The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-27
RAIH DROPS
Caught on the Ply IN the RepSFtSFl'
Christmas R0unds,

SABBATH hlhVSA pSAeeiHHSN9 NNSHAN
this week.
srEunESvILtE now has but one case Of
smallpox.
REGULAR semi-mOnthly meeting Of Council
this evening,
ABOUT half dozen will answer In police
court this morning
BoTu theatres were well patrOnized yesteT'
day and last evening.
a WEDDING is on the tapls for the Chapline
street church this morning.
YESTERDAY was enough to dampen any
body's Christmas enthusiasm.
Six new nail machines are being put in
at the BellaiFe nail mill this week.
EACH fire company sports an elegant new
cape, Christmas present from Chief EcclOs.
Tux large proportion Of people from out
Of town al the matinee yesterday was notice
able,
II there is anything in the old adage about
q Green Christmas" our undertakers will
thrive,
A MASS temperance meeting Is announced
to DO held ut the Fourth Street Church this
evening.
OPFICER BARuM arrested Andy Stetzer and
George Colinger yesterday for fighting in the
Fifth ward,
HEREAFTER popular Christmas cards will
bear the inscription, "a Merry Christmas
and dry one!"
THERE was considerable drunkenness yes
tsrtlay, but 1t was Of the quiet order and few
arrests were made,
JOHN GLESNON, for whom warrant was
issued by Squire Folber Saturday, is not
John j. GlennOn, OF Thirteenth street,
oyFtcRE WILLIAMS was highly spoken OF
Yesterday by the friends OF Bill Carney for
his kindness shown while arrestng Carney.
KRAMER will play for the Mmnnerchor ball
on Thursday night instead of Wednesday
night Us stated in yesterday mornings
paper.
THE Fourth street, Zane street and Island
NJ. Il. churches each gave their annual treat
and entertainment for the children Of the
Sunday School last night.
TwENTY.ONE cases of drunk and disordorly
were disposed Of In Police Court yesterday.
There will DO another big docket this
morning
A PATTY Of friends called on and surprised
Mr.. W. \. johnson at his home on Chlpline
street, South Side, last evening, A very
pleasant time was spent F...
School No. ], in Liberty district, had q
Christmas tree and an enjoyable entertain
ment, including music by the school and u
spelling bee, last Friday night.
JUDGE JEFFERs had compassion on tho UNI
fortunates who were before him yesterday
morning, and after few remarks on Christ
mas, assessed the fines ut low figure.
Tue Ton Mill nail feeders will hold meet
ing at the Second ward market house, at
o'clock this evening, The Riverside and
Belmont feeders are requested to attend.
HEREAFTER car will leave the Opera House
at the close Of every night performance this
season, on the Citizens street cur line, fol
bridgeport, and another for Ritchetown.
TuE b, G O. extension matter will most
probably come up for discussion in Council
this evening. WhethcrthO First Branch will
pass Mr.. Laughlin's resolution remains to be
seen,
YESTERDAY WIS the feast Of st. Stephen
the PrOtomattyr, in the Catholic Church, and
to-day issacrcd TO st. John, the Evangelist
Tomorrow Is celebrated the Feast Of the
Holy lnnoCCnts.
JOE BAL2ER's "holiday bill OF fare was
never eQualCd In the city. Indeed, II i
doubtful II Joe could furnish all 1t names II
called on without warning. Copies Of 1t are
In general demand.
LAST evening at q late hour, this office was
kindly remembered by Col. Tom SCanlon,
the handsome and popular manager of the
Mcclure House sample rooms, for which
we are truly thankful.
LAST evening In the Fifth ward Pat Con,
ners aud person named Finnegan got into
rather noisy quarrel and during tho melee
Conners was slightly cut In the buck by Fin
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DOES any one know MN! sundays New
York Herald contains the ioliowihg' wal
ter Sanford Oh Wheeiing, v. va, While
crossing the PcnnsylV2hi9 railroad track at
Monmouth Junction, a.; q! yesterday morn
ing. waSklIIed ny d freight train.
The following letters remained unclaimed
at the postoilice December w John butch
81, Miss Merurvie GURUS, =: GALL William
CransiieId, !. y. Crane, VIII MGHenry, II.
y. Magee, william f. Moore, J, w, NuI,
Mrs. j. +. Hanson, GSe Robbinson.
WV. FRAZIER was arrested yesterday by
Constable st. Myers, on warrant sworn out
by Maggie Cahill before Justice Caldwell
she is unmarried and charges Frazier with
being the father Of her infant daughter, born
March 20, 1881. Frazier gave $500 bond for
an appearance Saturday afternoon next.
"PEANuT" scorr the African peregrin.
nting coniectioner last evening had Sam
Robinson, of tho snme hue, runner for the
ST. Charles Hotel, arrested for assault, II
appears that Sam slapped JosEua's mouth, al
leHyt Joshua SayR so, John liObreclt. nro.