The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-26
CITY MATTERS.
Brisf Hotss on cnrrent Events OF Mtno,
= Interest.

BRIEF Hotss on Current Events OF Minor
Interest.
The German Of lssl'ss dances At Franz.
helms hall this evening.
TEE ladies Of ST. Mathews Church will give
a social at the Church some night the latter
part OF next week.
THE revival In progress at the First Baptist
Church Is meeting with great success. The
attendance Is increasing In number and In
tefest nightly.
RrsxRyEp seats for the engagement OF
sasbury's 'Troubadours" At the Opera
House tomorrow night are now on sale at
Wilson q Banners music store.
The management OF the Opera House has
iSued an order to the effect that no tickets
Tor reserved seats will be laid aside for any
one unless paid for at the time.
The commission OF Hon. John L. Kenna
rs United States Senator from this State Tor
the term commencing on the fourth oil March
next, was issued from the Executive Depart
ment at the State House yesterday.
The ladies Of the Fourth ward are request:
ed to meet this friday afternoon at $50
at the residence OF Mrs ]. B. Milford, corner
OF Fifteenth and Jacob streets, TO organize
their auxiliaries TO the Women's Benevolent
Society.
The only conveyance OF real estate recorded
by CLERK Hook yesterday, was deed made
January II, 1883, by Charles +. Brandiass
and wife TO Charles Hissrich, OF twenty feet
front OF lot No. 81, situated on Eighteenth
street. for s., 200.
THIS evening Niles, Evans, Bryant & Ho'
ey's "MeteorsH will give their popular olio
entertainment, consisting OF fun. melody and
aorobatic skill, at the Opera House. The
Company Is highly spoken Of by the press oil
cities 1t has visited.
The promised snow storm arrived yester.
day, aud "the beautiful" continued TO fall
ali day. The fortunate owners oil cutters
we're out last night, the previous condition Of
the roads and the heavy fall OF snow making
unusually good sleighing.
The ladies OF the U. P. church gave a
supper In the lecture rooms OF the church
last night that brought outa large number
OF people outside Of the church, while nearly
ali the members were present II was
chicken pot pie supper, and was delicious.
"WEDNESDAY evening Miss Jessie, daughter
Of Mr.. 8. J. Florence, OF No. 45 Twentieth
street. was very pleasantly surprised by the
members OF the class OF the Fifth ward school
Of which she Isl member. Several outside
tf1en1S were AleO pIestnt. 1he e'ehihb was
one round OF enjoyment
The following named persons were elected
Yesterday as board Of directors for the La
Belle Glass Company: David Brown, I. !.
Rhodes, F. G. Robinson, Richard Farley, K
J. Alexander Louis Cook and DR.. Z. A. Hi.
dreth. Seymour Dunlevy was chosen as SEQ
Rotary, vice Joseph Harris, resigned, and j.
thinner as manager, vice Andrew BAggs, who
was forced to resign on account OF failing
health.
The engagement OF Ford's Comic Opera
Company at the Opera House next week will
be sure To attract good houses TO all OF the
four performances. Reserved seats will be
placed on sale this morning at Wilson & Bau-
mers. The new comic opera OF Gilbert d
Sullivan, "Iolanthe, or the Peer and the
Peri" will be given Monday night; THE
Merry War" In English Tuesday night; "Bil.
lee Taylor" Wednesday at the matinee, and
i"The Sorcerer," also by Gilbert q Sullivan,
Wednesday night.
TIE auxiliary committees Of the Second
and Third wards OF the Women's Benevolent
Society met Wednesday afternoon at Franz
helms Hall and had most encouraging
meeting. The attendance was large, and great
interest was manifested In the object Of the
society, which Is to relieve want and suffer-
ing In this community. A treasurer and
secretary were selected for each ward, and
soliciting committees will canvas for MEM
bers. Ladies pay fifty cents for membership
and gentlemen are made honorary members
on payment OF one dollar. A general meet
ing. at which these committees will report,
will be held at McLain's Hall tomorrow
afternoon at $50 O'Clock.