The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-29
CRY MATTERS.
Brief Notes on Current Events of nino
lnieFeAI.

THE notion for new trial in Grant Geary's
case will be argued In Judge Jacobs court 70.
day.
CHARLES HAYMAKEE was pulled in last even
Ing by officer Barum, for peddling washing
machines without license
TIE sonth Side Singing society danced Of
'Arbenz Hall, in the Eighth ward, last even
Ing to the pleasing music OF Mayors orches-
ira.
The motion for writ Of error in the case
OF Guenther echnelle, the murderer Of DR..
schuchardt will be argued in the Supreme
Court OF Appeals at Charleston January 90.
TRE steubenyille Herald thinks that II
there Is any natural gas about that place 1t
Is down pretty deep. This seems TO be the
conclusion justified by the results OF sinking
wells here, too.
sEGrs for Maggie Mitchell's engagement at
the Opera Heuse next Monday and Tuesday
went of Witha rush yesterday morning. The
SUCCESS Of the engagement Is assured. The
company Is at Pittsburgh this week.
A SPORTING woman from Wheeling, yester-
day fell of OF the east abutment Of The Pan
handle bridge and rolled down the steep en-
bankment. She would have gone into
twenty fest OF water had not q man caught
er.-Steubsnrilie Herald.
FRAEzHEIMs Hall was occupied last even.
ing by the gay crowd OF young people known
In social circles as the "Island Crowd" Kra-
mer's orchestra was on hand and played Its
latest music until q late hour. The occasion
was one long 10 be remembered.
0YHcER BARuX last evening arrested Dick
Forsyth on an old warrant for diSorderiy con-
duct at Scott Richards saloon, in Centre
Wheeling, some time ago. Dick and bis
brother Bill were both implicated, and Bill
was fined $50 aud c1sts, but Dick went to
Parkersburg, and evaded arrest until yester-
day.
DETECTIVE HAGGERTr was In the city last
night, on his way home from FairNont. He
says he really did shoot q deer about q mile
below Keyssr, recently, with his pocket re.
Yolver-G 3Scaliber, smith il Wesson-but
1t weighed 1875 pounds cleaned, instead OF
S64, as published.
Gov. JACKSON declines to pardon Joe Seller,
one Of the North Wheeling boy FIRE bugs. A
person familiar with the crime OF which he
WIS convicted and his arrest and trial can
scarcely imagine why such gentlemen aS the
Sheriff, Mayor, Clerks Of the courts aud
others should sign petition for his pardon.
THEODORE BR1NEMYER, an empIoye Of the
Crescent Iron works, and pupil OF ]. A.
| u4AS1 bhC AoAnuN al NiDht AGo Va eAAAbAt4oN
Kinks art store small landscape which is
justly attracting attention. 1t shows won
derful perspective, CAREFUL working out Of de-
tail and coed coloring, and would do credi
to many an older hand with the brush.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to recor1
deed made December q by F. Z. Winger-
Ter and wife to Henry Man, IN consideration
OF $500. for the north half Of lot and the
south half OF lot 7 in square TO- on tho east
side Of Baltimore street; also deed by the
same parties to Mrs. Josephine Nau, In con-
sideration OF $3.50, for the south half OF lot 6
in the same square as the above.
YESTERDAY afternoon Joseph Reid, driver
OF a Citizsns' line car on the Island division,
undertook to put George Blattnsr off ais car,
when BlattDer struck him stunning blow
over the eye. Blattnsr was subsequently
arrested by officer Radiord, and revolver
being found on his ptrJon, two charges were
lodged sgainst him. He was released from
the lookup last night, his friends having de-
posted $50 as security for his appearance in
police court this morning.