The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-13
LOCAL DREv1rIEs.

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About the
City.
"OuvErTE" at Charley shay's this even
ing.
"PorAro DAY" in the public schools to-
day.
"Tnp SILVER KING" at the Opera House
again this evening.
PROHIBITION will again be argued in the
House Of Delegates to-day.
oSE deed OF trust was admitted to re-
cord by Recorder Hook yesterday.
jim. WAYMAN held the lucky number,
%, which drew the quilt rallied of by Mrs.
Bowers. s.
us. MARSHAL ATKINSON will deliver q
lecture at the Female Collegeth this evening.
His topic is Don't"
owlSc to the heavy ice in the river,
navigation is still suspended. The river
commenced to fall yesterday.
YESTERDAY, in the Circuit Court clerks
office, Thomas Walton Cameron, a ma.
tive OF England, declared his intention OF
becoming a citizen.
A Fancy dress carnival is to take place
ut the Capitol rink this evening. The list
has been extensively checked aud large
crowd Is looked for.
TIE "Eyer to the Right" literary So
ciety will give one OF It's popular enter
iainments iu the English Lutheran church
next Tuesday evening.
KRAAgR's full orchestra went to Park
ersburg yesterday 10 play for q grand
masquerade ball given by the Germania
Society, OF that place, last evening.
TIE Wheeling Lodge Of Elks will give
lis tirst grand benefit ball at the Capitol
rink next Tuesday night. The list will be
left at Banners music store Saturday
morning.
JUSTICE ARKLE yesterday fined Ella
Rouse SO and costs for an oiiense against
the laws OF the State. Eek. Filan. charged
with the same ofIense, gave $500 bond for
his appearance next Wednesday for a
hearing.
Tng foundation OF the North Wheeling
skating rink, 10 be built on the corner Of
Fifth and Main streets, was commenced
Yesterday. The contraction the sapesstrue-
lure was yesterday let TO @. lIanes 4 Co.
The floor will be Of maple set on edge.
GeRNANrA LODGE No. \. OF 7. will
give select ball at Beethoven hall this
evening, in celebration OF the fourteenth
anniversary OF the formation OF the lodge.
Some unusual attractions arc promised.
A[essrs. G. +. Wagner, Nicholas Schneider
and Fred Mohn compose the compose the
Committee on Arrangements.
SHORTLY after midnight yesterday morn
ing, Mr.. Feargus Whally discovered two or
three suspicious characters lurking about
his residence on the Island. Their actions
were those OF burglars, but when inter-
viewed by r. Whally they answered that
they were serenaders and moved oil. 1t
was cold night for serenaders.
RoDERr McWADE was TO have played
Grip Van Winkle," in stepbenville,
Tuesday night, but only fifty tickets were
sold and he not thinking such an audi
ence would justify the expenditure Of
nerve force necessary, did not play. Steu-
benyille expenls all her cash for amuse'
ments in her three skating Kinks; besides,
the play itself Is old enough to wear
whiskers.
YESTERDAY. Black, Bradbury and John
son, the three young men who were ~.
rested on charge OF robbing Henry Brun.
haus, the Second ward market restaurant
proprietor, on the eth ult., Of $40 and
revolver, were before Justice Ankle for a
hearing. Black, who made a partial con-
fession at the time he was arrested, was
held in $500 bond to appear before the
grand jury. The evidence against the
others was not deemed sufficient to hold
them and they were discharged.
LEON ZrLLls, the boy that beat Bob
Doyener by q laps In the three mile
race at the Island rink Saturday evening,
is after the amateur championship medal
won by Dovener at the Capitol rink We'd
nesday evening, and will challenge the
winner Off next Tuesday night, when
Dovener and Shepherd will race for Il, for |
the following Tuesday night. In case
Dovener wins next Tuesday night he will
have to win 1t in his race with Zillis TO
hold Il permanently. The permanent
winner must win It three times in success
sion.