The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-22

Brief Notes on Current Events Of Minor
Interest.

"A
w%AsHtSoroS's BI%R1HpAY-the day very few
people celebrate.
LUCINDA JOHNSON, an old offender, Is in the
charged with drunkenness.
Born houses Of the Legislature meet at
half past nine to-day. Only two days remain
Of the session.
MAriEEE at the Opera House this afternoon.
IAN Unequal Match will be played, and
"Romeo aud Juliet tonight
TIE Committee on Cemeteries organized
last evening by electing Mr.. John Boring as
chairman. Sundry bills we're also audited.
ESoIxEER ,Corrs OF the Nigilant Engine
Company, has been transferred TO the Allan.
tic, and engineer Kuhn, Of the Atlantic, to
the VigilanL
THERE will be a meeting OF the Women's
Christian Temperance Union tomorrow
afternoon at 8 o'clock, in the Fourth street
n. z. church.
Tue Cecilian Musical Society will discuss
some very important matters tonight, addi-
tionAl To the music rehearsal. All the mem.
bsrs are requested to be OF hand
SATURDAY night the Gas Trustees nnnulled
the contract under which Charles CowAn had
charge Of tina oil street lamps, and gave 1t TO
JtiueS DhglIo<I " Ah eal oAASeh
The stock holders OF the newly organized
Frasklin Insurance Company yesterday
elected The following as q Board OF Director:
Messrs. NJ. Reilly, J. n. Vance, ]. H. Hobbs,
VIM. stitel and, Q, W. FrapIheim.
The only conveyance OF real estate admit.
ted to record Yesterday, was o deed made
February 10, 1882, by George Anderson and
wife to Josephine Tineyer, oil n tract OF land
In Liberty district OF this county, for $3.50.
TIE New Marlinsyille MRtger faceti0usly
remarks: Considerable excitement was
caused In Wheeling n fsw'days ago by tue
report that the Governor bad employed q
man who did not belong to the intelligent
majority to shovel some coal. But the re-
port was a mistake"
THE programme for the matinee to be given
Saturday week at the Opera House under the
management OF the Women's Union Beneyo'
lent Society will, II auything, be better than
the one given last Thursday night. The an
nouncement that . matinee was TO be given
met with 4 general approval.
IT was about s O'Clock In the morning, the
paper had gone TO press and the last man OIL
The city force was YEARLY vending his way
home. On q prominent corner stood two
men. The following was heard-"Jackpol
busted me; he had four Fights, l.ioar seyens.
Good night GOOD night."-it told the
whole story. .s4.f.. III. .TN. .4I..
II. J. FELsER yesterday sesursd the sigma.
lures OF nineteen grocery keepers of tho
Fourth ward 10 a call for a meeting 70 be
held at his store Friday evening iof b pur.
pose OF forming q Protective Union. They
propose 10 keep an eye open for those innl'
IViduals who run up 4 bill, then 90 ana run
,,. ana .Iuaa,hara uIthnni tA 81 mn the HFSt.
THIS afternoon the members OF the. Legisla.
ture will lay aside legislative duties and 10
out 10 Mt. de Chantel, in response 70 an inyi.
tation sent them the fore part Of the week;
They will go out on a special train that viii
leave Capital Square Immediately afier the
regular 1850 ,. ". Hempfeld train lexves
All who go are bound To haye splsa:auttime.
Tnr newest thug out In the way Of q
church entertainment Is dubbed a basket
supper. These entertainments are produced
as follows: Each lady prepare enough sup.
per for two In u basket, which ~ put up "
auction, the gentlemen being the bidders. and
the lady who prepared the supper helps the
purchaser to eat 1t. They are said to be en-
joyable affair. and are just now very popu.
lar 10 the East.
The ladies OF the Zane street N. y. church
WHIt " huLlc thab tNchAHb ~ N'r
number OF the congregation and their
friends. They gave one OF their most pleas
ant and entertaining suppers and socials.
Everything was made so az ppable that al!
regretted that the time had down SO fast
when the hour came for leaving. The Zane
Street church, under Rev. Mr.. Ftzpatrick's
pastorate, is becoming quite popular.
LA BELLE LODGE No. 9, A o. U. W., will
celebrate Its eighth anniversaryat Westwood's
Hall, saturday evening next. A very inter
esting programme has been'prepared. The
committee having the celebration in'charge
Is composed OF the following! Messrs. otto
Jaeger. n. T.. Brice. Isadore Fulton, James b.
Mix, W. H. Travis, James Callahan, Mark
Weller, Henry Truxell, VIM. Hastings, g..
Crscratt, y. II. Hathaway, We. McClnskey,
Henry Shaefer.
As will be noticed. by reference to the
new advertisements, the complimentary con
cert that was to have been rendered Mrs. O.
w, Eff by her numerous friends at the
| Opera Honse Friday night. has been post
poned until after Lent Is over. This was
done for two reasons; first at the earnest
solicitation OF her friends who were not to
take part and second. because several OF
those who were 10 take part arennweli. The
%postponement will result In making the con-
cert all the more successfu!.