The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-25
LnCAL RREYITIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.
MATINEEs at both theatres to-day.

the Clty'
MATtNEEs at both theatres to-day.
THR Ice men are gathering fairly good
crop.
orEEA HOUsE this svsninE-"Fra Dis
volo"
TIE GRAND thiae vening-Emily sOldsns
Company.
oSE deed OF trust was admitted to record
yesterday,
TIE towns Rcroaa the river are being
supplied with Ice from the lakes.
TIE car scales at the Benwood Junction
are completed and fill long-telt want.
TIE revival at the Bsnwood M. =.
church still continues. Rev. Mr.. King Is
an indeiRtigsble worker.
OLIVER HACKETT, the colored man ar
rested for abusing his vile, was given ~
days on the hill in the police court yes
terdRy.
The Board Of County Commissioners will
meet in special Hesslon Of the County In
Urinary for the purpose OF taking the an
nuRl inventory.
JoHS Monroe, arrested at the Cathedral
night before last, was arraigned before
SQUIRE Davis yesterday, and by him was
committed TO jail as lunatic.
The river continues to fall. Last night
the marks indicated depth in the chan
mol Of s feet inches. The ice continues
10 run thick and heavy, and navigation 10
still Suspended.
THIEVES entered the residence Of fam
lily named silvey, living on Eoh gtraet, IN
The Fifth ward, night before last, but were
scared of by noise in the house before
they secured any booty.
PATRICK Fry, a tramp arrested night
before last, was turned over by the city
Authorities to Squire DRvis's court yester-
day, and the SQUIRE sent him to jail for O
wear in default OF $500 bail, under the
i'Bad Fame" act.
TaE Central Glass Works arbitrRtora
will meet in Pittsburgh today at the resi-
dence Of Mr. Doyle, the company repre-
. sentative, 90 he 10 too Ill to leave home
Mr.. Pollock leaves for there this morning
An early decision Ia promised.
| The First ward Republicans meet to-
morrow night for the purpose OF organi'
ling a club. The Fifth ward Gof club
also meets tomorrow night and the Com'
miLtse on Permanent Quarters OF the
Island Logan club meets the same even
ing.
THERE was lively fight about 3 o'clock
Yesterday morning on Market street north
Of Sixteenth, in which three well known
men are credited with having knocked
out seven much better known men. Inc
police arc ION to" 1t, but have made no
arrests.
The GermaniA Singing Society gave q
yery enjoyable masquerade ball at Its hall
Ia the Public Library building last even
ling. Kramer's orchestra furnished the
music. The Costumes, as a rule, were
bright and snowy, and when grouped to-
gether made very pretty picture.
CLERK Hook yesterday issued marriage
licenses to William Stromberg, aged ~, q
native and resident Of st. Louis, and Gar
RE Greiner, aged 81, native and resident
OF Wheeling; and to Louden s. Wolving-
ton, aged "a, and Bella D. Evans, sGed 20,
both natives and residents Of Wheeling.
THAT old timer, Cornelius Tobias Vance,
was run in last night by Officer Dunlap on
the same old charge. Toby was Just aa
independent as ever, took his arrest with
the air of philosopher and will probably
get the same old doss-thirty days on the
| 6ill at this mornings session OF Police
Court.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord deed made January 10, by William
Isl, Brady and wife to John Welty, in con-
alteration OF So, 200, for lot on the west
Iside Of South Front street, Island. Also o
deed made January "a, by William D.
Chambers to August Pestinger, IN consid-
Grafton OF 81, 400, for lots 2, and OF the
CruRer estate, at Elm Grove.