The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-13
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in Hnd AbOut the
CltY.

AAtrsra of aiiHSr Moment In Hnd AbOut the
City.
MATERB at Charley shay's Theater to-
day,
THERE was but one case before the Po'
lice Court yesterday, plain drunk.
OSE deed Of trust was admitted to rec
ord and one marriage license issued yeS'
terdsy,
MATTE VIcRERs in "Jacquine, or Paste
and Diamonds vt the Academy again
this evening,
MEETINGS for young men are held every
night at y o'clock, this week, at the Young
Mems Christian Association building,
The work OF setting pots in the LaBelle
GlaSsWOrks, at Bridgeport, was begun
yesterday, The board OF Directors has de-
Clded to resume work at as early day "a
possible.
The Capitol clock was labored with sew
eral hoIrs yesterday, in the hopes
that 1t could once more bsinduCelto Let its
light shine, Somebody should take it in
out Of the cold,
Tue river is still falling with depth Of
s feet 4 inches in the channel according to
the marks at dusk last evening. Very
large and heavy foes of ice were running
thick all day yesterday.
soMR exceedingly handsome paper is
displayed on the walls and in the WindSws
for the engagement OF Robson aud Crane
as "The Two Dromios," at the Opera
House next Tuesday night.
DURING the month OF December there
was hauled from the City Prison and scat
tered on the streets, 50 cart loads OF lime
stone broken by the prisoners. Three
prisoners escaped during the month.
THE Clerks Social will 20 down to
Moundsyille Thursday evening Of this
week, leaving on special train on the
Ohio River road al 7 p, NJ. They will give
a skating aud dancing carnival at the
Fleetwood rink at MoundsVllle.
THEsuit Of D. Wagner vs, ]. F. FAris, to
RECEIVERS ,600alleged to be due Wagner, was
given 10 the jury yesterday, which shortly
returned a verdict awarding Mr.. Wagner
the sum OF $500, Mr.. Hubbard, Mr.. FSriE'a
alto rney, made motion fora new trial.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with
half DOZEN leading pedestrians Of the
country to give kix-dsyH walking con-
test at the Chspline street rink, COM
menCing on tho 18Th inst, It Is bound To
prove very strong and drawing attrac-
ton.
TnE foreman OF the Rrgisicr bindery's
name is Il. II. Schmidt, notJ D, Schmidt,
aud he says he has nothing to do with the
saloon OF his brother, where Lord High
Everything Else Caldwell usurped the
prerogativea OF the bar keeper Saturday
night, Mr., Schmidt ought 10 know,
The case OF the city vs. Hiram. AL.
bridge was heard in Part II OF the ChCuit
Court yesterday on an appeal taken by
Aldridge from the Police Court, where he
was fined $50 and costs for disorderly con-
duct on a famous occasion in his roOma
on Market street The jury yesterday de-
Clared him not guilty.
| WILLIE WooRLES, OF Bridgeport, and
James Gilhooley, OF Wheeling, two fast
boy skaters, will skate three mile race,
mile heats, best two In three, at the Chap
line street rink this evening. This race
will be interesting and square. A large
crowd OF Bridgeport people will DO over
TO see their layorlte race,
GENERAL BONNIE" the roller skating
pony which is to perform at the Chspline
Street Rink Thursday evening, Ia the SUBJ
jeCt OF more interesting discussion than
tie weather lust. now. Lots Of people
doubt i ne Is really live pony, but he
10, and will arrive by express on the
Pswiky road on Thursday at noon.
THEEE BellGire dudes-two clothing
clerks and millinery clerk-went to
Wheeling Sunday night to call on the fair
sex, and alters pleasant time went to the
depot for the return train. The gentle
manly ticket agent informed them they
could get to DellSire at 1850 next morn
ing, and they had to wait-amid curses
loud and deep.-BGlIdire Tribune.
THE concert under the Auspices OF the
Arion at the Opera House next Monday
night, by the Mendelsaohn Quintotte
Club, OF Boston, and the Arlon GeSang
Vereln, promises very rare musical treat
for Wheeling people. The organization
Is Gaid 10 be composed OF as good material
throughout as 1t has ever been in its
long and famous career, dating back to
1913.
THE reopening OF tho Island rink, which
occurred last evening, was most success.
full affair 1t was regular old time crowd
that was present, and DR.. simons, who
built the rink and opened II when It was
first opened, and who now has charge Of
the resort, was repeatedly congratulated
on the suspicious event. Over one hum
dred ladies were present. There. were
ntnety.three couples in tho grand march,
and everyone was thoroughly pleased.
The music was good, the surface In good
condition and nothing was wanting.