The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-19
LOCAL BRByITlEs,
matters OF Minor Moment In and About the
rikr

City
MATlSERs at both theatres to-day.
TUE GRASD this evening" Thrown
upon the World"
OPERA HOUSE, this evening stelle
Clayton in "a Sad OoQuetle,n
BGLLARE is again complaining OF an
inadequate supply OF natural gas,
IT is warming exercise these cold days
10 get out OF an electric car, and help 10
III II on the track.
THR weather yesterday was cold
enough for mild sort Of winter, but
the sun shone all day and the air was
bracing and pleasant,
THR lilac and other early budding
shrubs and trees are just now showing
as much green as ia usual In ordinary
years in this latitude at the last OF
March,
The Teutonia Singing Society gave u
concert and bNll in their hall last even,
Ing, which was well attended, and both
socially and artistically Rgreat success,
"THRowN upon the World" had an
other good house at the Grand last
night, The piece will be repeated atthe
matinee this afternoon, and the engage
ment will conclude tonight.
HAVE you mastered the "Japanesl
Missing Link, or the Whitechapel Mys'
lery2" 1t Is more Of rage Just now
than ever the tifteen,block puzzle was
and is very easy-when you know how
POSTMASTER SIMPSON has appointed
John U. Ziegenielder to weigh mails be
tween Bellalre and Baltimore, George
Il, Boyd, IT,, who was lately appointed
has been transferred to the run between
Bellaire and Wheeling.
The Atlantic engine was called out by
q still alarm yesterday afternoon, by
fire on the corner OF Sixteenth stree
and Alley G, but the blaze was extin
guished before the engine arrived. M
serious damage was done.
In the Police Court yesterday; Dayit
IO'Brien, vagrant, $40 and costs, ant
thirty days In the wOrkhousein default
Christ Kline, disordOrly conduct at bill
home In East Wheeling, $50 and costs
aud in default OF payment, thirty day
in jail.
THERE will be a big cooking main be
tween. Pittsburgh and Wheeling bird
at Jacob Kunt2's dining hall, at Fulton
tonight, The fighting will last III
o'clock a. IN, Sunday morning. Their
will be about forty birds In all. Atleasl
this is the programme.
Tho river last night was s feet s inChe
and rising, The Scotia, from PittsburgI
to Cincinnati, is due at 8 u. IN: to-day
and tho Bachelor will leave for Pitt
burgh at 1880 a, m, The Sherley VII
leave for Cincinnati at SIP. IN. TIL
Courier is this mornings packet for Pa
kersburg.
NEXT Thursday evening one Of tn
most famous OF recent New York SUI
Cesses, shadows OF Great CITY," wi
BIZ given at the Opera House with all tn
wealth OF scenery and the fine compan
which made the piece such phenomI
nal success on its original New Yor
run.
WILLIAM JOHNSON, IN employe OF til
\ Cleveland, Lorain 4 Wheeling railwa.
met Will u btElJub NlSluVhe WSot
Bridgeport, Thursday, by falling Oft
train while twas in motion. He ha
one OF his legs badly mashed and WI
otherwise injured. @He was brought
bridgeport for medical treatment an
the doctor seems to think that his II
iuries will not prove fatal.
ON Monday morning, January 2l, NJ
Otto Capped and Mr., Joseph Weisgerbe
under the firm name Of Capped 4 Wei
gerber, will open saloon and restau
ant at No. 1927 Market street, In IL
room formerly occupied by Joseph We
ner. Mr.. Weisgerber has been with NJ
John sheekey, on Twelfth, street +
some time past, and will BIO pleased
see his many friends at the new plac
Alessrs. Capped & Welsgerber are Dol
well known in the city and have mar
friends, who will DO glad to SEQ the
: succeed in their undertaking: The pc
wines, liquors and cigars will be keI
= constantly on hand. The restaurantwi
be supplied with the best the mark
affords. sfta rs 81 '