The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-28
LOCAL DnEyITIl.s.
Matters of aIlnor Moment In md About
the City,

| MATlNEEs nv DOth theatres to-uH!.
OrERA House this evening-Mantell
rs Ohello.
TIE GRAND this evcninr-Frank
Jones in "Our Country Cousin"
YESTERDAY afternoon Officer West
arrested one Patrick Flash for being
drunk in public.
YESTERDAY horse backed of the
tramway ut Longs stone quarry, around
tho hill, and falling thirty feet to the
ground below, was killed.
Even tho pcrsimmons are plenty and
finer than usual this year. Some very
nice ones were sold ut fifteen cents n
quart box yesterday.
A YOUNG boy pupil OF lions German
Lutheran school, named STUMBLE, foil
down yesterday on the brick pavement
OF the school house yard and cut cash
in his forehead.
TIE Natural Gas company OF West
Virginia is putting in an underground
high pressure regulator at the corner OF
Twcnty.seconll street and the alley be-
tween Market and Main.
HERBERr JEPfRlEs, who lives at So
Nineteenth street, has been missing
| from homo for ten weeks. His family
have asked the police to try to find
some clue to his whereabouts.
FRANK DoRR, the Waterman Mt the
Central glass furnace, the other day
found u bracelet, to which was suspend
cd II bangle made ont OF n gold dollar,
containing the letters IN. c., 1854"
MARY RITTER was yesterday appoint
cd guardian OF Lottie, aged eighteen,
and Mary, aged fifteen, minor orphans
OF +. W. Ritter deceased, and gave bond
in the sum OF 500, with James McCann
us surety.
On Thanksgiving night Mr.. Aaron
Campbell, OF tho Eighth ward, end Miss
Emma Capp were married by Rev. Mr..
Lynch ut the home OF the brides
parents, corner OF Twcnty-sixth and
Chaplinc streets.
On Thanksgiving the orphan girls OF
the North Wheeling asylum were gencr-
ously remembered by Mr.. Thornton,
proprietor Of the Brunswick hotel, Mr..
NJ. Hearnc, Grand Opera House saloon,
and Mr.. John Welty, the grocer.
Ar 10 o'clock this morning William
b. Simpson, executor OF the Busby es-
tate, will offer ut public sale several par
cells OF real property belonging to the
estate. One OF the parcels is the prop
erty formerly occupied by Donaldson,
Lewis & Co. as a carriage factory.
PAIGE, CAREY & Co. are driving piles
on The south bank of the creek, adjoin-
ing the Market street bridge, where
several buildings are to be erected by
DR.. D. Ii. Taylor on the piling. This
will be great improvement to the
bank, as well as to The appearance Of
that part OF Market street.
TIE reception rendered to Rev. J. W.
Chcnoweth at tho North street NJ Z.
church last evening was an enjoyable
affair. In the forepart OF the evening 4
fine literary and musical programme
was rendered, after which refreshments
were served, and the remainder OF the
evening was spent in social converse.
After December l no digging can be
done i'll the streets, except in case OF a
real emergency, such as the breaking Of
4 water pipe. The plumbers and
others ara therefore hustling to get all
such work done before the time expires
in which applications for permits to dig
up the streets receive respectful consid-
| Grafton.
FRIEND PALMER yesterday notified the
police that while asleep at the home OF
his brother. Andy, OH Sixteenth street.
his gold watch valued ut S25, was stolen
from his pocket by Cos Wade, OF Full
ton. The watch was marked with the
initials, D. L. NJ. Lieutenant Lukins
was given the case to work up. 1t was
said yesterday afternoon that the TAX
ing OF the watch was joke, which
Friend tried to turn against the origin
al perpetrators.
LEINER & FARIs, new firm of archi-
tects, composed OF Fred Faris, late with
f. b. Franzheim, and Mr.. Iciner, who
has done much important work about
Wheeling have opened q temporary
office in the Mutual Bank building.
When the Schacfer & Dreihorst build
ing is completed they will have an office
there. They already have n good deal
OF business booked, among other work
being the plans for the new st. Johns
Catholic church Mt .Bellaire.
THERE was 4 very pleasant gathering
at the home OF Miss Annie Smith, on
South Penn street, Thursday evening.
Dancing and euchre we're the chief
events OF the evening. There were
about ten couples present, among whom
were Messrs. John Bcltz. jr., William
Metz, Henry Feinler, Harry Brown,
William Ostcrline and Steve Eusted,
and Misses Ella Wcard, Nellie Stewart,
Blanche Barclay, Ella Smith, Nina Cd
bert and Peach HellinG, with others.
Tempting refreshments were served at
4 seasonable hour. TWAS late the next
morning when the guests departed,
wishing their hostess many happy
dreams.