The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-18
LOCAL BREYIEIEs

Natter. Of Minor Mention In and About
tho City,
MATINEE performances at both theatres
this afternoon,
AT the Opera House to'night-Gor'
mans Ministries, =
AT the Grand to-night-Little's grand
spectacular drama, 1.-THE World"
THR 3. 30. pay car wasin this vicinity
yesterday distributing the Christmas
pay,
PAT FLAERRTY a "vag," was locked up
last night by Officer WilEie, for acting
IN an unsesmly manner at the Public
Building, 4
The display in the show windows Of
Conner & Snedeker Is the most artistic
decoration Of groceries ever In this city,
Mr.. William Willis Is the decorator.
THERE was but one case in Police
Court yesterday morning, Aman named
Smith, arrested by Desmond for behay.
ing in q disorderly manner, was fined $
and costs.
JOHN DoREY was sent to jail for ten
days by Justice William Manion yester-
day, for assaulting Cloey Clark. He
also committed George InRlehaTdt Tor an
assault upon Elmer CLARK,
THERE was again no business trans
acted yesterday In either part Of the, Cir
cult Court. The further hearing OF the
Burkett vs, Burkett habeas corpus pro.
ceedings for the possession OF child
have been postponed till next Saturday
A MARRIAGE license was issued from
Recorder Hooks office yesterday to
Thomas Clark, aged q, a native OF Mar
shall county, now q resident OF this
county, and Efie Meyers, aged %, also a
native Of Marshall and resident OF Ohio
The will of old John Gallagher was
finally admitted 10 probate In Clerk
Hooks office yesterday, II having been
decided that the grounds Of the contest
made by the old geatleman's son were
not strong enough to keepthe will from
being probated.
AT Hogau's Tabernacle last night Mr.
Arnold exhibited some fine views from
Naples and Vesuvius. Mr., Hogan talk
cd an hour to a crowded house. Mr., o,
W. Sawyer I'D dressed q large meeting q
the Fourth Street church, where no will
speak again tonight.
The local branch Of the Brotherhood
OF TIL aud Sheet Iron Workers have
elected the following officers: II. Q,
Bayha, President; john Reid, Vice
President, j. D. May, Secretary; George
Multi, Treasurer; Max Koch, Sergeant
at-Arms; William Jones, Doorkeeper.
A MEETING Of those interested in
Belllmy's "LoCking Backward" and the
ideas 1t puts forth will DO held to'nighI
In the Chamber OF Commerce room IN
Reily's building. Ladies' who have reac
the book and are interested In 1t are In
vited to be present as well as the gentle
men.
YESTERDAY morning q cook stove a
the residence Of DR.. g. W. Kelley or
EoiF street, between Sixteenth and Sew
ppteenth streets, was blown to pieces
by the servant lighting the gas alter II
had been TUNED on. The stove wa
completely demolished, but fortunately
no one was hurt.
PgoT. john MULLEN, the well.known
and popular dancing master, last NIGH
gave a delightful reception and holiday
hop TO the pupils Of his classes at Ger,
mania Hall. The music was furnished
by KiIlmyer and the smiling faces and
bright eyes OF the young guests bespoke
very plainly the enjoyment they ex'
perienced.
MICHAEL HpBREcur pleaded guilty tc
q charge OF trespasV before Justice Davis
yesterday, and paid s. and costs for the
part he took III the quincy appropriation
episode on the South Side Saturday
night. This, with 81 80 he had to pay
for a half interest in a blanket which
was lost at the time, and the Police
Court ane, makes $25 he has paid for his
fun.
THE grand gymnastic exhibition, CON
cert and ball to be given at Turner hall
by the Wheeling Turner'S tomorrow
evening, will be one Of the most notable
events In the history OF this society for
some time past. The programme, as ar.
ranged by Prof. +. Krogh, the ipstruc,
tor, will be one calculated TO please and
entertain all who attend. This enter
tainment will bringto a close the lessons
OF the winter course till after the holi'
days.