The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-19
LOCAL BREvITIES.
Matters of Minor Npment IN aud AbOS
the City.

Two deeds OF truEt were admitted 70
record yesterday.
TnE cutters may be expected out to.
day ii any more snow falls.
THE river last night was feet and ris-
ing. The Hudson passed up yesterday.
THERE was only one case before the
police court yesterday, and it was dis
missed.
The Andes did not get out for Cincin-
natl till 10 o'clock last night. She had a
big cargo.
An attempt was made night before
last to rob Parkers' stable, near the Lin
sly Institute.
BOHEMIAN GLASS Blowers, under
Grand Opera House, every afternoon
and evening this week.
The only amusement event in the
city this evening is the glassblowing
in Sheib's old music store.
TIE piling for the temporary bridge
over the creek ut Main street is nearly
ready for the superstructure.
SHERIPF.ELEcT srEESRop has named
John White, Il deputy under Sheriff
Handlan, and Andrew Patterson as two
Of his deputies.
THE Bohemian glass blowersin Sheib's
old music store drew large number OF
interested spectators again last evening.
They give fine exhibition.
MARIA BGYLEss was yesterday appoint
edadministratrix OF the estate OF Thomas
Bayless and gave bond of $1,000, with
William III Travis as surety,
Ng,TIE WflsoS aud Edna Fields, the
two frail females arrested by Constable
Lauchlin night before last, were yester-
day fined 81 and costs each by Squire
Ankle, which they paid.
A CERTIFICATE from Secretary OF State
Walker was yesterday admitted to record
lby Clerk Hook, by which the term Of
existence Of the Commercial Banks
charter is extended fifty years beyond
January Is next.
FROM December "a to January ! the
BeIlaire, GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati rail-
way will sell local round trip excursion
tickets between all stations from Bell
Iaire TO the other end OF the road. This
will doubtless be very popular move.
THE same Main street gentleman who
contributed so generously to the chill
dren OF the orphans home Oh Monday,
Yesterday made n contribution to the
bows OF st. Johns Orphans Home, and
the girls Of the Wheeling orphan asylum.
1 TIE fair now in progress at st. Mat.
thews Lutheran Church at Benwood
will be continued next Friday and Sat
urday evenings. So far this fair has
been great success, and the ladies' OF
the church hope to net nice sum for
the church treasury.
TIE Wheeling Turnverein gave an en-
ioyable and successful ball at its hall on
North Market street last evening, for
which the Opera House orchestra
PLAYED. The weather was excellent for
dancing, and US usual the assembIage
was congenial, and Of course NIL had Il
good time.
Dir. A. JAssErT and Mr.. johnson Bar.
bOur, Supreme officers OF the Financial
: Union, Of Paterson, N. j.. will de:
J deliver free lecture ut G. A. r. Hall
this evening. They extend cordial
invitation to all who are interested III
insurance and benevolent organizations
to represent.
A RuMoR is being circulated which
does gross injusticeto Mr.: John Piarr,. OF
Pleasant Valley. 1t was John G: Farrer,
Of Valley Grove, aud not Mr.. Pfarr who
received relief from the late flood relief
committee. Mr.. Pfarr, on the contrary,
gave literally to the cause OF relief at
that time himself.
TIE boy, Chris Mason, taken from n
South Side house OF i'll fame by Officer
GrubIer on Tuesday, was yesterday al
lowed to 20 by Chief OF Police Smith,
and it is supposed he went back to the
same house. Captain Smith thinks OF
. getting him admitted to the Children's
Home or County lntirmary.
NGIsE BERRY, colord youth, and
Frank Church, driver for Shallcross,
were arrested yesterday afternoon by
Officer Lukens for fighting on Tenth
street near Market. They have had a
big crowd OF witnesses summoned, and
the case will be heard exhaustiveIy in
the police court this morning.