The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-06
CRY aArTERs.
Rrier Notes on Current Events Of Minor


Interest.
one "ysg' was the only arrest made yes
terdAy.
oSE marriage license was Issued and four
deeds Of trust recorded yesterday.
The concert complimentary TO Mr. CIV.
EoE comes of Of the Opera House this even
Ing.
OxE OF the chief attractions In the city this
evening will be the Junior Exhibition at the
Wheeling Female College.
TIE Landlords Mutual Protective ASo'
citation met last night, but did not complete
It's organization. Officers will be elected next
Thursday evening.
DANIEL McGUxPHREY, 4 carpenter, while
working last evening at the corner Of Market
and Seventh streets, cut his foot very severe
ly with Ratchet.
An excursion from this city will 80 down
TO the Monumental Faira BellAire this ven
ing The fair Is reported by Wheeling people
who have visited II TO be we'll worth going 10
see.
TAG attractions at the Opera House next
week will be Kiralfy Bros "BlRck Crook" y
Thursday evening and Miss Jetfreys'Lew
in la Belle Russo" Saturday afternoon and
evening.
TIE South Side Singing Society bad royal
good time last evening. The members gave
q dSnce at ArbenE Hall, that was well attend:
ed and enjoyed. Birch's orchestra helped
pass the hours away.
The local glassworkers' union will give q
benefit ball at Arion Hall This evening Ar
engagements OF thorough character bave
been made, and II will be one OF the most
successful and enjoyable balls OF the season.
TuArcuER, Primrose & Vests Ministries
gave AL entertainment at the Opera House
last night, which delighted an immense
house, and fully sustained the troupe's repu'
tation as the best minstrel company on The
road.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted TO record
deed made March %, 1883, by Alexander
T, Anderson and James A. Anderson, eXecu'
tons OF the last will and testament Of James
Anderson, deceased. with Rhoda L. Ander-
sou, widow OF said James Anderson, to Geo.
W. and D. K. jenkins, In consi Grafton Of
S5,77l, for tract OF land on Middle Wheel
Ing Greek, known as the Hugh McCutcheon
farm, containing 1lSH acres.
THEnotorious "Bill" Leeper was released
from jail yesterday after serving term OF
800 days Just before leaving the jail he
and bis wife attempted 10 concoct "a scheme
to get s. out OF Jailer Davis. Mrs Leeper
wrote from Steubenville that she had sent
him this sum, thinking he could accuse the
Taller OF having taken It and not turned It
over to william. The plan would not worS,
as all the woman's letters showed that she
was in destitute circumstances.
The "Happy Eight" social organization
OF the East End, gave It's second grand ball
tAtdermaua Hall last night, and u monster
affair Il was; until long after midnight, the
floor was so crowded that 1t was with ditli'
Guilty one could get around. Mayors orches.
| ira furnished It's usual excellent music Tor
the dancers. The ball was ably conducted
under the direction and charge Of Messrs.
Jos BREEDING. Robert Mccullough, Frank
Albinger, Charley DAub. John Heslin, Harry
Mccullough, John Gillian and Andrew Al
binger.
The Bellaire Tribune OF last evening ssys:
LAST evening wedding on agrand scale took
place at West Wheeling, the contracting par.
ties being Mr.. Eugene Woodruff, OF Wheel.
inc, and Miss Louise Suder, OF Belmont
county, The attendants were Mr.. John
6tipes and Miss Katie suder. They were
married ut s o'clock, after which all repaired
to the dining room and a feast OF good things
was spread Tor all, to which justice was done.
T. T. Cockayue and full orchestra were pres
emit and the evening was spent In dancing
until late hour The presents were nlmer'
GUS and costly. Mr.. and Mrs; Woodruh start
on their journey OF life with aattering pros
poets.