The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-24
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Interest.
SUBWAY and S'a lie spared at steubenville
last night.
COMPLIMENTARY concert at the Opera House
this evening.
The prick pavement IN Chapline street,
South Side, has been temporarily suspended,
the supply Of brick having been exhausted.
G. o. SMITH yesterday sold ct priya'e sale
Mrs. Mulrine's house, at No. q South Penn
street. Island, to chas. W. Dittmsn. for
5000.
Gu. WILLIAMS tickets are selling well for
his appearance at the Opera House to-mor-
row evening for the trst time In Wheeling
as John Ashler in One Of the Finest"
TIE investigation Of the Stein csse will be
commenced tc-1sy by the special committee
appointed by the Bad OF commissioners.
The testimony vii. be taken with open doors.
TIE members OF the Second Branch OF
Council WHO are not allowed TO Indulge In
smoking, contemplate introducing a resolu:
ton forbidding pea,nt eating GU the part oil
those who voted against the smoking
TIE alarm oil fire about 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon was occasioned by a slight b aze
around one Of the fiues at the Top mill. No
damage was done, and the flames were e1-
tipguished before the department arrived.
The performance by sothern and his COM
pany at the Opera House last evening was
attended by q moderate audience. The hr.
NOR OF Brother Sam and q Regular Fix"
was highly appreciated, however, and the en-.
tire company was called befo Q the curtain at
the close OF the first piece.
The unknown man who was killed atRush
Run by falling off The Q. &. P. bridge Mon
day evening, turns ont to have been James
NJ. Hurley, a cooper by trade, living a. No.
so Forty. fifth street. he left here Saturday
to 20 t. steubsnville to visit relatives and
hunt work. He leaves q vile and child In
poor circumstances.
Reserved seats will be placed on sale this
morning at Wilson & Banners musicesto' 9
for the performance Saturday afternoon aod
evening at IL Q Opera House by Mas Minnie
Madden and her excellent company Of the
new and strong drama, "rhe Puritan MAID"
The engagement promises TO be y popular
one, aud there will no doubt be o rusl for
seats.
CATHERINE BRosIlN yesterday qualified as
the ADMINISTRATIVE OF Denis B. Broslin, de-
ceased. and gave bond in the sun Of 500,
with K. X. Friend as surety. Margaretha
Bromer qualif d as the executrix OF Freder-
ick Bromisr's estate, giving 81, 900 bond, with
out surety, bone being n required. George ID.
Parks YVES appointed guardian Of JESSIE y.
Parks, aud lave $1,000 bond, with W. V.
Hogs assursty.
Ar the regular yearly meeting Of the
Fourth street NJ. E. Sunday school, held
Mondsy evening, the following officers were
elected: Superintendent, Guy K. Q. Allen,
ESQ Assistant Superintendent, Chas. Z.
Morrison; Secretary, R. ]. Bnllard, jr. As
slstant Secretary, George ,Wincher; Treas
urer, s.. A. Wayman; Librarian, Jn1. Bailiei
Organist, Mrs. W. 8. Hutchins; Superintend-
ent Infant Department, MIRA. John Wagner;
assistant, Mics Mamie Britt.
AT the Pittsburgh Coal Works south Of
town, there are half a dozsn or o swits.
and they all sleep in q box filled with straw
In ole room. They make no pretense oil
having bed clothes, but AUDIBLE together like
better. Now, one OF them, Albert Shoop,
niger has the typhoid fever, aud It Is quite
probable that the whole pose OF them will
be down with the disesse from the way they
have been liying.-Belairc independent
TIE Bellaire Tribune says: "a more dis.
gushing thing never appeared In print than
the lutsome account Of the slugging match
between the bruisera who were brought to
Wheeling and displayed their ind scenoies
last night, for the edifcAtion and epjoymert
OF the gamblers and fancy men Of teal very
nice city. That two thousand people conld
be brought together to witness such q per
Torrance and TO psy homage to q man who
Is a disgrace to hls race, Is not or ditable to
the intsllig nee or moral character Of our
sister cityn Several prominent Bellaire
men OF good standing paid 81 each for seats
in the h IL
DR., /. U. MYERS and Ms, Annie Campbell
were married st 81. Lake's church, on the
Island, at 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Z R. Swope OIL slated After the eere.
mony Dr.. Myars and wife were driven TO tbs
residence Of Nj. E. @. oarrothers, on Four
tenth street, where an informal reception
was held, the bride and groom afterwards
taking the 4:40 train on the Pewiky for the
East. The ushsrs were Mesars. Nelson, OF
St. L1u's; Charley Copp, Harry Robb and
George Baird. The brldes costume con:
sisted OF O handsome wat0red blue velvet,
with hat TO match. Numerous costly pret.
ents were received.