The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-02
cry MATTERS.
Brief Notes ON Carrent Events Of Minor
= Infereat.

Interest.
TEE rolling stock on the c., T. V. q W.
road Is now adorned with the new letters O.,
l. &w.
In February Clerk Hook Issued eight mar.
rage licenses, and admitted TO record % deeds
In Zee aud 46deedS Of trust
oTncKR Fuo&rE picked up Jim Holtsclaw
on the street, drunk, yesterday. aud removed
him to the lookup, where he got a free nights
lodging. J..-
MARCH certainly 'came In like lamb"
hut some one should lam any lyin' prophet
who has the tenerity to predict that 1t will
''go ont like lion."
The "phunpy Phour." Ray. Martin and
Ferguson Brother, ut Charlie ShAy's Theatre
This week, are whole show in themselves.
The rest OF the company Is also creditable.
RouEnr MUuS, employed at the Riverside
shears, had one This hands horribly lACerG-
ted aud nearly cut off yesterday by getting
II caught in the machinery.
u. s. COMMISSIONER WALTON yesterday II
sued o warrant for the arrest 81 James Kyle,
whose attempt to pass bad S. bill the night
before was mentioned In this paper. u
CouxClLMAN KIMBERLY having purchased
| farm, cOutemplaies moving into the country
I
as n member OF the Second Branch Of Council
from the Fourth ward
RnERyEp seats will be put on sale at Will
son & Banners, thismorning for the matinee
| 10 be given at tho Opera House Tomorrow az
terno0n. Everyone is talking OF going and
the demand for tickets will PROBABLY be large
TIE children will be ontiu force tomorrow
afternoon at the Opera House. The matinee
Is given by the Benevolent Society partly for
the purpose OF allowing the little ones to see
their mates who take part in the Greenaway
drill and "The Magic Pen"
"THE KNIGHTS Combination under the
| rnauageuento OF A. G. Rankin, Master Work.
mSn ofthe knights OF Labor, will present
the drama, .'The Rescue" at the 0oera House
this evening for the benefit OF the locked
out potters ut East Liverpool. Reserved seats
are on sale ut Wilson & Banners music
store. r. ~. - .--.--
WALTER DEvIENEY, former citizen Of
i Wheeling, died at Weston al $50 a. N yester.
day, aged 81 He was well known In this
CITY, having worked as q mailer at the River.
aide mills for a number OF years. He went
to Weston about i've years ago, and during
his stay had won host Of friends by bis strict
integrity and morality Last fall he was
elected magistrate III Hackers Creek district
Although bis term ofotllCe was short he had
won the confidence OF all the good citizens Of
the district.
| AuprroR MILLER yesterday received from a
capitalism Brooklyn an inquiry concerning:
the Farmers Improvement Company OF
West Virginia" which Is oferiDg stock for
sale in that city. The gentleman inquired
m It was incorporated, and II those connected
with it were men OF good standing. The re-
sporFc sent was that no such company was
known here. The StR;s officials frequently
receive inquiries OF this nature 10 regard to
organizations which have no existence.
Charles swEEsEY was found by Officer
Fugate yesterday with bag ofrailroad scrap
iron 10 his possession, probably stolen from
the Hempfeld. He was arrested, but prob
ably the most serious charge agatnst HIM IN
Police Court this morning will be vasranoy.
IT is an old belief thatsn early Easter brings
an early spring. Should this prove true the
present season, spring will be more than or.
dinarily early, as E.s,er comes on March 18th
-aheadof the usual time. ln' va