The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-25
CITY mATTERs.
Brief Notes on Current Eyeats Of Minor
Interest.

Interest.
MElHY caR1sTxAs.
MATISEEs at both theatres this afternoon.
osE marriage licsnse was Issued yesterday
EMERsos Concert Company this evening.
THERE were 1--WE prisoners in the city lock.
up at midnight.
JAMES DIXON, Superintendent Of the gas
works, will entertain his employees with
splendid supper this eyening.
THERE will probably be no meeting Oh
Council this evening though the regular
emi.monthly session has been called.
Rev, D. K. NHBrrT, q prominent Prsby-
terrain clergyman. Of Pittsburgh, will lecture
In this city New Year'snight on mistakes"
TnE Pottery Works have shut down for
two week., and possibly longer. In order TO
give the employees holiday and take inyen-
tory.
LErTERs remain in the Postoffice for the
following persons: j. D. Bohman, L. +.
Hall, Frederick D. Hughes, Mrs. Flora Reed,
Walter B. Wheeler.
The first masquerade ball OF the season
was given at Labor Hall In the Eighth ward,
last night. It was avery, t2lIy affair. ME-
harris musicians furnished the'music.
HkNRY BowERs, sent to Jail several days
ago on charge Of stealing candy at Hey.
mans confectionery, was yesterday released
on bail, his father becoming his bondsman.
The Lane trial has been postponed until
next Monday. Both sldes Of the Circuit
Court have adjourned till Wednesday, when
the Davis contempt proceeding will come up.
MuLER's Happy Thought club gave Its
third grand annual ball at Turner Hall last
night. a very large crowd was in attend
ance. Dancing to the music Of Birch's
orchestra was continued until very late
hour.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted to record
deed inside November 8, by John o. Devint
| 10 Irene Newland, in consideration OF $3.50
for % feet OF the South half OF lot 10, In
square 10, on Water street In the Eight
ward. .- -
ALBERT Monk was yesterday committed Il
Jail by Squire Paterman in default OF q tin'
for breach Of the peace. but writ Of habeq
corpus was issued, aud Nohn gave bond TO-
his appearance before Judge Boyd Q weel
from tomorrow.
MAGGIE MITCHELL, the old Wheeling favor
lie, will appear at the Opera House mex
Monday evening snd New Years afternoon
and evening, giving "Pearl Of Savoy Mon
day night, "Fanchon" at the matinee ant
"Mignon" Tuesday night. She will be sur,
to have large houses at each performance.
NoTwrrHsrANpIEa the sloppy condition o
the streets and sidewalks aud the genera
dlsagreeable sats Of the weather, the storel
were filled with buyers yesterday afternoon
and last night. Had the day been one lik'
Saturday, the merchants would hardly bayt
been able 10 have waited on half their Gus
toners
THE employees OF the Norway Tack Factory
last evening presented to the Secretary OF thu
compsny, Mr.. George G. Hannah, an elegan
sold headed cane. Mr.. c. L. Davis made thu
presentation speech, and made Q neat one
Mr.. Hannah was taken completely by sur
prise, but managed TO find utterance for hi
gratitude.
TIE North Street NJ. z. Church Sunday
school will have delightful Christmas en-
tertainment this evening. The Sunday
schools connected with tue First Presbyte
rian, Fourth street and Eighteenth stree
mission are among the other schools tina
will hold the usual Christmas treats to-day
and tonight. ~
THE cases OF II. Whissen and Franz
Stephens, charged with embezzlement by NJ
O. Crawford, came up before 'sq1ie Ankle q
10 o'clock yesterday morning. Captain
Doyener represented the defendants, Will,
Mr.. Russell the State. After examination
OF the Ohio witness, the case was adjourned
till Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
AT the. Episcopal churches. ST. Matthew
and st. IuEe's, the usual Christians service!
will be held this morning. Both have beer
very prettily decorated. At the Cgthedra
there will be q low mass bsfore daylight FOL
lowed by high mass and the Solemn Pontiti
cal Mas, also the usual Christmas services
Services will be held also in the other Cath
olic churches.
THE banks will all be closed to-day, th,
Slate House and Court House will be de
serted by the officials and business will b
generally suspended. The Telephone e1
change will be closed from 1880 to or. NJ
The Postoffice will be open from s:30A. N. Il
10 o'clock. No delivery will be made by th,
letter carriers, and but one collection, which
will be at 8 r. n.
CONCERNING the Emerson concert, at th
Opera House this afternoon and evening. th
Indianapolis Journal says: The cornet play
ing OF Walter Emerson Is simply wonderful
Probably there are only two men in Americ,
who can intelligently criticise II; those mel
are Levy and Arbuckle. The three form
trio nnegualled in the world. Walter Pei
ham, the great English artist, Is also mem
Der OF the company. uIa
Ara stated conclsye OF Wheeling Com
mandry No. /, knights Templar, last even
ing, the following officers were duly elected
and installed for the ensuing Templar year
Eminent Sir ]. II. Brown, Eminent Com
mander; Sir g. Waterhouse, jr., Generalissimo
Sir Joseph Hall, Captain General; Sir Aller
Brock, Prelate Sir ]. ". Morris, Senior War
den: Sir Alex Rogers, Jun. Warden; Sir O.
Brown, Treasurer; Sir G.. +. Irvine, Recorder
Sir ]. McMorris, Warden. Sir R. q. Stewart
Sword Bearer; Sir T. W. Bliss, Sentinel: 81
]. r. Kline, Standard Besrer.