The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-25
LOCAL BREv1T1Es.
Matter. of Minor Moment in and About t

Matters OF MINOR Moultut IN AA0 A14At 49,
MArSEE at Charley sbay's Theatre to-
day.
a SEw time table goes into effect on the
@. &P. railroad Monday.
CLARA MoRRis in 1.-THE New Magdalen"
at the Opera House this evening.
THE matrimonial boom apparently con-
tinues. Three marriage licenses were
Issued yesterday.
oFHCER SrEvESs locked up drunk and
disorderly character yesterday aiternoon'
He was too full TO give his name.
sxow and rain continued to fall nearly
all day yesterday, and the weather was
about as unpleasant as the two previous
days.
Az the masquerade carnival at the
Chapline street rink tonight the skating
will continue until midnight The car
niyal ia under the auspices Of the "Happy
Eight"
WILLIAM DIXON, the South Side barber,
had tumor of eightyearS growth, weigh
ing about two pounds, removed IRON ms
abdomen yesterday by DR.. Pipes and the
two Doctors Reed.
THg Thomson N. E. Church people. on
the Island, will have q pronouDcing
match in the Sunday school room to-mor-
row evening, which ia pleasantly antici-
patsd by the Garden Spoilers.
The Public Library will be closed on
Thanksgiving, the public school children
will have holiday, the postotice will OBJ
serve Sunday hours and business, pubic
and private, viii be generally suspended.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record deed made November 20, by
James Il. Wayt and wife to Martin L.
Connolly, in consideration Of s., Cos 81,
for SO acres and % poles Of land in Ohio
county.
PRoY. HOWELL, with eleven famous
educated dogs, will give a matinee per
Torrance at the ChapliDe street rink to-
morrow, Thanksgiving, and another in
the evening. This exhibition is highly
spoken OF everywhere.
The managers OF the Island rink offer q
variety Of attractions for this evening.
There will be excellent music on this oc-
tcasion, and in addition TO the attractions
everything that can be done 10 entertain
patrons will be attended to.
Tag Baltimore & Ohio Company's pri.
yate telephone wire TO Bellaire and Ben
wood is completed and in operation. The
work WAS done under the supervision OF
Linenan Dlnhart, and he Is justly proud
OF it, as the line works splendidly.
SALL1R DIETRICH, her sister and man
who was III the house on North Main
street Monday night when it was raided
by the police as house Of ill.fame, were
afraigned in police court yesterday morn.
ling. The first named was fined $40 and
costs and the others S. and costs each.
REAL Estate AGENT HALLER yesterday
sold for Col. Thomas 0'Brien, assignee Of
the Monitor Towboat and Lumber Com
Dany, thirteen old bargeS, to Capt. Will.
Jams, OF Marietta. The price realized, on
an average, was 500 so. The towboat En-.
gene was offered, and bid up to $500,
when the sale was adjourned.
A WOMAN who said she was Mrs. Jerry
Myles, OF North Wheeling, stole ham
Yesterday from Neil & Elhngham's whole
sale grocery. She was shortly arrested by
Officer Watson, and arraigned before
SQUIRE Arkle, where she confessed to tax
ling the ham, hut plead that she was drunk.
In default Of $500 bail she went to jail.
PEopLx who are in the habit Of signing
their names Unfortunately should be on
the lookout for two swindlers who are
now on the road. One OF them purpofts
to be after crop statistics, and the other
has remonstrance against heavy taxes.
Both ask iarmers TO sign their names to
papers which afteward turn up as promis-
sorry notes.
JOIN THOMAS Smith, q small white boy,
was srraigned before Squire Arkle yester-
day charged with the theft OF the two
buggy whips from DR.. Baird, for stealing
which, colored boy Of ten years, named
Henderson, Is now in Jail. Squire Arkle
refused to commit Smith on account OF his
youth. He is not quite ten years old.
The social and supper given at the Eng
lish Lutheran Church last night was a
splendid affair in every respect. The
Sunday School rooms were brilliantly
Illuminated and presented a very attractive
appearance. The supper was q superb
one Tor the money, and the tables filling
the main room were filed with guests
from 5 to lOo'cIock. All present speak in
highest praise Of this effort OF the lady
workers OF this church. A handsome
sum was realized, and the social feature
was highly enjoyable. A merchants
lunch will be set to-day from 1880 A. NJ.
to SPIN.