The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-09
G B%nEvrTIEs.
aTattcrs of Minor Moment In ani About.
tho City.
MATINEE at tho Grand to-day.

tho City.
MATINEE at tho Grand to-day.
TnE GRAND this cvening-"Little
Trixie."
"A BARREL OF MONEY" closed its en-.
%gagement ut the Grand Inst night.
JAMES Roach was locked up by Off.
Ger Creighton last night rs n plain
drunk.
a PRIVATE hop will bo givcn on
Thursday, December II, ut Huch's hall
by the Friendship social.
A ALL will be given Thursday even
ing ut Beethoven hall by the Island
lodge OF tho Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
TN immaculate Conception fair was
successful beyond expectation. SITS
having been made clear oil all expenses.
SHERIFF SrEgSRoD took Lee Harris to
Gainesville, Nd, yesterday, in accord
ance with tho order Of the circuit court.
4 MARRIAGE license was yesterday is
sued TO James L. Giflen, aged twenty
nine, and Anna NJ. Loeillcr, aged TWEEN
t%y-lour, both of Wheeling.
Mn. AND Mns. JERRY CRAwroRp have
issued invitations for tho marriage OF
their daughter, Anne L., to Mr.. John
l.. Penelton IN Thursday, December "a,
ut p. IN.
LAYING and %cementing stone was re-
sumGd in earnest Mt the Main street
bridge yesterday, in spite OF the fact
that the water was up to the lower
course yet.
AT the church OF the Immaculate
Conception the forty hours devotion
will commence IN Friday morning at
the o'clock mass, and conclude on
Sunday at the 10 o'clock mass.
The power was off the street car line
yesterday afternoon for about twenty
minutes, and Tenth street was almost
completely b%lockaded. On each OF the
curves on Tenth and Main streets a car
Was stalled.
THERE were four cases, evenly bal
anced, in the police court yesterday.
Two ]disorderlies got 81 and costs and s.
and costs, respectively, the former being
paid and the latter suspended to leave
town. Each drunk paid 81 and costs.
bh. JpiiN ~. L lies IlSI CNcllUS lOSl u
black leather satchel from his buggy on
Market street between Eleventh and
Twentieth. 1t was filled with finc,sur-
gical instruments, and ii not recovered
the loss will be quite q severe one to
him.
TmE general verdict OF the press on
eight Bells" 10 be seen at the Opera
House next Monday evening, is that it
is one OF the mos. novel, enjoyable and
amusing entertainments on the stage
this season. The mechanical effects are
said TO be great.
AIRS o'clock yesterday morning John
Gates was walking along Nineteenth
street when he stumbled into 4 hole and
hurt himself SO badly that he could not
walk. Officers Desmond and Daum
took him home in the patrol wagon,
and DR.. Jepson was summoned and
dressed his injuries.
LAST night the County Commission
ers' committee on finance met to arrange
ior the printing apdissuing oithc bonds
for the last 100000 iustalment OF the
county's subscription TO the stock OF the
Terminal railway company, in accord
anc with the action oil the board Mt its
regular meeting on Monday.
OFFICER GAus last night found ut Ella
Milier's house, in the Second ward, Il
Young man named Hclling, who ran off
from his home at Martins Ferry the
other day, and whose parents asked
that he be arrested and held. He ut
first denied his identity, but Gaus made
him own up, after which he was locked
up. y
CHIEF HEALY discovered 4 break in
II OF the fire alarm wires in 4 lead
pipe over box 50, corner Of Sixteenth
and Wood streets, yesterday afternoon.
The chief has been looking for this
break for several days, and it was a
very mysterious one. The lead pipe
which serves as an insulator is closed
at. both ends, and it is difficult to con-
lecture as to how it was broken.
TIE goods attached by the constables
in suits against the music dealer, L. A.
Garfield, who disappeared some time
ago, We're offered Tor sale yesterday
under tho executions, and enough was
realized TO cover all the claims on their
attachments, alter which fourteen or
Gans, three pianos and Il lot of smaller
goods were turned over to the sheriff
under subsequent attachments.
TIE ladies who held 4 bazaar Mt the
residence OF Mrs. J.. N. Vance last week,
for the benefit of the new hospital and
missions, will continue it all day to-day
till q o'clock p. IN. \ iew novelties
have been added to their list OF articles
remaining for children and grown PEG.
pic. Would it be amiss to buy some
thing for Il poor sick child or one less
favored than oneself Tor Christmas? A
small admission fee will be asked.
OSE OF the social events OF McNIcchen
was a party given at the residence OF
Mr.. S. Il. Crayton, by his daughter,
Mrs. Meta Van Horn. Quite an e%nioya-
bic time was had, and at 4 seasonable
hour delicious refreshments were serv-
cd. The evening was spent in games
and other amusoments, apd the party
lett at n late hour, well plcascd with the
evenings entertainment. \ large num-
Der OF Island people We're down.
The PrlInus Dance.
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