The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-31
err MATTERS.
Brief NOTE. ON Current Events OF Minor

Interest.
WHEELING should have a larger police
force.
ON marriage license was issued by Re.
cordsr Hook yesterday
A oERMAS will be given ct FrsnEbsims
Hall tomorrow evening by the younger SET.
The Council elections will take place on
Friday night Councllnen Will be miserable
for few hours longer
THERE will be meeting Of the ladies Of
the Fifth ward, ut the residence OF DR.. Nor
ris, No, 81 Twentieth street, to-day.at $50 p
NJ, 10 organize an auxiliary to the Union
Benevolent Society.
YESTERDAY afternoon Charley Miller. Of
North Main street. sent up TO the Top Mill q
sixty foot smoke stack he had manufactured
for Il. The stack weighs 400 pounds, and
was shipped in two pieces
The new Board Of Directorsof the BenwOod
Iron Works organized yesterday by the re-
election OF A. w. Campbell as President; L..
& Delaplain. Vice. President; Alonzo Loring,
Secretary; George Wise, Assistant Secretary.
oYFIcERs Fugate and Bellyille have by
order Of Captain Bennett, exchanged beats.
Bellyille now having what Is known as the
Baltimore & Ohio Depot:and Post Office beat,
while Fugate has the McColloch street beat.
YESTERDAY morning about o'clock as
Fred Shockey was driving q cart across the
street car track, on Main near Twenty.sec'
ond street, car ran into him, and In bis en-
deayors 10 protect the hortc from injury ne
had his thumb crushed of at the first joint.
A LAD, last evening, coveted pair Of eight
dollar shoes he saw In the show case att. W.
Amicks store, and straightway he possessed
himself OF the sandals and made away with
them, fear OF being caught adding tieetness
To his steps. The shoes are still missing, and
the thief Is unknown.
Ara recent meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Riverside Furniture Company the follow
ing gentlemen were appointed to serve as
directors for the ensuing year: Messrs'
Philip Metzner, Henry Wheeler, Henry
kilwer, August Gehring and George Braik
mann. The Board organized by electing
Philip Metzner, President; William Detering
Secretary, and August Sauer, Manager.
The Knights Of St. John, whose society
Was condemned by Bishop Kahn last Sun
day, are very much excited over the Bishops
letter, and many OF them advocate resistance
10 the episcopal order. They claim that The
condemnation was un lust, and say they will
maintain their freedom at whatever cost II
! Ia believed, however, that most OF the mem'
bers will submit to the Bishops authority
before March l.
THE following conveyances OF real estate
were admitted 10 record by Clerk Hook yes
terCiay: A deed made January 20, 1883, by
John G. Hoffman aud wife, to Henry link.
ann OF one-half OF lot No. 2I3 in that part
OF the city known as Chapline 4 Eoffs addi'
ton, for $500 A deed made November Is,
1882, by7James Orr, ct al, TO s. r. McClurken
OF piece OF land situated on the West I'm.
lon and Roney's Point turnpike, for u ,2S3.
liz the notice OF the performance OF "Iolan'
the" in yesterdays ISTELllaEScER the state
ment was made that an ''infsrior orchestra
WAS substituted for the original" OF course
TO the intelligent reader the mistake corrected
itself, It was one OF those unfortunate er.
rors which will occur In the best regulated
newspapers. The orchestra, . "home insti'
tution,h instead OF being an inferior one. u
pronounced by the musical director OF Ford,s
company, an unusally fine musical organs
cation, which Judgement everybody In
Wheeling endorses. 'fhe sentence was writ
ten: "An inferior 0rch>strdtion was substitu.
ted for the original" which was true.
THE Emma Abbott Opera Company's en-.
gaeement at the Opera House next Monday
and Tuesday evenings will deserve to be
largely successful, and no doubt the audi
encss will be among the largest OF the season.
The popularity OF the iayorite little prima
donna increases steadily, and this season she IL
meeting with success. The Improvement
In her own singing Is marked, and the COM
pany which aids her has in It such artists as
Madame Rosewald, Lizzie Annandale, Marie
Hindle, Clara Weber, Valentine Fabrini,
Alonzo stoddard, John Gilbert, Gustave Hall,
William Castle and many others. The chorus
and orchestra are both large and admirably
trained. The operas to be given here,
"Marthan aud ia Sonnambula," are beauti.
ful ones, aud will appeal to the artistic tastes
OF all lovers OF music. Miss Abbotts singing
OF 1.-THE Last Rose OF Summer" In the former
Is exquisitely beautiful. 1t will be well 70
secure seats in advance.