The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-30
LOCAL pREvIrIxs.
Matter. Q, nIaor Moment Iu and AbOul tho
Ctr.

probably adjourn to-day.
NlTHAS KUHN, the well known
engineer, is standing watch at the water
works.
WILLIAM Rail, who has been confined
to his home on North Market street, ioT
some time, is again able to be out.
TUE skating and dancing carnival at the
Capitol rink last night was largely attend
ed and WAS very successful and enjoyable
THE young man, Peter Miller, who had
his buck operated on few days since at
the Hospital, isgetting along very slowly
ON Mrs. DItmer, an aged resident Of
Zane street, near Broadway, Island, fell
yesterday at her home and broke her arm.
AFTER phrodite" at the 0peIa House,
the next attraction will be Fred Warde,
the tTagediRn, who will hold the boards
for two nights and matinee
THE concert aud mask ball given in
Maenperchor hall last night by Prof.
Glen Moores Arion Glee Club and Billy
speeds minstTels was success In every
respect,
WET 8now and wetter rain fell at inter.
walls all day yesterday, and the murky at
mosphere and mnd on the sidewalks and
crossings multiplied the discomtorts oil
pedestrians.
CHARLES W, Riley yesterday qualified
as executor Of the will Of Elizabeth Nc
Gun, deceased, and gave bond in the sum
OF - COO, without surely, no surety being
required by the terms Of the will.
A SuHpAY echool teachers meeting will
be held at the Young Mems Christian AS"
ISOLATION building at . o'clock this even
ing, and social religious meetings for
Young men at 1880 o'clock tonight and at
1 o'clock on Sunday
G, W. ATKINSON, ESQ will deliver the
second talk in the course OF Practical
Talks arranged by the Young Mems Chris
lian Association Tor the young men OF the
city, on next Tuesday evening, st the
rooms Of the Association OIL Market street,
DAVE EuRNER, the well known paper
hanger OF this city, who received such q
severe fall on the icy pavement ON Eleventh
street sons tins since, is Improving very
slowly. He fell with hilfull weight on the
back { I bis head, and his injuries at first
were thought TO be fatal, but DR.. ACker'
man thinks he will have him all right
shortly,
Carr. RICHARD TALURlTn Of Bismarck,
u. T., passed through tho city laEt sven
Ing enronte to his place OF business, Next
month no will take out thirty.Gve men to
90 on bis boats, who will remain with
him until next November, His company
| haH the Government contract for trans
porting goods to all the forts on the Mis-
souri river.
The attention Of the public is called to
the preaching notice Of DR.. Cunningham Of
the First Presbyterian Church, for Sabbath
evening. His subject Is, "IhO Rule by
Which to Avoid and Settle Strikes" The
subject Is timely when there is 80 much
discussion in regard 10 the relations Of EN-.
ployers and employed, capital and labor,
manufacturers and workmen.
TuRNR waa but one case In police court
yesterday. At midnight last night the
only lima Of the lookup was q Crs2y man
who woke up all East Wheeling yelling
"POliCel' and who said six men with pia-
tolls were after him and he ran twelve
miles in an hour, and fell away go his
clothes wouldn't lit him. Ills only name
known to the police is "DutCh Lena's
Husband"
PRop. TonD, better known as little
Todd" appeared at the Capitol Rink
Thuraday evening to good sized and ap-
preCiatiYO audience in his specially per-
iormanCG, hand balancing, and It may lie
said that " hpeling has q citizen in Little
Todd" who Is Inferior to very few. Several
Of his audience were heard to remark that
he was the equal Of any member OF the
CBgg family, who made great hit here
with llaverly's MinHtrels.
Mn, A. G. WINcHRR, whose brother-in.
law, u. A. Bsiser, has been missing several
weeks, has received letters from Illinois
aud Ohio, conveying the intelligence that
q man answering Mr.. BeiBer's description,
supposed TO be on his way to Whipple,
Ohio, wss found in Illinois, January 10,
nearly fr0zsn, and died two days later.
Mr.. Beiser had relatives at Whipple, and
this was probably he. He was deranged. |
Mr.. WinCher will investigate further.
THIS evening at Charley shay's Acad.
envy OF Music Mons. FranCOnia's Great
European Sensation will conclude its
weeks engagement, Seldom has an at.
traction appeared on q Wheeling stage
which so AltraCtively combined the mar.
velous with the beautiful. The "SRlon
du Diable," the PrsmatiC, or more pro.
pefly ChromatiC fountain, tho acrobatiC
performances, are all now and thrilling,
and the hgmor and music Is without ex-
Ception fresh and Good.
TIE p. 7. Barnum and Mason AEasto-
flnNin A fyURnHaN InIt That Ia IN NJ Tim.
Uhapline street rink, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings Of next week,
will give a performance that will eclipse
anything ever given In any rink here.
There are ten seperate and distinct acts by
the members OF the company, who are
leaders In their profession and command
higher salaries than any other rink PEG.
pie on the road. Beard, the 81, coo Chal.
lenge boy skater; Robinson, the wizard
Of tho Wheel" and other notables are in
the company. The performance will last
for over an hour each evening.
LAST Thursday evening was the thirty.
sixth birthday Of Mr.. Phillip knabe, Of
the Tack factory, and Mrs. Knabe un.
known to him arranged complete sur.
prize. She secured the services Of T. 7.
CoCkayne's orchestra and number Of
friends met at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Kurner and marched 10 Mr..
Knabes residence. To Say that he was
taken by surprise does not convey the
idea. Dancing was the order OF tho eve.
ming. AT II o'clock the Chapline street
rink band put In an appearance and all
went as merry as a marriage bell. The
supper at II o'clock was feast OF good
things