The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-28
CRY nATrERs.
nrief Notes on Current Eyents OF Minor
Interest.
Two marriage licenses were Issued yester.

Brief Notes on Current Eyents OF Minor
Interest.
Two marriage licenses were Issued yester'
day. 4f4o
Jonx AsDElsoS. the engineer at the Water
Works, Is lying Of, sick.
COUNCILMAN HEAIY, the ex.freman, Is going
into the saloon business.
TIE Market Master has been instructed by
Council TO rent the Second ward market
hall 10 parties wanting II for s. per night.
FIVE car loads OF sandusky Ice arrived IN
the city yesterday for Zlrnitz Bros. It aver
aged 10 inches In thickness and was clear as
crystal.
Dir. J, E. SMITH has removed his office frem
I'LL to 1l04 Chapline street. and may be
found daily during Office hours at the latter
number.
FRANK LuHAN has arrived home from
Wyoming, where he hiss been stationed toi
tivo years. He Is member Of Co. A. 9th u.
s. Cavalry.
OFFrCERs Junkins and Dunlap raided the
rancho on Market street, In the Second ward,
kept by Celia Williams (colored). last even;
INK, capturing two white men, two coloreo
women and one white girl.
" people find the water muddy in their
hydFants to-day II will be occasioned BY
blowing ont the fire plugs Ia the First and
Second wards. 1t will continue until all the
plugs in the city have been blown out
THs 'Esmeralda" copmany had another
good. but not extraordinarily large house
last night. The play Is one OF the most en-
joyable aud the company one OF the most
meritorions that has visited Wheeling Tor
years.
CLERx HOOK yesterday admitted to record
A deed made March I, 1883, by Mary ",
wife Of N. Carl Hamilton, with her said hus'
band, TO Joseph N. Connolly, In consldera'
ton Of 81 500, for the south half OF lot lO0, IN
the First ward.
ASA mark OF respect TO the dead Poslmas'
ter General, the Wheeling Postoffice will be
closed this afternoon from 2 TO o'clock The
carriers " III make the usual deliyeriesand col.
lections. The flag on the Custom House Will
be draped In mourning and displayed ct hall
mast all day.
The advertisement In another part OF the
IsrELIloEScER OF valuable farming lands for
sale on Boggs' Run, near the city limits, is OF
interest TO persons desiring profitable in
yestment or q country home convenient TO
the city. The farm has new frame house,
and Atty acres OF vineyard, the vines embrao-
ing all the desirable varieties OF grapes. The
225 acres can be bought entire or In portions
to suit, and such an opportunity is not often
afforded Of purchasing property.
"PuSk" HAYES, tromerly OF this city, who
was arrested for stealing jewelry from the
store oil his uncle, Mr.. bedilion, at Pitts
burgh, where he was employed, Is again &C.
cupying good deal OF public attention up
there. Two other men we're arrested for
completely. The Dispatch says, ut was re-
ported yesterday that Hayes and Connelley
were again free men, Notwithstanding the
fact that they were charged with q felony,
and that Walker, the least guilty OF all, was
made to suffer"
The young people Of the English Lutheran
Church have literary society Of which J. A.
Bebout Is President. Last night they gave
very succt ssful little entertainment at the
Sunday School rooms, at which the follow
ing programme was rendered: Reading,
Miss Fannie Mooney; recitation, Miss Emma
Budke; solo, Miss Laura Bowman; reading.
Mr.. Sam Armstrong; recitation, Mr.. John
Snyder; reading Miss Mary Budkei reetta-
lion, Miss Minnie Vogel; duet, Misses Dnd-
ley aud Schuehle; reading. Miss Lizzie Glib
son; recitation, MIR. VIM. E. Wins.
TINS morning reserved seats will be placed
on sale ut Wilson & Banners music store
for the engagement OF Maggie Mitchell and
her company at the Opera House next Friday
and Saturday evenings and Saturday tfter.
noon. At her first appearance she will pre-
sent her new play, "rhe Little Savage" ut
her second "Fanchon," always faycrite, and
al her last performance "Lorle," which is
pronounced by competent critics her greatest
role. Miss Mitchell has been favorite with
Wheeling theatre goers since she began com.
lug here, years sgo, aud apparently her popu.
larity increases each year.
THERE has Just been finished at Ellitritz's
wagon shop, corner OF Market and Twenty.
fourth streets, as handsome an Ice wagon as
was ever seen on the streets OF Wheeling. 1t
Is for the Garden Spot Ice Co., and is the only
one ever bniltin the city. Mr.. EllifHlz has
right TO be proud OF it, for 1t is u model 10
every respect. 1t Is u Knickerbocker, full
platform, weighing about 9,650 pounds, and
with carrying capacity Of three tons;
Everything about It Is substantial and we'll
built. The painting Is very handsome.
numerous coats OF paint and vArnish giving
II regular coach finish. The ground work
Is yellow on which in bright and pretty colors
Is The lettering and japanese decoration. 1t
would be worth ones time 10 stop in and sec
this excellent piece Of work.