The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-14

Matters OF zllnsr AIomOut in End About the
City.

Two marriage licenses were Issued yes.
teTday,
MATTE VIcEERs as Jack at the Academy
again this evening.
SQUIRE ARHLR yesterday committed
James Wilson, a young man OF Is, TO jan
to await an inquest in lunacy.
KEouSLISE BROs,, OF Bridgeport, have
$500 tons Of ice from last season instead
OF 45 tons, rs asserted yesterday,
SQUIRE w. II. DAVIS last evening fned
Rosa Carter 81 and costs for 9 breach oil
the peach. John Usaleton was the COM
plainant.
CLERE HOOK yesterday admitted to
record Q deed made January II by Patrick
FrieIy to Catherine Friery, in consider
alton Of 50 for lot S2in Updegraf'I addi-
ton to Wheeling.
@. sRInERT& Sons have filed their ice
house with ten inch crystal Ice, All the
other dealers are harvesting unusually
large stOres Of excellent ice. There will
be no lice famine next summer.
TUE race between Gilhooly and Worley
at TIE Chapline stneet rink last night was
conceded 10 hate been the closest and
most exciting ever skated in that rink.
The race was mile heats, hest two in three,
Gilhooly came of winner, much to the
satisfaction Of the audience, Judging from
the applause.
SUIT in assumpsit was yesterday enter
I'd in the Circuit Court for Elsie Nixon,
by her next friend John Z. Morgan,
against W. Clint Pickett, to recover 5000
for all, gad seduction and breach oil prom
iss Of marriage. This is tbs same cause
which was recently diamissod because
brought by Miss Nlxou's mother, . JENNIE
COreFi,
THE Japanese tea party, to be given by
the ladies' OF st. Matthews church in the
old hall OF the House OF Delegates on
Thursday and Friday evenings, January
II and %, promises to DO an event OF un,
usually pleasing character, Nothing will
be left undone which can add to the en-
ioyment Of its patrons. The attractive
features will be changed each night,
A GAY party OF ladies' and gentlemen
formed a jolly party that filled Q large
sleigh last evening and drove out to the
hospitable mansion Of Mr.. and Mrs, Pla
toll Xlne, in Pleasant Valley, whore the
evening was most enjoyable spent. Pro
gUessive euChre was played until mid
night, when Refreshments wore served.
and then the party returned to the city.
sale of reserved seats for tho con
cert OF the Opera House next Monday
evening, by tho MendelsshoH Quintettt
Club, Of Boston, assisted by the Arlor
GsBangs Verein, will commence at Baum
era music store this morning, The COM
mittee having tho arrangements for the
%conceIt in Charge have succeeded in &c.
curing an extra train on the Elm Grove
railroad, which will leave aitor the con
cert, for the accommodation Of residents Of
the country.
Tue Gaze OF Elmira Hymes's administra'
tor vs. theP, O. Il st. l.. Railway Co., wa
called In Part IL Of the Circuit Court yes
terday, and the testimony for the plaintiff
being heard, the company's attorneys
moved to rejaCt tho testimony, which wai
done, end u non suit entered, with an or
der that the plaintiff pay the costs and s.
damages. On motion the non Iut was sub
aeGuently set aside. The case Ia to recov.
or $4,000 damages for the killing Of Q
little girl, ElmyrH Hymes, on the PeWiky
track, near tho Top mill, sometime ago
The %Company's claim was that The evil
denCe did not show cause Of %aCtien, which
was sustained.
Tbs ladies OF the WonAn's Union Be
neVOlent Society will open the envelopes
containing contributions sent 10 the Ex'
change Bank, for tile Society, on January
Is. some Of the envelopes have not. vel
been returned, and the ladies Of the So
Ciety hops that before the date named oil
those appealed 10 for contributions Of 81
will haVO responded. The sum 10 little K
any one individual addressed by the com,
miltee, but each contribution helps Il
swell the aggregate In tue treasury, and
BinCO tho present severe weather cot IL
there IL more need than ever Of funds Y
carry on the blessed work Of tho Society
TnERE was . good demand toE reserved
SeRts for Rhea's engagement at BaumerIl
yesterday, when the sale opened. FuL
houses are assured. Mile Rhea'S Cos
tumca arc now and magnificent, Ont
teilslt0 made by Mme. Alexandra 10 4
marvel Of tho mohiste's Art; II is = drecl
Of C%drn.colorcd satin, trimmed with seed
pearls and white bugle pGSsementerie,
with q princess oveT.dfesS Of blue Lyons
velvet entrAin; the corsage 10 cut Tater low
and Ia surmounted by . Mario Antoinetle
ruff Of e1quisitoly wrought lace; q mag.
nifcent bunch Of MaIabout plumes worn
In tho hair completes this charming cos'
tune 10 "FF0u FrOu," Saturday after.
noon, she will wear dresses made for the
late Queen Of Holland,
GENERAL BoNElE," the wonderful Bkat.
ing pony, makes bis llrBt appearance in
this city At the ChAbline street rink this
evening. This little horse arrived in the
city yGsterday, and in company with
Charlie Rote, one OF the rink proprietorS,
prOnenGded up and down Market and
Main streets, aud called Of all the hotelS
and q number Of business houses. Every.
whore lie went he attracted universal
attentions the ladies and children
who saw him were especially delighted.
In size he 10 what he was Represented 10
be and his owner Gays that his perform.
Rnce Is the came. He skates all by him
self, and keeps time to the music, makes
tho corners in great shape and when he
occasionally falls down gets up again
sucker than q man. He Is bound 10
prove q drawing attraction.