The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-24
LocA1 RREv1TIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.
COUNCIL meets this evening.

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Council meets this evening.
The GRAND Internationally soldene
Company.
oPERA HousE this eYening-"FGnhne,
Victor the Blue Stocking"
TIE special services at the Zane Street
N. L. Church continue nightly at 1880, and
everybody is invited.
PAT GAVIN, formerly q well known
blacksmith at the Belmont, has gone TO
Newark to accept position.
A LEAP.YXAR party will be given at
9chWaEr's hall on Thursday evening by Q
number Of South Side ladies.
oLIyER HAcKETT, q coloIed man, was
lodged in the lookup yesterday by Oheef
Deku on charge Of disorderly conduct.
THERE will be another temperance meet
ing At the Fourth Street n. Z. Church this
evening. Good speakers will be In attend
Ance.
A LARGE plate glass window at Mre.
Joseph KlRpheok's furniture store was
broken yesterday by q lot Of boys who
were playing "ca!."
JESSE BuRkErr, Of this city, defeated
John Watson, Of Pennsylvania, In mile
race at Ravenns, Ohio, Saturday evening,
winning two out Of three heats.
PETTY thefts are becoming very numer:
Gus in the neighborhood otthe Third ward
school, some cases where baskets Of mar
keting were stolen being reported.
A crowd of youngsters etole some pipe
from Caldwell 4 Peterson's roofing estab-
lishment yesterday. They were caught
and after q lecture was given them they
were released.
ONE Of the most charming young ladies
Of South Main street will entertain quite
number Of her friends Thursday evening"
al which time NeuhArdts orchestra Will
furnish the music.
ABBY named Henry Morris fell through
the ice on the Back river yesterday, and
received cold bath. Bystanders assisted
him out or the consequences would soon
have been more serious.
THE hosts Of friends Of Lieut.. Bob jun
kins, Of the city police force, who has been
seriously III for long time, will be glad TO
know that he has recovered sut1ctently 70
20 on duty again last night.
A LARGE number Of boys had sport yes
terdey skating on q smooth bit Of ice on
the creek near the Main street bridge.
The back river Ice was also taken advant-
sge Of yesterday by number OF skaters.
TIE horse trainer in Wheeling last week
succeeded in tanning A. W. sheppard's
horse good deal during tho exhibition,
but the tameness did not last long. The
animal ia as much Of man eater now as
leyer.-Belldire Independent.
MoIL1E HEARTH was fined $40 and costs
lin the police court yesterday for keeping q
house Of i'll fame, and In default Of the
money was committed to jail for 80 days.
The sentence OF the court was so recorded
&c to prevent any habea1 corpus release.
CLRRx Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord q deed Of trust and deed In fee
made January %, by George W. Lennon
and wife to Joseph b. Purcell and Ray
mopd Bauer, in consideration Of $400, Tor
lots "a and % Of the old fair ground pro-
perry.
The Baltimore & Ohio Company is put
ting in g new switch just south oil the
creek, west Of its present tracks and be-
tween them and the Pittsburgh, Wheel
ling & Kentucky Benwood extension. A
considerable portion Of 1t will rest on
trestling.
JOHN RoR, believed to have escaped
from the st. Clairsville jail some time ago,
entered the Bishops residence at the
Cathedral lsst evening and took possession
Of one of the rooms. A telephone call for
the police brought an officer, and Roe was
locked up.
IT Ia reported that q prize fight 10 to
take place tonight short distance from
Bridgeport. The reported pugtliEts are
two men living on the other aide OF the
river, who have for long time disputed
as to their respective merits Rs slugGers.
The fight, 1t Ia said, will be for $50 eide.
TIE Church Herald, q large eight.psge
evangelical paper published monthly at
Martins Ferry, by John W. Crooks, at 20
cents per year In advance, is the lowest
priced religious paper in the United States.
The publisher Offers magnificent parlor
organ to the getter-np Of the largest club
by May %. This is good chance for
some person in Wheeling or vicinity.