The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-31
LOCAL BnEv1rlEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In aud About
tho CITY.

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tho CITY.
MATINEE at Charley shay's theatre this
afternoon.
"a MouNrAls PlSR" at tho. Opera House
this evening.
The 1sland skating rink will openito to-
morrow afternoon.
TIE Council Committee on Real Estate
iniled to secure u quorum last evening.
Tnr Republican pole in the Eighth
ward was chopped down yesterday by the
committee.
CAPT. HENRY sEAMoN, Republican can
didatc for Wharfmastor, wastaken serious
ly sick yesterday.
POULTRY, game Ind like goods were Il
drug lit the market yesterday, owing 10
tho warm weather.
TnE not proceeds OF tho recent concert
n. thc'Opera House for the bellINt Of The
Third Presbyterian Church WA. $50.
GEORGE ZoGcxLER, ST., who for 4 num-
Der OF year carried on the butcher bust.
ness ut Fulton, retires from business TO-
day.
/ TliiE st.. Adams 4 Boone County Rail.
road company yesterday filed its map and
profile In tho Office Of the Secretary o
State.
TIE great spectacular mclodrama, "Tht
| World" will be presented at the Opcra
House, January It'll and Sth by Little 4
Aiorris's company.
TIE South Side Singing Society gave q
masquerade at its hall last night, which
was a very successful md enjoyable affair
Mayors orchestra played.
RESERVED seats for Thomas W. keene's
appearance Mt tho Opera House Frida!
night us Macbeth will be placed on salo a
banners music store this morning.
Mn. MORGAN L. ENGLISH, Of Clinton
this county, will remove to tho Yves
shortly and make that his future hom'
there. He las purchased IL farm in Mis-
souri,.
TnE "Owl Social," a newly organized
social club, gave its first dance Mt Men
nerchor hall last night, and u very enjoy
able affair it2was. Kramcr's orchestr'
played.
PRor. J.. X. BAISE, Of Pennsylvania
lcctured in the First Baptist church las
night OIL "Evolution."' The church wa
crowded, and the large audience wa
highly pleased with the discourse.
MINNIE OSCAR GRAY, William r. Ste
phens and their %morvelously intelligen
dogs, catch the crowds nightly at Charlie
Shay's theatre. Saved from the Storm
is IL strong play, fulliof dramatic incidents
BURGLARS n few nights ago attempted t
break into Dave KILLS wagon shoI
Wheeling thieves have visited
n box car, saloons, q wagon shop and res
dcffces and business houses innun}erablt
They should next tackle a bakery. The,
would certainly take the cake.
LAST evening Mr.. and Mrs. R. Beam
ltwho intend to shortly remove to til
|Wcst, entertained u large number Of thei
friends at their residence on Nortl
Market street. Twenty-Five couple wer
in attendance, and q good time was spen
dancing to Y. r. Cockayne's music.
TIE west approach at the north end Q
the Market street iron bridge is in n la,
condition and should receive the imme
diate attention OF the Board OF Publ
Works, Tho mud is ankle deep. Their
is no pavement there and the travail
greater there than in any other part Q
the city.
Mr.. G. LAWRENCE BARRY is in the cit,
ahead ofthe Redmund & Barry "Midnigh
Marriage" Company. This fine organiza
ton, which has been doing an immcns
business all over the country even ii
these dull times, will present the pla,
named at the Opera House next Tuesda..
evening.
Tun Arion Society will dance the Of!
year out and the new year in Mt its clul
house tonight. The assembly will DO 10
members only md us II matter Of cours
will be enjoyable, as the Arion's enter
tainments always are. There will b.
some singing and about midnight suppe
will be served.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to rec
ord a deed made December 81, by Louil
]. Bayha and G. E. Stifel, executors o
John Henry Tiemann, deceased, ant
others, to Peter .Welty, in consideration O
Sl0,0 for 90 feet Of land on Markel
street, on the west side, and extending ID:
feet toward Main street.
TIE ratings placed across the ends oI
tho west porch OF the Capitol for the &C
commodation OF the city concerts have
never, been removed, nor the balustradeG
replaced, though Janitor Volt has re-
peatedly notified tho ityauthorities. The
porch should be placed in condition fol
use by the time for the meeting Of the
Legislature.
TIE Bcllaire Independent says: In the
event OF the corporation OF the Martins
Ferry Keg and Barrel Company in the
cooper strike it will throw out all the nail
mills in this vicinity except possibly the
LaBelle and the Belmont, which make
their own kegs, and the 'Bellaire Nail
Works, so that a strike will hardly last
long with these three nail factories in op'
Grafton.
Mn. GEORGE Bowers, JR3, n well known
and popular citizen Of the Eighth ward.
and a brother OF City Clerk Frank Bowers,
died this morning at ! o'clock, after an i'll
ness Of seule time Of typhoid fever. Mr.,
Bowers many good qualities had won him
the friendship of n wide circle, and his
death inEthe prime OF manhood will be
deeply and generally regretted.
TIE following officers were elected last
night at the regular meeting Of Prosperity
Assembly, X. of L: Master Workman,
John W. Armstrong; Worthy Foreman,
?. Butler; Recording Secretary, John ALL;
Financial Secretary, Richard Robertson
Treasurer, Nv. S. Meek; Inspector, A.
Lally; u. X, Robert Walker: J. T..
Thomas Lynch; 0. E., James Monroe
Delegate, NV. Lynch.
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
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