The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-28

Matters OF aIiuor Moment In aud AbS'
the City.

AVSNAf
lay,
one marriage license was Issued yesteT-
Day.
COuSclI meets in regular session this
evening.
OpERA HOUSE this svening--EloCution
and Musical Entertainment.
FIVE petty cases were recorded Of police
headquarters at midnight for this morn
ipg'B court. ....
A NUMBER Of the younger society people
will give q hop at Frnpahelm's hall to-
morrow evening.
The Typographical Union will meet Rt
10 o'clock this forenoon TO attend the lu'
neral Of the lats R. II. SilVey, IT,
MIS-, ZIEGEsPBLpERc contributed to make
Christmas merry one for the orphans ct
the Hospital, by liberal gilt OF iGe'crean,
For stealing red lantern from q pipe
line 10 Centre Wheeling, Charles Jasper
yesterday went to tho hill to find employ
mant On the public pipeline on Eighth
street.
JANIS ARMSTRONG was yesterday ~.
pointed administrator Of the estate OF
Nancy Armstrong, deceased, and gave
bond in $1,000, with John p, Biehl as
surety.
LATvRBs addressed to the following
named persons remain unclaimed AZ tho
PJS!clllGe; II. L, Chsrleu, John Burton,
Mrs, Dunlap, l.. d. brown, Rev. u j.
Cowles, d, d.
A yRyI0uT train on the HsmpGeld d.
vision in taking the siding at snowden,
near GastoAYil!e, yesterday morning.
broke an axle, delaying all the passenger
trains about fopr hours, XIV ...
TuE Ohio Trades and Labor Assembly
at it's meeting on Sunday, elected W. =
Meek, President; W, IL. Orr, Vice Prssi.;
dent: John Ehmsnn, Secretary and
Thomas Irwin, Treasurer.
CHARLES WINTERs was arTSigned In
Police Court yestaTdSy for kicking In the
door Of Celia Williams house on Market
street. She failed to appear, and the case
was continued and rule issued Tor her,
TINS Protentsnt mniaters Of this city, at
meeting held yesterday morning agreed,
TO hold union meetings during the week OF
PRAYER. This season for EpeciSl prayer
begins next Monday, The meetings will
bs held at SP.M.
TuRRR were thirty.two cases In police
court Yesterday morning, Of Vari6gAted
.tsort. Tho court WAS the liveIlsat see1 In
the city Tor several years. Five trsmpa
werO given their liberty on condition that
they would leaVet the city at once.
TuE immense frame, 90 by 100 feet, oil
tho glass works has baen covered with
iron roof and sides, and workman are en-
gagged inside putting up the necessary
| furnaces, &c. The establishment will he
in working order in few dayg.-- Wash
ington, Pa, Reporter.
THR attractions included in the benefit
entertainment at the Opera House this
evening ior the Woman's Exchange, az
set forth in an advertisement in another
column, ought to pack the honse il the
admission were!plsced tGriue 90 high. The
good cause Tor which it Is given should
also result in liberal patronage.
The Board Of County OommlsHionert
were Ia SESSION all day yesterday in com
mittee work, auditing bills for the sC1;'oH
OF the Board as 4 board or "Wednesday,
The new rules, printed in little pHmpn'
let, were received yesterday. Tho Board
| in the last week Of its eXl5teuce, thought
fully proCures printed rulea to govern
their BucCeEsors.
CLERK Hook Yesterday admitted TO re-
cord deed made November 80 by George
", I.eWis, sr., and vile, to George w:
lawlr, f., aud vile, in consideration OF
$3.50, for q tract Of land containing OB4
scrfs, lying between Little Wheeling and
Middle Wheeling creek. Also deed
made November 80, by George ". Lewis,
sr, and wife, to David +. NJ. Lewis and
vile, in consideration OF $3.50 for OOs acres
adjoining the other tract named.
Lucy CorTs was arraigued for keeping a
house of III repute on North Main street,
al the Police Cont y0aterdsy, with Sadie
Good, Young inmate, ind two male viz
itors. Tho gIrlB father sworo out the
warrant and he accused tho woman oil
leading his daughter astrsy. lnregponse,
lie woman and girl both laid the latter'a
downfall Rt her own fathers door, and
the girl expressed the most yindicttye
hate. Tho party got tho usual penalty,
and at midnight lust night the woman
and girl were still In the lookup.
An HALrIN, vino resisted Officer Duty
Saturday night, and was severely C!ubbed.
waJ Gred s. and costs for disorderiy con-
duct Yesterday. James johnson, Tor re-:
sieting the same oiaoOr, was fined $40 and
coats and given w days without bail. His
case was appealed. John Carroll, who
assaulted ex.OlliCer Wil6ie while the lat
Ter was Rssistiug Officer West to make on
arrest was sen: Ia tho hill for six months.
LIZZIE MiChaels, for drunkenness 10 pub
lie, paid 81 aud costs; Jennie MoAdams,
on tho same charge, was committed in de-
fault Of s. and costs.