The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-19
CITY MATTERS.
Brief Hotea ON Current Events Of Minor
InfaraNf

Interest.
TEE p, W. q KY. Is pushing cars down on
It's Benwood extension as far IS Twenty.third
street
RESERVED seats for Hon. Daniel Dougherty's
lecture on "ofatory" tomorrow evening at
the Opera House, are selling well at Wilson
q Banners.
The Salvation Army had "a field day yes.
terday, both with their outdoor meetings and
their services In the hall. The novelty has
about worn of.
The Pottery, which has been shut down
the past week, In order TO work of the large
stock otsoods on hand, expects 70 start up
again this morning.
"srEcr1Y BusisEss,i A. @. 6uuters new
play, was again presented Saturday afternoon
and evening at the Opera House, to delighted
audiences OF moderate siZs.
SATURDAY an invitation from the Sisters Of
the VisitAlion To visit Mt de Chan,al was
read In both houses OF the Legislature, and
accepted. The visit will be made on Thurs.
day.
A aEAauball was given by the Odd Fellows
Social Union, OF Steubenville, In Floto'S new
hall. In that city Friday evening. 7. T.
Cockayne's full orchestra, from this city fur.
nished the music.
PAPERS recommending the adoption Of the
Tariff Commissioner report by Congress, will
be circulated for signatures In all the mills oil
this district. Afterwards they will be for
warded 10 Washington. .i7 81
A LITTLE ARRAY took place yesterday after
noou, 1t is said, at Seiberts, In which one
young man fred shot at another, the ball
merely grazing his neck, An effort was
made to hush the affair up and full particu
lars were not obiainable.
SHORTLY after 7 o'clock Saturday evening
an alarm was sounded from box 8, caused BY
o portion OF the stock in the dry kiln oil the
Belmont cooper shop igplting from the fur
mace. The loss, which amounts 10 about
$lGO would have been larger bat for the
prompt action OF the department.
suspAY morning about 2 o'clock Dekin'I
shoe shop, on Main street, near the stont
bridge, was broken into by burglars. They
took out the glass 10 the front window, the
noise OF which attracted the attention oil
Parolman Tracy, whofrighteped the theye'
OF before they secured auy booty.
SATURDAY, Young son Of Nicholas Baudi
the East Wheeling iiie manufacturer, found
o lot Of burglars ioOls, which bad been stored
away under board ,plle In Re!sinsers yard,
near the tack factory. The lot consisted oil q
DFAut anu IttI ElltStl huu pNhSh auu W v
TASKS containing Viaut powder They prob
ably belong to some safe crackers. They we're
wrapped 10 Police Gazette OF the Bird inst.
Raw. Da D. A. CUNNISGHAa preached ser
mon at the First Presbyterian church last
evening, from the text in Proverbs: "Tbe
EieareE the Lord Is the beginning OF knowl,
edge" The discourse was diyecied toward
shogIng The value OF right religiops pEiEct'
Piles In business, As IN illustration Of whicn
he took the life of the late neTehant prince
William E. Dodge. Of New York. r4e scr,
mon was commented on By those who heard
it as one Of special force and peculiar q taes:
10 the times.
RECENTLY sewing machine sgent named
Fred Crooks. employed by the Howe Ma.
chine Company In this city was reported 10
have fallen heir TO large fortune in the Old
Country. Shortly after the story became
current, Crooks proposed to young woman,
Miss Hattie Reed, an Z st Wheeling dress
maker, and was accepted. The wedding was
appointed for to-day. Thursday evening
was spent by the couple together. and since
that time Miss Reed has not sen her Crooks
II Is said he left on Friday for Cadiz, Ohio.
A wedding trip 10 Europe was 10 have FOL.
lowed the marriage. Miss Reed had gone to
considerable expense in preparing for the
weddinP 1