The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-17
CITY aArrRRs.
on Current Events of MinOl
Interest.

Adult ons more such night ~ night before
lGIt will make excellent skating on the creek.
TEE performance Of the Manchester & Jen-
ninRs company at the Opera House last
night was attended BY fair sad audience.
The show was very good one.
THEIR was but one case In Police Court
yesterday, O plain drunk from the Eighth
ward. Gold weather Is good promoter Of
orderly and sober conduct on the streets.
RARDT snsLER, OF the Jewish congregation,
has been sued before Justice Peterman by
Prof. Waldemar Malmene TO recover money
alleged to be due him for services rendered.
MBs. LIBBIE W. UFpEoRAFF, widow oil the
laie Hon. J. T. Updegratf, OF Mt. Pleasant
Ohio, adYertises desirable and valuable
farm for SALE, near that town, In another
part Of this mornings paper.
THE sale OF reserved Stats will commence
at Wilson & Banners music sore this morn
ing for the engagement OF Tom CanaTy's
American Four Consolidated Show, at the
Opera House next Tuesday and Wednesday
evening. The company Is well spoken OF.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF FRIE scHooLs
BUTCHER has compiled q very neat ana useful
little pamphlet giving in convenient form
for ready reference the latest amendments 10
the school Law OF the State, opinions thereon
rendered by the Attorney General, the names
OF tchool officers and other information often
needed.
A sLIsHr blszs In the Reilly building, cor.
ner Zane and Broadway streets, Island, was
extingulshed by the Seventh ward reel COM
pauy yesterday afternoon with small loss.
The Atlantic company responded 10 Q still
alarm yestarday afternoon occasioned By q
tlue fire at q house on Nineteenth street, oc.
oupied by family named Drenran. There
was no loss OF any consG quenee.
LAST Monday Ell Toy, popular, young
man OF the Eighth ward, went out hunting.
While in The woods he tripped and fell, cut
ting small cash In bis knee. he paid no
attention 10 II till Tuesday evening, when II
had become So swollen and painful as to
cause him to goto bed. The swelling in'
creased and last evening he died. He was 9
member OF the South Side Singing Society
which was to have given ball last evening
but postponed II on this account His deatl
Is very sad one.
GEORGE ES0LE, who of and on since thu
State seat OF government was removed
to this city, has been employed as messenger
at the State House, about two months ngt
was paid of aud discharged. Soon attel
he and Hugh Daily, another ex.smploye, lei
the city, oeIoIe BuInB Eu6tS meut ~ ~
Exchange Baak, where the bills Of th'
cleik Ks and employes OF the State House hay,
their salary checks cashed and obtained
an advance OF $l5 on his next month";
salary, and then shipped for Chicago, Th!
bank Is out that much. If Eagle shoult
come back the bank will prosecute him.
TIE ball given at Arion Hall last evening
for the benefit OF John COndrey, the e1
Crescent mill boiler, who had both leg
crushed Of while attempting to board NOV
ing Hempheld train on Seventeenth street,
few months since, was monster affair. INT
an YVES simply awful, and the fun uproar
ious. The beneficiary was present aud eE
loved the fun q mucn IS any one there. II
was carried around in the arms Of BIZ
friends. The gold watch was drawn by No
4Si, which ticket was held by J.ssph kns1
A very handsome sum was cleared. The
cpe:a House orchestra played.