The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-27
oIrY mArTRRs.
Brief Notes on Cnrrent Events of aiuor
Interest.

LEAPyear parties Will soon be In order
Mosr OF the mills resumed work yesterday.
THREE marriage licenses we're issued yesteI-
day.
THE Lotos Club gives q reception and bop
at Arion Hall this evening.
THERE was livery slim attendance at the
Second Ward Market yesterday morning.
YHrERDAY was duller, II anything, than
Christmas, 30 far as news and business was
concerned.
CONRAD LEosHART was thrown out OF cart
on Thlrty.tirst street yesterday and pretty
badly hurt.
2. BoSEsBERoER, at 1927 Main street, will
give "Hausseniest," or rabbit lunch, at his
place this evening.
A BOY named Bryson, living at the South
End, had his eyes badly injured on Christ.
mas by the premature explosion OF fire
cracker.
TIE sale Of reserved seats for Maggie Nit.
chelrs engagement ut the Opera House will
commences at Wilson & Banners music store
tomorrow morning.
The Fulton flremen gave an enjoyable ball
at Behring's hall, In that village, last night,
which was largely attended. Joe Denny'l
orchestra furnished the music.
II was the Happy Eight instead OF the So.
oial Six that danced Of Arion Hall Tuesday
night. The Social Biz give their grand
masquerade next month. 1t will be splen-
did affair.
AN open switch at Wheeling Junction
yesterday allowed freight train to run
partly on the main track, which was struck
by another freight, burning lot OF cirs.-
Stet6aiHtle Gazette.
EXCELSIOR LODGE, No. 40, !. o. o. F., ha.
elected the following officers: N. g., CyruI
Oldham; W. G., John Mason; Secretary, John
NJ. Greer; Treasurer, Eugene Deiters; Trustee
John N. Arbuthnot.
FRANK srxvEEs and Fl. Whissan, charged
with embezZling money from N. @. Crawford
had their preli minary hearing before Squire
Arkle yesterday, and were bound over In
the sum Of $500 each to appear at court.
TEE Davis contempt proceedings were con
oluded in Judge Jacobs court yesterday
morning, and the Judge reserved his decis
ion. Jailer Davis admitted having writer
the article to which Leeper'a attorney, Der
MS o'Keefe, took exception.
MIcHAE1 MORAN and James Golden, the twt
young men OF this First ward, accused Of /
base assault on Mrs. Snyder, OF Coal street
were to have hearing yesterday, but 1t wa
postponed until Saturday afternoon. Til,
men were released on $500 bail.
"DIck," the bright little black and tan ter
rier at the United engine house, failed to &c
out Of the way quick enough last evening
when the company responded TO the fir
alarm on the Island, and had one OF his fee
yery badly mashed. "Dickn Is great pc
with the boys aud they did everything tina
could be done after they got back to tn,
hoEss, in order 10 make the little fellow com
Portable.
IDA CERIro's female minstrels, which helt
the boards at Charley Shay's Theatre las
week, collapsed at Steubenville on Christmas
aud the Gdsstte says: The Tensile minstrel,
that stranded here last night Is the class o
shows that go about over the country rentiui
halls because no manager will share will
them. This Is the second company tina
stranded here, both renting and the only
renters here this season.
CRAY EAGLE Tribe No. s, l. o. r. NJ, ha
elected the following officers, who will b.
installed at public meeting in tho Rec
Mems Hall in the Eighth ward on New Year
night: sachem, Hermann Becker; Sen. Sag
Henry surdermaup; Jun. Bag, Aug. Teller
Prophet, Henry Schroeder; @. Of R., VIM, +
Fraibe; K. OF W., l.. Kloss; Trustee for thre,
years, G. A. stoker; Representatives to thu
Great Council OF West Virginia, G. A. Stoker
Chss. sorg, Henry schodder, Philip Bohn.
social dance will follow the installation.