The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-30
LocAL pREYITIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and Abo
the City.

P. P, O."
0rERA HoUsE this GVening-Prol. Nor
ris' performing animals.
, MATINEE ut the Opera House this alter
noon-pony and dog performance,
THE river Is falling at this point. The
maria last evening indicated q depth In
the channel OF II leet inches,
THR Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
will Iun car after the performance at
the Opera House Friday night,
A TRAMP wAs struck by train on the B.
& o. K Il, near the Washington creamery,
dying an hour after the accident
TIE tickets for Rheo's engagement
went of even better than was expected
at Banners music store yesterday,
The Pan Handle are now running
through coaches between Wheeling and
Pittsburgh on s!l their passenger trains.
There was another break in the West
Virginia Gas Oompany's pipe east Of the
city yesterday, which caused considerable
inconvenience.
THERE will be a watch meeting held at
the Zane Street NJ. f, church New
Years eve, beginning at $3.50 p, NJ. All
are cordially Invited.
WATcu MEETING will be held at the Y.
NJ. @ A. building from to u O'Clock on
New Years Eve An interesting service
ia expected, All are invited.
GENE OADY was removed from the
Opera House las. night by Constable
Bird for disordeFiy conduct, and turned
over to officer Duffy, who locked him up,
CHARLES WHITMoRE, driver employed
by Kevis, KRAFT 4 Co., fell from the top
Of a load Of laths yesterday, and striking
his head on 3 stone, Was knocked sense'
less.
CLERK Hook YESTERDAY admitted to
record deed made April by Austin Nc
Grail and wife tn Robert Carsou, in con-
aidcraiion OF $3.50 for mart Of lot |, In
square |, in South Wheeling.
Mr. CAgTRR CoNTURIER, a well known
theatrical man, is IN the city ahead Of the
famous and popular salsbury'e "Trouba.
dors," which will present "rhO Brook" at
the Opera House next Tuesday evening,
THE four street crossings at the interst c.
ton Of Market and Sixteenth streets are
without doubt the worst Of any In the
Il city. Whenever there Ia any mud one Ia
always sure to fluid plenty OF II there, and
10 keep out Of 1t is an lmpossibility.
TIE Germanis Singing Society will give
n holiday concert and ball at Its ball In the
Public Library building this evening,
Extra preparations have been made fol
this event, and a merry time Is looked
forward to. The concert will be worry
enjoyable one.
TIE rush for seats for Rhea's engage
ment at the Opera House Friday and Sat
urday which occurred at Banners music
store yesterday morning, when tue sale
opened, showed that this famous star has
not lost any Of her hold on the Wheeling
public. Her farewell engagement here
bids fair to be regular ovation.
/ JoHN A. LOGAN Posr No. 6l, Depart
ment Of West Virginia, g. A. + wa
mustered by Comrade W. H. shsib OF
Tuesday evening, December IS, at Sane
Hill, Marshall County. The post Is com
Doscd OF some OF the very best men o.
| That vicinity and will doubtless mako one
Of the very bts. organizations in the De
Ipartment.
Tuv concert to be oven in Westwool's
hall BY the Windsor Athletic club TO-
morrow evening promises to be one Of
pronounced merit. Tho programme is q
very attractive one. The concert will be
followed by dance. The club Ia en-
desvoring TO raise money 70 assist In pay
ing the bills incurred In furnishing their
ro0mE, buying q piano, etc.
YESTERDAY evening Coroner schultEs
wss called upon to iOsue certificate Of
death 70 II lbert carp, living at the corner
Of Thirtv,Beyenth and Jacob EtIeets. An
infant dsuShtCr, three days old, died very
suddenly aua there wEs no physician In
attendance TO giTa bin tho necessary GER
tjHnate, 60 that an inteTmont might be
had according to ordinance.
The special Council committee APP
pointed to investigate aud report IS 70
what could bs done with tho prayer Of pc.
titioner from the lower partof the Eighth
ward, asking that the track oi tho CitizsnS
Railway Company DO extended from Forty
second to Forty'ioutth street, and the
Board Of Directors Of tho company will
meet In conference this evening.
OPEs.HousR will be kept al tho !. NJ.
@. A, building on New Years Day. ~
tue ARRANGEMENTS will be made w the
Woln6u's Union Benevolent Society. 4
corps OF ladies will be present to recsits.
entertain and serve refreshments 70 tho
callers, No special invitations will be
Issued, but tbs association and thq ladies
heartily invite oil young men To call.
While an elderly gentleman was etant'
ing In tho g. & P. waiting room at Bridge.
port, lust before o'clock Monday even
Ing he was assaulted by four toughe, ono
Of whom knocked tho old Insn down.
They would undoubtedly have beaten
him neverely and perhaps robbed him Il q
brakeman had not jntellerred, stepping
astride the proatrOts man and threatening
to brain the flrHt who ehould further mo.
Leaf him. Tho gang made OF, Rad the
stranger was assisted on board the 3
o'clock train, which took him homeWard.
PMILo CoUSciL No. 9S, N. u, Of the
South Side, at it's lRSt meeting elected the
following officers to Ssrva the ensuing
year: GhSs. Mornlngstar, president; 8.
W. Ellsworth, viCe.presldcnt; ]: F,
Thompson, ex:preaident; R. A. Linde.
muth, speaker; q. II. MedlCk, aeCretary;
]. N. Weidner, financial secretary; f.. II.
Crago, treasurer; Harry Radcliffe, chap:
lain; Patrick MRnion, usher; Emil
gChmitt, sergeRnt.atRrms; Victor Walk,
door.keeper; August Ney, 8. L. Brcs and
NiColoB Walter, trustees.
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