The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-30
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Bsief Notes on Current Events Of lIinor
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''THI LITTLE eAyAoEr tonight.
TIE public schools Of the city close to-day
for one week.
BUSHES was very dull OF the State House
and Court House yesterday.
A MEETING OF the First Branch OF Council
has been called for this evening.
YEsrERpAY was cold day. There was no
new development In the Schnchardt affairs
The alarm OF fire about four O'Clock yester.
day from the City Building was merely a test
AN immense wooden fence has been built
next the alley in the rear OF the Capitol-to
fence In the rats, the janitorsays.
ALREADY numerous wagon loads OF house
hold furniture are seen on the streets, though
II Is not encouraging weather to move IN.
The paper is on the walls for Thatcher,
Primrose 4 Vests Ministries, which appear
at the Opera House next Thursday evening"
A NUMBER OF young people, mostly from the
South Side, danced at Westwoods Hal ny.
evening TO the music furnished by Mayors
orchestra.
YEsrERDAY two more furnaces were put on
In the LABelle forge department. This MAKES
seventeen In operation. Two more Will DC
added to-day.
WHxxLIso's City Cout Gil has decided 70
take action In regard to the dumping OF MIN
In the river at that point, and hayeitstopped'
Good boyG-BeLlaire Tribune.
The Amateur Musical and Dramatic soci,
ETY. Of this city was handsomely entertained
by Rosa Miller, one Of the members, at hei
home In the North End last evening.
TIE Citizens Railway Company has con
cluded 10 again reduce the fare to cents
when 25 cents worth OF tickets are purchased
The change goes into effect on Monday.
The work Of relaying the track OF the Elm
Grove railroad 10 accommodate the steam
motors ID completed nearly as far west Al
Frank Walters, and Is progressing rapidly.
TIE boilers at the Hinge factory were testeC
Yesterday by that experienced engineer, oht
Cumtnins, and found able To bear a pressure
OF 100 pounds TO the square inch very easily
THE cases Of Jennie Gray and Carrie Cole
man were postponed In Police Court yester
day till this morning on account OF tue a.
Legged absence Of witnesses important Tor the
defense.
The motion for new trial made by de
PENDANT In the case in eiectment oil HobbI
and Reilly ct al, owners OF the st. Jame'
Hotel building, We. George 6oranAge, lessee
was , yestarday overruIed by Judge LETTERS, oil
the Municipal Court.
THE large and substantial corrugated iron
building that has been In course OF erection
for months past In place OF the old La Belle
mill, is at last entirely completed wiih the
exception OF hanging a few doors. Every
thing about the mill Is now commodions ano
convenient
ALI the iron mail locks now In uso are
soon 10 be replaced by new ones which re-
auire an entirely different key. These new
Iocks will be called General mail locks. In
stead of "iron mail sacks" The new key Is
larger than the old ones, and It Is now being
distributed TO postmasters.
DE-. JOIN E. SMITH wishes to announce In
connection with the organization oil the
Knights and Ladies OF Honor, that those
ladies and gentlemen who prefer to haYe
their family physician make the examina'
tion. IL they will call at his otfice, No. 140i
Chapline street, be will furnish them with
proper blanks and will approve their certiii'
Gates.
To.sIoar and tomorrow night, there Is to
be given in Welday's Hall, 81. Clatfsville,
home entertainment under the auspices oil
The Ladies' Charitable Association OF that
village. 1t will be Ia imitation OF those re.
Gently given by the Union Benevolent
Society IN this city. On the programme is
the Gfeenaway Drill May pole dance, "sculPp,,
tors studio,H "Recollections OF Dickens"
"Betsey Bobbett," Gymnastic Drill, etc.
The gentlemen composing the recently
formed Landlords Protective Association
had another meeting last evening, there be-
ing good attendance. They adopted form
Of Organization based on the plan as reported
In the IsrKLIlGENcEE few days since, and
adjourned to meet next Thunday evening
for the purpose OF electing officers; Those
who desire 10 become members should leave
their names with W. ]. w. Cowden., Coun-
Gilman Haberield presided last evening.
MAGGIE MITCHELL and her company will
appear at the Opera House this evening In
her new play, "The Little Savage" One
never tires OF Maggie Mitchell. Her plays
are as standard fayOrites as ara classic TRACE
dies presented by Booth and Barrett Seen
once. II only adds to the desire TO see them
again. Her methods are unlike those Of any
other actress. She Is thoroughly original In
everything she does. Although she has many
initators, they all have vast distance to 90
before they can equsl her. No doubt she
will meet with the same warm reception on
her present visit to Wheeling as heretofore.