The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-24
CITY MATTERS.
DrIefNoiss ON Cnrrsnt Events OF Minor
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DrPRIx 4 Benedict tonight. .,
Tho Calender Mln.trels were At atsahsn.
Vile las. evening. ,iri. n
BLE.sEp Is that man who puts ashes on the
sidewalk this weather. l
TEE Pioneer socle,y will have An lnstalln-
ton Of officers 1t Arion Hall tbs evening.
Tur thaw has not yet reached the gas 10
the State House tower, and tie clock Ii still
dark. ~ "a
TIE Market street turntable OF the Cit!zens'
street railway had 10 bs repaired sgnin last
night. e .,ra &6'i so
GroRoE BARros, living at Clifton, this
county, had All arm broken by kick from
his horse yesterday. 3
MUNICIPAL Court met again yesterday. but
adj burned without trapsactlng any business
Of importance, 10 next Saturday morning. =
Mn. ALEX. MCKINLEY, Lewss Bchuelle. J.
Miller and Others went to 81, ClAirsvllle yea.
terday 10 enjoy the coAsting out In that sec.
tlon. SO
Mrs. ROACH, Of eouth Wheeling, was yet.
terday committed to jail by sqnire Bshutss
In default OF 800 bond TO keep the peace for
one year.
r. B. WooDs. tbs Register reporter who was
so brutal!y beaten up last Friday, was able
to b out u short time yesterday. He Is still
pretty sore. 49,. ,gt.la- az
Tue headquarters OF tho, proy!lent Life
Association were yesterday removed from
MArtinsburg to Baltimore. and duo notice Of
the change fled with the Secretary. Of State.
| CHARLES MILLER and Jameu Childs ware
sent to the Workhonpe by Judge JetIsra yes.
terday, : tho former for ninety days for
vsgrancy and the latter for thirty for dis.
orderly conduct. 4LTg 0,f1 I5-s 2
The members OF tho Mlller's Happy
Thought Club are making arrangements III
IN excursion to Wollsburg In the near ia.
ture. T. T. Cockayne will furnish the
music. They expect u good time. tb.sla
Fen the bsneilt OF the boys who may be
feeling dlsconsolate over the departure OF Ida
Hiddons and her dizzy girls 1t may be stated
that they will be back at the Academy dur.
Ing the week beginning April 7th.
The rain yesterday was Just sufficient to
soften the Ice on the sidewalks aud cover
them sud the strests with slush. The coast
ing and sleighing are about done for, and the
Ice harvest is at an end for tho present.
Tnxtelephone company yesterday stretched
another cable up Twelfth street 10 the pole
on McLain's corner. II was necesaary TO do
this as the poles were full and additional wires
were needed. The cable Is composed OF
twenty-five or thirty wires.
A Jackson county paper Gays: G. D. Mer.
rick notified Herbert Barley, the alleged
bigamist, by telephone tina. Us toon as The
Ohio river opens up s. @. Jenuers, OF MnnI-
field, Ohio, and Bartley's brother.in.law,
would go to Ripley to take charge OF his case.
The steubenville Gazette says that the JET.
ferson Iron Works will immediately begin
sinking another we'll with the hope OF tap.
ping the gas vein, the location for the new
hole being on tho Compauy's ground, near
Fishers run, a short distance below Mears
distiiiery rutns. ggf ssf&
VIZ have little doubt that most OF the glass
factories in this vicinity have been operated
during the past year u. toss, and none OF
them have made anything like the old-.ime
profits. The fact seems 10 b. that the glass
| business is In most branches overdone,-
Be'iaire Independent. "a
| A TELEGRAPH instrument is to be placed in
the ctiice of Secretary OF State stainaker, at
the Capitol, by Manager Tracy, Of the
Western Union office, for the convenience
Of the oillciala. Nj. Eugene Salmon, clerk
In the office. who Is also an operator, will
| uhSe CuhIbo VI Lue lubGUueut. .I.
TnE "Block CAME" running at Charley
| 6hay's Theatre this weak, is first. class SEN
rational play, the scenic accessories with
which 1t ia given being equal to those OF any
OF the popular melodramas Of the day. The
fire alarm and department Is we'll put on,
and several Of the scenes are realistic In The
extreme. 1t Is preceded by taking clio
performance which is whole show in itsnlt.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record a
deed made January %, by The Columbia
Building Association 10 Ellen D., wife OF
Terrence Mckee, in consideration Of $3.50,
for . part Of 10: 80, on the east side Of Market
street In the Sixth ward. Also deed made
January Is, b yHannibal Forbes and wife to
james Giichrist in consideration OF IS for a
lot in the subdivision OF the the Shepherd
estate.
A REPORT came from Martins Ferry last
| night, at q late hour, that Mrs. James q,
Drennen. wife OF the well-kqown editor OF
the Ohio Valley Ne,rs, was lying III with the
dropsy, snd There was no hope of her re.
| covery. Her son, Mr.. L. ]. @. Drenuen, OF
Minneapolis, had been telegrsphed fol. Mrs.
Drennen Is highly respected lady, and 1t IL
the sincere hope Of the entire community
that tbs end which seemed imminent last
night may not come for years.
THE Social Si1, one OF the mos! popular
dancing ciuba in the city, gave masquerade
ball at Arion Hall last evening that afforded
pleasure and amusement 10 those who par.
ticipated ard to these who we're merely th5re
as spectators. The attendance YVES not 80
large but what thoss there could get about
without being crashed a'most to death and
was therefore, all tho more enjoyable. Kra.
mer's orchestra furnished the music. A
majority OF the costumes were OF a comic
design and displayed considerable originality.
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