The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-05
CITY MArTERs.
Brief Notes on CuTreAt Events OF Minor
Interest.


The mills we're oil running yesterday.
THE County c erk'S oiIes Is to be shaded BY
an awning tt
MATTERS OF the State House and Court
House were exceedingly dull yesterday.
The ten hour system was put In force at
the mills yesterday, the men knocking OH ~
5PM.
The warm weather has set In with ven.
geGnce. Yesterday would have done credit
10 August
The night tnrn at the La Belle did not go
on Yesterday, owing to the lIteness OF the
day turn in quitting work.
TIE National pike from Bridgeport west,
hrs recently become popular drive Tor last
horses ard iIun'y buEgies.
The Board OF Commissioners Is rapidly
achieving distinction Us rival OF the second
Branch OF Council In wasting time.
WORKERS in the mills and glass houses
found It ipsuilerably hot yesterday, and
several knocked of 10 the afternoon.
ATEw more days like yesterday and It will
be time for that great sporting organization:
the Forest ard Stream Club, 10 revive and
prepare for business.
SATURDAY evening as some Eight ward lads
we're playing along the river bank, one OF
them, named Henry Dsit1icht, was pushed
over, and in falling broke his right arm near
the shoulder.
HANNAH RowLEs, colored, was committed
BY squire Pe'erman yesterday morning Tor
Ten DAYS. This was 10 default OF the pay
ment Of ona dollar and costs imp sed for dis
turbing the peace.
THE Market Hall festival held May 80 and
81, for the bsnetit OF the parsonage OF the
simpson N. i. Church, resulted In net gair
Of Si35OO A few more such festivals vii
soon relieve the church from all embariass
ment.
Inc WILBUR opERA Co. did "1Olanthe" a
steubeuyille last night. SIeubenVille is get
ting 10 be a popular show town. All mat
olaIs attractions stop there now. Her mex
show will be Julius CGsat" by Frank Hen
nig's Company.
Fos several days past young German
has been MISSING from Benw cd. be was
new conner and bis abSence could not DO ao
c0Iat.d for, brt did not excite ms much inter
est as Il lie had been better known; but bnnda!
ths body Of Il man was found floating 10 tht
river lust above Bcnwnod and WIS taken &c
the ferry landing, where an inquest was hel'
by 'Sqnifc Policy, and the bouy indentitst
AZ That OF the missirg young man. HI
name was Frank sesSler. The last that wa
seen OF young SEssler, alive, he was Ia thu
city drunk, and his companions left hEn
here.
OFFcER NULTE Is on the day force urde
the now M i.o arrRngem mt, and he has |
heat longer than The moral law. ltexteId
from Twenty fifth street to Fofty eighth, o
The Marshall county line. ard from the flv!1
back. Wouldn't 1t be u good iden to provid'
him with horse and make mounted police
!. of him ss Is done in ther cities with Iolic'
on the outskirs? Mute Thought 50 yestet
dAy afternoon, Just rs he was finishing hi
| first walk over the beat In q broiling sui
| like tat Of yesterday 1t iSG pretty loog walk
| II be we're on a horse he could get around al
right.
A CERTIFICATE Of Incorporation was yester
day iss ed b. Secre AIRY Of State S,al1akeI
TO the PaIi,ads Land, Cattle and Mining
Company, OF Washington, d. G., cOrpnra
ton wbicb is formed for the purpose ofbuy
Ing otherwise acquiring mining and grsz
ing lands and operating them, istng ana
dealing in sock, mining and milling ORE
and minerals, etc TIE capital stOck is lint
ted 10 5000 o o in shares Of $780,. Snd $25t
has tean t,ken by jacob II L u, EudicUL
King, Elhran c Clark, Henry 81. Bal er anC
Samuel W Currider, Gll OF Washington
Sr. Ella is Sixth Auditor Of the Treasury.
TIE arrangements for Friday nights con
cert at the Opera House are completed
From the names that rppear on the pro
gramme 1t would seem that q very p'opei
title would be ''urand Popular Concert" al
Z will certainly be one Of The most populai
entertainments given this season. ln add
tion to former announcements OF Miss Wal
ace, the soprano Of Pittsburgh, Mr. Martin
baritone, and NJ. Rurritt, tenor, II is as
snred that the following ladies' and gentle.
men will take part: Mrs. Chas. W. Eoti
soprano; Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer, COZ
trelto; Miss Ella Mullen, cOutralto. OF st. An
drsw's choir, Pittsburgh. Nessrs: Ankle. Day
Lucas and Hall, Mr.. Chas. ". Ell, pianist
M. II. N. Shookey, violinist. This stronI
combination Of foreign and home talent Il
certain 10 present very attrsciive pro-
gralume and afford an exceedingly plsasan
Iavaninp