The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-15
CITY MATTERS.


"CHRls Ann LENA this ey ening. li,2s
The fires in the WHITAKER iron works wer.
relighted yesterday. -
The Committee on Claims Is called to mee
at tho City Building tonight. .s,
ONE OF the furnaces at the Central Glas!
Works Is cold, owing to an accident. 1g
ONE drunk and one dsorderly were th.
only arrests made yesterday by the police.
TMK Twenty frat volume Of West Virginii
Supreme Conrt reports Is out, and now balnt
distributed. ,s ~ A..4f. -
The only people on whom this weather
does not seem TO have a depressing effect art
Tho ealvation Soldiers. Ws.5 ~
TnE Circuit Court, meet again this morn
Ing, with jurlss on both aides. Nothing wa,
done In either part yesterday. n
HIP. MC3REGoR yesterday qualified as q
rotary public In C.prk Hooks oillce, giving
bond In the sum OF $3.50, with John Bailey
as surety. 'N5 49,
AdooD deal Of the accumulated snow was
carried to the river yesterday. The SNOW Il
going of very gradually, thus svssting dan
ger OK q flood. 1T r. 4, fPsg ,-5.sT
lSrEREsrlsG services are bsing held at The
Fourth street church, as q result Of which
there have been two conversions. -Four per.
sous went forward and sought pardon.
TnE following letters are unclaimed at the
Pos,otllce: J. L. French, Mrs. Mollie Arm.
strong, American Encauatio Tile Co., Thos
T. Echols, Frank Fsndel, Il, D. Winning
Jessie Mercer i4,-. n, !
Tue Ida Siddon's troupe opened at Charley
6hay's theatre last night 10 the largest audi
n t,at fkara A tur v,Ny knv -
pie wers turned away from, the doors. The
audience was an enthusiastic one. fa5,,
The levee and streets leading 10 1t were
filled yesterday with carts filled with snow
that was being removed from alleys that bat
been filed to n depth OF eight or ten feel
with snow from the roofs, md dumped Int
the river. "a@32Nl4.a III
OWING to the uniavorable weather and bat
condition OF the streets, the board OF d
rectors Of the Arion have concluded TO post
pone the childrens' masquerade ball, whiat
was to have taken place on Wednesday, III,
i6;h inst. to date To be fixed hereafter.
| RECEIVED seats will DO placed on sale THU
morning al Wilson Il Banners music Btor,
for George II. Adams "Humply Dump.,
among the Indiars" which will lie present
ed at the Opera House for TIE first Inn,
thnreday night. The accessories and play
are alike new, md Mr.. Adams as tho clowi
IL show in bimsoli.
BAKER AND FAKEoS. the Comedians, vii
commence two nights engagement at TIL
Opera Horss this evening, giving "Chris aue
Lena" tonight and their new play, "Goyarn
msnt House" tomorrow night. They viii
employ double orchestra, their own travel
Ink one and the Opera House orchestra. Boil
plays abound In fun and music.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to recor,
q deed made November 20, 1883, by John W
scauitze, trustee. August. Louis and Henr,
Ebeling and wives, and Charles D.eihofst
Ernest Bonig, Marion Littieton and thei
wives, to Frederick Widdell, in consideration
OF 81 l4?5, for the west half OF lot l07, on th
northwest corner Of Market and rwenty-aec
opl streeis. Also deed made December |
1883, by Mrt,ie, vito OF Henry Ebeling, I,
Frederick Widdtll. in consideration Of S.
Tor the interest OF Mrs. E5sling Ia the Gam
property above mentioned.
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