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

Brief Notes ON Current Events Of dinor
- =. Interest.

Interest.
HAPrTNeH Year
The schools open again tomorrow.
The old and new Boards Of Commissioners
meet to-day.
CuAR1r STAY opens the Academy oiMusic
this afternoon.
THERE will be no session Of the Circuit
Courts to-day.
EMPLoYEs OF the Fire Department were
paid Saturday.
ALL the music dealers report unusually
good demand for pianos ard organs this holi'
day season.
TIE second saal family concert ut the
Academy OF Music Saturday night, was very
SHINY attended.
IT Is stated that the well known Arm OF 81
grocery store in Bellaire.
w. ]. SELLS, OF Kirkwoed. coal dealer,
was the lucky gentleman who drew the prize
doll at A. Siedenbach q Bros 4.
But one delivery OF mail matter will be
made by the carriers to-day, 1t being at A..
N. Four collections will be made. r.
John HoNAN, driver Of one Of the Island
street cars, had an eye severely hurt satnr-
day by q loosened brake which struck 1t with
great force.
MARION ELNoRE and her company gave two
performances Of "Chispa" atthe Opera House
Saturday. The matinee audience filed the
house, but that in the evening was small.
ALEXANDER BoXE, real estate agent, sold on
Saturday the residence belonging to the
Park estate, on Cbapline street, to George 8.
Feeney, ESQ. for $500. the price demanded.
Mr.. WILLIAM BYLEs who spent the sum
mer as one OF the advance corps OF Barrett &
Co.'s Circus, has accepted the position Of
Master Of Properties at Charley Shay 3 Acad-
envy OF Music.
A VISITOR at Martins Capital restaurant
Saturday stole the cruets out OF the castor
and the sugar bowl. Things have come TO
pretty pass when the dishes have to be
chained TO the table.
PASoLA LODGE, l. O. o. F., has elected the
following officers: Frank Falloure, N. g.;
William l.. Robb, Y. G.; A. N. Harkins,
Secretary, aud William Johnson, Treasurer
At the next regular meeting the new officers
will be installed. tli 's
The pupils OF Division D., Grade /, Of Clay
district school, presented the Principal, Miss
Is, J. Mehollin, With handsome plush
satchel with silver trimmings, accompanied
by q scroll on which was written an address,
signed by the pupils. ~.
SATURDAY afternoon William Beatty, u
cinder hauler at the Top mill blast furnace
hauled out a car load OF botcinder, and was
dumpingit, when 1t severely burned him.
His clothes were burned and bis upper
limbs and face terribly scorchec.
Ex.MAYoR A. J. Sweeney was presented
with gold.headed cane and pair Of gold
eyeglasses Saturday by the workmen Ut bis
foundry. Hon. J. H. Burtt made the presen.
tatiop speech. Foreman Scott was also made
the recipient OF a gold.headed cane.
THERE is war in the colored Baptist Church.
Two factions had difficulty Saturday night,
one trustee locking the door. Another trustee
broke the old lock, and was about to put on
new one, but was prevented by the other
faction. He subsequently succeeded, how
ever. ...-.....
TIE following Is the business transacted at
the County Clerks Office In the last year ;
Deeds recorded during the last year, 505 ;
deeds OF trust, 40S: and 278 marriage licenses
were issued. In 1881, 662 deeds were record
ed, 40S deeds OF trust. and 2S7 marriage
licenses.
THE funeral OF. John Mclaughlin, who
died on Friday morning from the wound IN
hicted by Mike. Lane with apocket knife last
Sunday, took place yesterday afternoon,
and was largely attended. Members
OF the Amalgamated Association TO the
number OF eighty or ninety, attended In a
body. Lane will have preliminary hearing
this forenoon before Squire Murrin.
AMONG the attractions at the next State
Fair will probably be aband OF lndianwar.
riors from Montana tribe. The Board OF
Directors have assurances from Mr.. George
4. Tingle that they can be secured. They
are none Of your New York reservation half.
breeds" says one OF the managers OF the Fair,
"but genuine untamed savages, Just out OF
their native wilds." Several members OF the
tribe, accompanied by an interpreter. intend
To pay visit TO the Great Father at Wash.
ington next fall, and theproject is to arrange
for them to stop Off here during the Fair.
| ZONE HUNDRED WIvEs" will be presented
at the Opera House at the grand New
Years matinee this afternoon and again
this evening OF this play the Washing.
ton World says: Zone Hundred Wives
Is clear, pure and sweet, and II 10 not
to be wondered at that ministers OF the Cos.
pei have recommended 1t, as 1t u without
doubt the best purely American drama ever
presented In this country since Forrest as
tonished our fathers and grandfathers with
'.Metamora." The New Orleans Ten says :
zone Hundred Wives" Is the most successful
drama ever produced in New Orleans, The
house was uproarious In It's Representations,
and ut the close OF one Of the atts there were
four recalls.