The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-19
LOCAL pREv1rIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment in and About the
cttyf.E

Matters Of Minor Moment IN and About me
City.
oxE marriage license was Issued yester-
day.
"omvrrrE" at Charley shay's Academy
OF Music this evening.
TUE Island rink was opened last night
under the new management.
ApAH RIcHMoSD's American Burletque
Company in "The Slice ping Beauty" at the
Opera House this evening.
"a SUBSCRIBER" is informed that Wash
inglon Hall was burned in January, 1870.
The State Legislature was in extra session
at the time.
The claim Of johnson against Ohio
county ia for services as hospital steward
at the In6rnary instead Of engineer, as
stated yesterday.
A REGULAR monthly meeting OF the
Board Of Education will be held this even.
ing at the rooms Of the Board in the Pub
lie Library building.
TEE young ladies' Of the U. P. church
have arranged a charming little entertain
ment that Is TO be given in the church
parloTs tomorrow evening.
THE German Pioneer Society gave Q
very enjoyable dance for the benefit oil
mem bfIs only, at the Ar.on Hall last even
ing. The Opera House orchestra furnish
ed the music.
Mn JoHS MCCALL, the well known
pretsman OF the Rrgister, Is confined to
his home at Fulton by sever attack OF
lung trouble. His many friends will hope
FIR hiR EDeedY recovery,
The river Is falling at this point. Tie
depth in the channel last night according
10 the marks was feet 5 inches. The
business done was only fair. AT all points
above the river is falling.
The new gas tank OF the city gas works
holds in round numbers nearly 1900 600
gallons OF water. Two FIRE hose were flow
ing streams from plugs into 1t all day yes
terdsy, and /. was still not full last evening
The bodyoi the man who was killed on
the Hrmrfisld division Of the B. & o.
road Tuesday night, was not identified
yesterday. 1t was at first thought to be
that Of a resident Of Film Grove, but this
man turned up alive yesterday.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord a deed made November IS by F. D..
SNYDER 10 John William VoeCkler, in con.
IsidCfation OF S., 200 for lot 0 OF Armstrong,
Hunter & Co.'S. addition TO the city, on
South York street, leland.
THE Morning Star Social will hold q
skating and dancing carnival at the Island
rink this evening. The new management
will do all in its power TO make ths occa-
sion an enjoyable one. A large crowd Is
| .-unnNaI ha In afkaONauNa
IT ia proposed after all the city depart
ments are quartered in the Pnblic Build.
iug and the furnishing and fitting up OF
the Offices ia complete, to open the build:
ing to the public, for the inspection OF
ladies and gentlemen who desire to visit
It.
BERNARD SHKEERY, indicted for stealing
Joseph Bertotts gold watch, and J. W
Kline, indicted for assault upon Frank
Maloney with intent to kill. were each ad-
mitted t1 bail yesterday in Part ii OF the
Circuit Court, the bond in each case be-
ing $500.
The weather yesterday was much like
that OF Mach or April. A drizZling, dis
agreeable rain began to fall early in the
day, and construed until after midnight.
Crossings, sidewalks and streets were thick
with mud, and locomotion was disagree
able in the extreme. The thermometer
ranged about in the forties.
Gus WILLIAMS play, "0h, What a
Night" ia said to abound In catchy airs
and epigrammatic sayings which at once
pass into the vocabulary oil current slang
wherever the pieGe is given. It will be
presented at the Opera House Saturday
afternoon and evening. The sale OF re-
served seats commences al Banners music
store this morning.
YEsrERpEYEmornipR; at st. Alphonsus
church, in Centre Wheeling, ex.0tficer
Richard Wilke was married to Miss
Augusta Diegmiller. The ceremony was
performed in the presence OF o number OF
friends, who rendered warm and sincere
congratulations at the conclusion Of the
service. Both Mr.. Wilkie and his wife
are well known and enjoy an enviable
popularity in their circle Of friends.
THE race announced for tomorrow
evening at the Chapline street rink be-
tween Jesse Burkett, OF this city, and
john Dobbins, OF steubenville, formerly
OF Martins Ferry, promises to be q most
exciting one. 1t is to be race OF mile
heats, best two in three, for purse OF $50
a side. Both men are said to be in excel
lent form, and Dobbins especially is
skating better than ever before. A num-
Der OF his Martins Ferry friends are ex-
pected 10 be present. It is bound to be =
holly contested race. ,.,
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