The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-04
LOCAL pREy1r1Es.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.

the City.
MATINEE ut the Grand to-day.
TnH river Is falling, with depth in the
channel Of 10 feet incheU.
THE GRAND this Ovening-Last per.
iormance Of Condemned to Death"
THE weather. moderated considerably
yesterday, but II was still pretty cold last
night.
A YOUNG mems meeting will be held at
the Y, NJ. @. A. building at 1880 o'clock
this evening,
A SUNDAY school teachers meeting will
be held at tho Y. NJ. O. A, building at 5
o'clock this afternoon.
ONEmarriags license was issued from
Recorder Hooks office yesterday, and one
deed oftrust dsnttted to record.
THB famous Dan sully, with his
"Corner Grocery" and daddy Dolau," Is
to be al the Opera House about the mid.
die Of the month.
An important meeting OF the Lincoln
Club, at which every member should
make It q special point to be present, Is
called by an advertisement In another
column.
THE alarm OF flre early yesterday morn.
ing was caused by bl6za on the roof oil
Hobbs, Brockunier & Goa glass house.
The blaze was put out with bucket be.
fore the department arrived,
ANOTHER good house greeted "Oon.
delnned To Death" at the Grand Last eVon-
ing. This play 10 interesting In plot, fall
Of lively incident, and is ex xIsedingly we'll
presented. II has much that appeals 10
the patriotism Of the audience.
TIE police last night raided the house
Of Ann Keims, on Twenty.6rst street, and
arrested the madame, nine female lns
pateg and four malls visitors. Most Of
them Deposited cash as security, but one or
two Of them went to the lookup.
TIE Belmont County Commissioners
have refused to allow the Wheeling
Natural Gas Company the privilege Of
crossing the county bridge over Wheeling
creek. For the present the company have
abandoned the idea Of furnishing gas 10
people In Bridgeport, except to those who
put III their own regulators,
tbs team hitchsd 10 The Vigilant en-.
aln0 got Into tho gas ditch on Market
street at Fifteenth yesterday while re-
spending 10 an alarm Of Gro. The bridge
over the ditch gave way. The escape
from eerious results was simply marvellous.
The bridge was not pronsFlY SECURED OF
the ECOidAnt could not have happened.
THE temporary injunction granted upon
the application oil Assistant Mine IuspsC.
TOR against the Union Coal Works Co.,
opposite Moundsville, has been continued
By Judge Kelly until Q more adequate
way ol ingrebs and egreSa Gro provided, Ia
pursuance OF law. Not mora than ten
men are allowed TO work In q mine where
there ig hut one entry.
THRRE was one case In police court yes.
terday, that Of Bill Bowman, who was
recently arTaigned for vagtancy, but his
case was postponed by Judge Jelfers In
the hope that he would leave the city. &c
came Up again yesterday aud was Rtven
four months on tho hill, the court inform.
ing him when he protested that II the
sentence was distaBGeiul he would make II
six months.
CHARLES BRowN, Of Graut district, Han.
cock county, died on Tuesday morning
Sged 90 years, being the Oldest nsraon al
tie tim6 Of his deleAsO ia thai section,
IGmea Wells, Of Wellsyllls, O., who died
0 few months ago, was about the same age
10 MI. Brown. Mr.. Brown was an eI'
tenBive irplt grower end attended the
Nesaley reunion last year Ia good health
and condition for one oi his age.
CHARLEY D. ltsT, Of this city, on Thurs.
record 9!2Ol TO o, \. Emory, Of Cleveland
iof $500, The horse 10 ten Year.
old, 16l hands high, end = very handJ
hAFSs ln 4 halt mile trapS. He has beer
ttottlIg but two years, He 10 Claslsd N
81 unknown breeding, but lately II he
been discovered that As y q son 'ol Ken
tuOky Tom Hall, the alte Of the iamoui
mare Little aypSey, 9i22 and was btet
near Madison, Ind,