The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-02
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Brief Xoiss on Current Events Of nInar
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DATE your letters 1884. '"'
/, THEpublic schools reopen to-day.
THIS Is cheerful New Years. weather.
HESLY JrERoESs got tho organ r. III ID off at
Louis Hchwalba last night BY Thompson
Bros. .0.I
NUMEROUS transforming theatrical com.
psnies are playing In The little towns OF this
vicinity. 51'T
WHEELING Is after The Democratic National
Convention. This Is huge joke.-SttubeG-
vile Gazette. No .,a.. f,...l
Nh. T. Q. NoBRis, SecIelary OF ct. Mathews
Sabbath School, was presented with hand.
s,me gold pen aud pencil by the officers and
teachers. ,1
The Belaite girls are ahead oil their Wheel.
Ing sisters The ID. 8. g." (Dafn Sweet Some.
thing. o,.othere) Eooiety OF the Glass City, will
give Leap Year reception tomorrow even.
Ing. 'r
OK Thursday OF this week work will begin
Grove division OF the Vanderbilt railroad
from, this city to Harrisburg. Work will
progres, west. aHH"
SEVERAL freight cars left the treck at Clsys.
vile, on Monday, Obtaining the passenger
trains some houra A brakeman on top oil
the cars was thrown off and received some
injuries about the shoulders. =
TuE Opera House Orchestra last night pre-.
scented Mr.. RMster, the retiring manager
with gold pen. pencil 80. Mt. Anton Rsy.
mann naae The presentation speech, and
Mr.. Rlester responded happily.
IT iasaid that the running Of the Jefferson
Iron Works 10 with the approval Of the AS.
ISOLATION. In rebuilding they lost five or SIX
weeks last season moro than other mills aud
are permitted now to make up this lost time.
MAaolE MITCHELL gave "Fa1chon ut the
Opera House yesterday afternoon aud mig.
non" last evening. At both appearances the
house was packed upstairs and down; stand.
Ing room being at II premium. The company
goes to steubenvile this evening.
Rky. FATHgs!FELx and Angelo, two Capu,
chns who have heretoio;e been located a,
Cumberland, Md, In charge Of ss. peter.and
Paul Caurch. have been transferred to the
diocese OF Wheeling, and will bs located III
this city. They arrived here yesterday.
JouS Bro, the celored man convicted .ol
robbiDg Mrs. Hillman's boarding house last
spring and sentenced to five years iu,prisop.
ment In tho penite1tiary by Judge Jacob
was yesterday taken 10 Mouidsville by Dec
asy Sheriff Blanchard to confluence hts tern
Of imprisonment, ...l- mE$'I
VEsxoG's predictions for thu month OF j an
uary are: FROM Is! to 81, mild and cloudy
4th TO- 9Th. heavy; 7th To OH, cooler; 10Th
cloudy; l1th, rain; 18th to 22i, colder; "a j
heavy storm Of wind. sleet and snow; q Ii It
az n MN 81, I'D
cold, cloudy aud with rain, Bleet and snow.
A FAIR attendance, considering the nasty
weather, was attrscted to the First Baptis
Church last night by the entertainment BY
the Young Peoples Working Association. A
splendid programme was well rendered, thu
performances being readings, reoitations. ad
dresses and music. A very enjoyable even
ing was spent. No admission wss charged.
A LIVELY and interesting time was had al
the contest for the organ for the benefit Of
the Benwood Catholic Church. The contest!
ants turned in the following auount: M.s
Miller, OF south Wheeling. Sl3l 80; Miss An
ME Dulfey, OF Beuwoad. $lsL22. snd Bessie
Il. knip, Of Center Wheeling. $2tD.75. II Il
needless to add Miss Kahn was the successful
candidate. y :
EVENING sTAE Lodge, No. is, X. of p, oil
Bsnwood, elected The following officers, on
Monday evening, for the ensuing term: p
g., Booth Goodwin; G. G., Joseph John; v
c.. Philip Schane; T., Daniel McGraw; n. E.
Hiram BumgardneI; NJ. f.. Ed. NJ. Noel; X
K. & g., @. +. Patterson; N. A., VIM. sau
dert; Trustee, J. i. Doyle; Representative tc
GRIND Lodge, Isaac Sockman.
WHEELING people are making an effort tc
secure the Democratic National Convention
The saloon keepers when the subject wa!
broached, rubbed their hands with delight
and said: On, bring on your Convention
Well zee that The delegates don't get dry
They may find it bigger contract than they
think, but Beilaire can render thsm material
assistance in that line.-Bel'airc Tribune.
AT Turner Hall last night, The Morning
Star Social gave it's fist big ball. The Social
iscompoeed OF young men who know how u
arrange for pleasant tfme. Mayors orches.
ira played its fines! and every thing passed
Oft smoothly. Those having the affair In
charge were John P Ripley Geo. B. 81.
Myers, Alex. Jones, WILLIE Graft, Elmer
Dortey, Albert SHORES, Geo., Mcdonald,
Harry Cots, Chas. Price and Ed. Wilson.
MIy CLAsA CLARK, the young lady who
has charge OF the Telephone Exchange
during the night, WAS last evening presented
with IN elegant let Of Bohemian glass toilet
bottles, an ivory toilet set In hsudsoms
morocco case, and fine silk handkerchief.
by Capt. Bennett and the city police, as a
token Of their appreciation for erpronpt.
ness In answering their calls at night aud
her faithfulnesa to her duties. The day
operators were all rsmem bs7ed by numerous
patrons on Christmas. one yonrs lady re.
ceiving 9 ten dollar gold piece from one Of
the firms on her "board."E They all deserve
these acknowledgements. "g'fr-1sz'