The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-27

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ture In eastern portion; nearly stationary
in western portion.
MEMBERS Of Legislature invited to
call and see our stock. ,ls H. sf
s JACOB W.iGRuBB
JeweIer, Cor. Twelfth and Market.
80
AII-W0OLIKslT JACKETS.
/. We have now In stock q full line Of the
above Jackets; also, M extraheayy quail
.ity.for butchers, and a full line Of Scotch
Wool Underwear. warranted not to
shrink. G. HESS 8 sons, I,
Merchant Tailors and Gents, Purnisliers.
LOCAL BREvIT1Es.
matters Of Minor Moment in and About the
L1sr day Of the Legislature.
EnNrrT at the Opera House tonight.
X. OF p. benefit at the Capitol rink To-
night. ,2.i5ss.. 4. 4
OHE deed of trust vas Eeco rded Id Re
cofaef Hooks Office yesterday. There
was no other business transacted OF q pub
lie nature. q : 2 I ssllsi
TuE managers Of the Island rink viii
give the net proceeds OF next Monday
nights session for the benefit Of the poor
OF the Seventh ward. 4
News about the Justices offices Is dis
tressinsly dull. Either the people are
properly behaving themselves or the con-
stables are taking it easy. 8
For the Inauguration sat Washington
City excursion tickets via, the B. 4 o. and
Pan Handle routes, can be purchased at
the Union Railroad ticket Office, No. 1900
Market street. No - s.fss, g.i
MRssgs. ANDERSON & ATKINSON, general,
insurance agents, have. been. made State
agents for tie Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany. OF New York. Renewals will be
payable at their office from March !. n
A vgaY handsome pastells portrait Of
Senator Morrison, from the easel off. A.
Faris, the well.known Island artist, Is ex-
hibited int lie Senate chamber, and attract
ed considerable attention and won much
praise yesterday. 80. 'Al D.
TnE turkey hunt at the Island rink TO.
night will be O very funny affair. The
programme for, the remainder Of this week
and that for next week are very attractive
ones, and thefeis no doubt butWhat they
will drawslarge crowds. ~ ,
THERE was a'good crowd at the Island
rink last night at the acalico party The
fun was enjoyed by all, ant. seyeral hand
some costumes were worn. AT 1880 a
private party took possession OF the rink
and about forty couples enjoyed them.
selves thoroughly until midnight, II
SERoRANT-Ar.ARNs HENsHAw, OF the
House Of Delegates, denies that he is a
candidate for the appointments s Collector
Of Ihternal Revenue at the hands Of Pres
|ident Cleveland. He says he Is "after a
little place in his own county, namely,
the position Of Gauger at the Hannis dis
tillery, at Martinsburg.
THR work ofrenoyating andremodeling
the Office Of Circuit Court Clerk Mitchell
was commenced yesterday. A large and
convenient counter desk has been put in
that will be ia great improvement on the
old ones, and the gplaceisto be papefed,
painted and generally fixed up. II will
be a handsome office when all thisis done.
A TEAM from the Capitol Rink Polo
Club will 90 10 GAINESVILLE tomorrow
afternoon TO play game with the Zanes-
vile club ut the Palace Rink. The team
from here will be composed OF Caldwell,
OFT, 0dbert, List, Exley, Smith and Car
others. They will be accom- anied by two
or three older persons, who will look alter
them and their interests.
Cn1Ef or PotIcR sMlrn has been unable
TO find any warrant for Ham Bullock, or
any one that viii make q proper com-
plant against him, and therefore he will
write TO the authorities across the river
who have the brute under arrest, awaiting
a regulation from this State, to release
him. Bullock is the seoandrel from Full
ton who haditos leave there about a year
ago to escape o mob! fsis-
EMMErr will present his new comedy
drama, "The Strange Marriage OF Fritx,h
ut the Opera House this evening for the
first time in Wheeling. The. star Is too
we'll known and too highly appreciated
here 30 necessitate any complimentary
words about him. 0fthe play, the press
OF cities where Il has been given speaks in
terms OF highest praise. Emmett sings
several Of his most popular songs, new
and old, inthe courselof play.
TiIERa was very large, attendance at
the Chapline Street Rink last evening 10
witness the race between three members
from the Junior Plumed knights and
three from the Junior Jetlersonians. The
distance to be skated was three miles, and
Harry Moore was. the winner; the time
was il:i11 He will be presented with a
very prettyilitle badge by the clever pro-
prietors Of the rink. These gentlemen
are always on the lookout for novel at
fractions ct theirrink, and Il % no wotl-
der that they are meeting with such de-
served success. kramer,s superb orches-
tra furnishes music every afternoon and
evening, and one finds there, all rink com
geniences, FS@s
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