The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-16
CITY MATTERS.
Brief Notes ON Current Events of Minor
Interest.

Brief Notes ON Current Events va AAAASA
Interest.
sPLEsp,n winter weather
KIMsERLY's coal bank was still bnrningyes-
IeFdAy.
REcoRDER Hook yesterday issued three mar
ringe licenses.
sALlsIuRY's Troubadours will be at the
Opera House next week.
YrsrERDAY afternoon officer FugAte put
James Hodges in the lookup. Case OF plain
drunk.
To-Day A. J. Sweeney 4 Son will cast i've
ton housing for the Crescent MIL, 70 replace
one broken sometime ago.
The last will and testamentof Elizabeth L.
QuIgg, deceased, was yesterday admitted TO
probate and ordered recorded.
CHrEY DuNxISo's new buggy, manufactured
by Kull will be done this week. 1t Is made
for speed and when that gong sounds clear
the track.
The passenger train due In the city from
the east via the B. & 0. road at l2:So 4. ",
arrived yesterday morning at Y O'Clock,
having been delayed at Board Tree by a
refrigerator car which jumped the track IN
tho tunnel.
CAPT. JovEs Of the Salvation Army. who
has been circulating around ln this vicinity
for several days will endeayor TO establish
Post in the First N. E. Church OF Bridgeport
this evening at 7:16 o'clock. Aprayer meet
ing will be held from 6:i5 10 7:l6 o'clock.
YESTERDAY the man who stole coat satur-
day evening from Fox, a Twelfth street cloth
| Ter. but was arrested and locked up BY ex'
officer Yves Thompson, WA tasen before
Jnsticc Caldwell and committed to jail In de-
| A1n L., - hp
Grand Jury, He gave his name as Thomas
Ward and baltimore, bis home. He admitted
taking the coat s.....
ALL day yesterday the youth OF this CITY
had chance TO enjoy themselves skating
botb The creek and the river being in excel
lent condition for that glorious exercise On
the river, from The bridge TO the point OF the
island and more than half way across, there
was the smootheSt Ice, and from early In the
morning til late In the EVENING" 1t was crowd
ed with merry skaters.
YurERpAY Squire schultze received letter.
from the Judge Of the police court and the
deputy sheriffof Omaha, Nebraska, stating II
answer TO his enquiries made few days sinct
that "A man named Henry Eberling,
butcher by trade, was shot aud killed in thai
CITY on November 30, 1882, by person
named N, shotwell." Ebsrllng WaSR former
Wheeling man. shotwell isheld for murdeI
TIE members OF the senior class OF Union
school gave scientific entertainment last
night. This entertainment consisted CT essay
on several subjects pertaining to philosophy
and chemistry, together with quite number
OF very interesting experiments. The audi
ance was made up OF the patrons and teacher
of Union school, and some teachers iron
other schools. All were well pleased. The
members OF the senior ulsSs IN this school are
Lizzie Crawford, Annie Hess, Lucy Robinson
Essie Wright, Ballie Adams and Sellie Lang
YESTERDAY morning NJ. Morgan Brannon
a merchant OF Lewis county. vested With tht
authority OF u constable, arrived In the city
from Pittsburgh with a prisoner named
Richard o. Roark whom he took before nstict
Caldwell and had committed 70 jail until
half past one this morning, when be LETT viii
bis man for Weston, where he Is Santea e
answer charge OF horse stealing. O'Roark
TOOL n horse valued at $500, from the stable
OF gentleman named Hayden. he was fol!
lowed by Mr.. Brsnnop to Mansfield, suburb
OF Pittsburgh, where hs WIS arrested and
consented 10 return TO Weston without
requisition.
The Detroit Free Pres recently had the fol-
lowing about the troupe that iAto be at the
Opera House tonight: 1.-THE Manchester A
Jennings Specially Company, now at the
Park Theater, has the unusual merit Of bav
ing well.selected lot ofspecialties, judtcous
ly arranged programme, an entire absence o.
anything offensive and an excellence which
thoroughly deserves the liberal patronage II
invites. The performance Is evidence OF the
fact that It Is possible 10 present variety
show worthy the attention OF the batter
classes OF amusement patrons"