.
briated individual who gave his name as
l.. Steiuberg, to Squire Philips office, and
announced that the stranger desired TO be
committed TO Jail 10 sober up. Steinberg
corrobOrated this statement, saying that he
had not the moral irmness TO brace up and
swear of, and he wanted TO be put beyond
the reach OF temptation. lie was accommc.
dated, jeff being appointed special con-
stable to take him to Jail.
Ok next Monday evening, January 10,
concert will be given at the Opera House by
the Opera House Orchestra assisted by Mrs.
A. II. gheib, Profs. shockey, Was. halmene.
and Messfs. Ruhe, Leipzig and Roltksy, OF
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Ing a grand orchestra Of twenty pieces. A
varied and ATTRACTIVE programme has been
prepared, and no DOUBT the CONCERT will be
what the orchestra aims and expects 10 make
II, the musical event Of the season,
YESTERDAY Recorder Hook admitted 10 re-
cord four deeds Of trust, and the following
COnyeyanceS OF real estate: A deed made
December 90, 1882, by Joseph Hupp and vile
TO LOuiSa Coy, both Of Washington county,
Pa, OF a small piece OF property lying on
Castlemun's Run, Ohio county, for $40. a
deed made December 90, 1882, by John ".
West TO Andrew Gray, Of the west half OF lot
No. 8 in square No. 25, situated on that pnr-
ton OF the city known as the Buena Vista
addition; consideration tl,s60,
THAT eccentric individual. Nicholas Chick
enhance was yesterday committed TO the
county jail for one year BY Squire Philips
US dangerous character. The old fellows
mind is not right aud has not been for
years. His occupation Is that OF Tsg'picker,
ard his sleeping place has been around the
mills. The hoodlums have always taken a
special delight in annoying HIN, and bis one
aim and desire has been TO kill some OF them,
For that purpose he carried In his pocket
Ratchet He told the Justice that he pro-
posed killing about twenty boys
| lHEhH arr W 81 w luItuel ueNElOplueuts
for publication In the Catholic Parish school
house fire. Yesterday morning Captain Ben.
nett had conference with Bishop Kahn and
they had before them one or two wit.
nesses. Prosecuting Attorney Jordan sisted
that no legal steps would be taken until the
chain OF evidence was such that there would
be no escape. The lSlELLIGEECEB'g account
In Yesterdays issue caused considerable talk
and with many the question "how are We TO
be rid Of these dangerous ere bugs" has be-
come q serious one,
THR Democrats OF the Second ward met
last evening In the Second Ward market
house hall, and proceeded to select names
for councilmen. TO be voted for stNr0.mor.
rows primaries. Mr. George Arkle acted
as Chairman, aud ]. Emsheiinef served in
the capacity Of Secretary. For the First
Branch, A. C. Egerter and John O, Pendle:
Ton were named, and for the Second, MesSrs.
Ed. Christman, A. Matthews, Simon Hork'
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