The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-20
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
matters of minor aiOmtnt in aud About tho
City.
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"THE MrKADo" at the Academy this
evening.
"Tnr SLEEPING BrAuFY" at the Opera
House again this evening.
suurTLEwoRTH aud Sheppard race at
the Mammoth rink at Bridgeport this
evening.
THERE is apparently a matrimonial
boom Just now. -Four marriage LICENSED
were Issued yesterday, making total oil
seyen so far this week.
TnR Missionary Society OF the Martins
Ferry United Presbyterian Church Will
have "pTohouncing BET" at the church
on next Wednesday evening.
In Part Of the Circuit Court yesterday
]. w. O. Armstrong. ESD Of C3bell coun-
~. was on motion Of Hon. j.. G. Barr Rd-
mitted to practice in. this county.
The North End Literary and Athletic
Association will give q grand select mas
querade skating and dancing carnival at
the North End rink on Friday evening,
December All.
GEORGE Nc ADAMS plead guilty in Part II
Of the Circuit Court yesterday to tn.
charge OF petit larceny, stealing key Of
nails, and was sentenced tosthirty days
imprisonment in the county jail.
AN opera party consisting Of twenty-sx
couples OF leading young society peopls
has been formed TO attend the presenta-
ton OF The Mikado" this evening by Mr..
Stars company at Charley Stays
Academy Of Music.
The output OF steel at The Bellsire steel
works last week was equal 10 over $1,000
kegs II nails, enC II; III TO keep five good
s;zsd nail mills running. TIE Belmont
blast furnace, Martins Ferry, bad fire
in yesterday drying 1t out, 1t Ia said With
view to early resumption.
GEORGE 9 BLACK was yesterday com.
mitted to the Weston Hospital for the
Insane by Squire W. H Davis, on COM
plaiut OF his mother, who gave boEd for
lis safe keepinR until an attendant eau
STRIVE iram Weston 10 take charge OF him:
His condition has grown worse for several
months.
The pupils Of Mrs ]. A. Woods private
school are getting up an entertainment 30
be given at Arion Hall next week. They
are to be assisted by Quartette from the
Arinn Fociety, Prof. Shockey and several
Of Wheeling's aEateur theatrical people.
very pleasing programme will bs ar
ragged.
The Council Committee on Ordinances
was called 10 meet last evening, but quo
rum failed 10 appear, and accordingly
nothing was done. Before the next meet
ing OF Council, ordinances must DO pre-
pared authorizing the change OF the lock-
up and Municipal and Police Court to the
new quarters in the Public Building.
There are also come other matters for the
committee to consider.
The attention Of the bensvoiently.in-
cl;ned, and the friends OF the fatherless
and mOtherlesS is directed TO an advertise
lnent in this issue in relation to the sixth
annual Thanksgiving sack collection, for
the benefit Of the CGildren's Home. 1t is
to be- inaugurated today. The plan has
proven very successful in the past and
the managers are encouraged to hope that
it will prove tho same this year.
THE English Lutheran Sunday School
is already looking toward the Christmas
anniversary. MiBs Annie Knapp, tho
organist, has large number Of voices in
training for the rendering Of a cantata
called "Sanla Claus's Mistake" or "The
Bundle OF Sticks" words by Clara Louise
Burnham and the music by that noted
composer, Georges F. Root. The anniver.
siry pronlists to boone Of more than usual
interest.
RESERVED aeatE are now on sale at Bau.
mers music store for the appearance Of
Gus williams aud his company at the
Opera House tomorrow afternoon and
evening in "0h, What Night" OF this
play the Cincinnati Commercial GaEetk
says: "Mr. Williams great ability as
comedian Is, OF course, well known, and to
sSy that he created worlds Of fun, aud that
for his singing hs was loudly applauded,
would be only to put very positive fact
in exceedingly mild terms. TheplAy as
already stated, is a new one, but Mr.. Will
liams may be assured that he has in 1t
what professional people term a money.
maker" uiI