The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31
LOCAL nnEyrrlEs.
Matters OF Minor oIomons In ani Ado,

Matters OF Minor aiomons in and About
tho City. VA
TIM Grand this cvenins--"Nlc and
Jack" n
MARY VANpYSn was released from.
Jail yesterday on tho payment of her
fine. sE M
OFFICER FRollME last night locked up
Amos Dittman,a cigarmaker, charged
with disorderly conduct
TIE last will and testament OF John
Mueller was Yesterday admittc,tsto pro-
bate and ordered to be recorded.
A PRIVATE dance will be given this
evening by tho Tcutonia singing society
at Its hall on South Jacob street.
InE Wheeling Conservatory OF Music
Will reopen the first Of next week. New
classes will be formed on Saturday, Jan.
nary2.
TnE Monarch fishing club will give
grand ball this evening at Wcstwood's
hall. Prizes will be given to the best
walters.
a MARRIAGE license was yesterday IL.
sued TO Christian May, n wldowcr, aged
0Gj, and Eliza Jano Mnrplc, aged SO, both
Of Wheeling mt Az 5r.5
Circus people arc already looking
ahead. Representatives OF Barnum's
chow, called on Clerk Thoner yesterday
inqulrlng about the cost OF Il license.
Yesterdays police court showed up
with two cases, John Cannon and 10
seph Aaron being accused OF fighting.
The mayor assessed them s. and costs
each
THOMAS O'BRlES was yesterday mp.
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
Mary a. Jamison, deceased, who gave
bond in the SUN OF $4,000. the Wheel
ing Title and Trust company being su.
rctY. #.
MAY WILLIAMS house OF ill.iamo was
raldcu again las. night by Officers Car
ney, Wilkie, Buch. Creighton, Desmond
aud Danm, and May, three girls and one
man arrested. All were locked up but
one girl who was lett to tako care OF the
house.
Tie meeting this evening at the
Evangolistic Hall will be conducted by
the ladies OF the VIC. T. U. Tho cX-
crciscs will consist OF several addresses,
music and recitations. DR.. and Mrs. A.
=. Riker will be present and sing.
Everybody is invited and is assured OF u
good time.
TIE Epworth league OF the German
NJ. L. church ill3sivc musical and
literary entertainment at the church on
New Years evening. A pleasing pro-
granmc has been arranged and will be
rendered BY. some Of tho leading talent
Of the league. All friends OF the organ
ization are cordially invited to attend.
IF the Pittsburgh Natural Gas COM
pany has any gas worth talking about
they can get the use ots pipes in this
city and good roundsprico for their
product. But ut Wheeling an exclusive
right will probably bar them out unless
at great cost. Thingso OF thiski would
be easier in this citv.-Bel'aie hide
pendent.
On Tuesday afternoon IN Italian was
shot out OF one OF Paige. Cary 4 Co.'s
wagons, while going up Seventeenth
street, turned somersaut in the air
and alighted OIL the. pavement on the
broadcast portion OF his anatomy, halo
ing "Whoa," while revolving in space.
lie was none the worse for wear, and
clambercd back into the wagon.
AT a regular meeting held by Philo
Council, No. 9S, National Union, the
following officers were elected to serve
the ensuing term: President, Charles
Morningstar; vice president, John c.
Medick; eN.presidont, s. W. Ellsworth;
speaker, G. ". Wcisgerbcr: secretary,
q. II. N1edick; financial secretary, II. +.
Nolte; treasurer F. II. Crago; chaplain,
II. Q. Braimen; usher, Harry RatclitIe;
scrgeant-at-arms, Antoine Welsch; door
keeper, Victor Walk; trustees, S. L.
Brice, S. w. Ellsworth and August Ney;
medical examiner, DR.. II. G. Brannen,
and J. n. Weidner, deputy.