The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-22
LOCAL BREvIrlEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In aud About
tho City.


Matters of MINOR Moment In aud About
tho City.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
TRAyrL on tie railroads is very light.
The Grand this evening" Enemies
for Life"
A MEETING of the council committee
GU accounts has been called tor THURS
day evening.
TIE Transfers union decided at a
meeting held Monday night TO haul the
Mononga coal.
LAST evening the Bavarian society
gave an entertainment and ball in the
Beethoven hall, and gay time was
had.
A SNEAK thief yesterday stole a light
overcoat from John ArbeEz. The police
were notified, but there was no clue to
the thief.
The Baptist friends will hold fes-
tival at their church, corner Byron and
Twelfth streets, Thursday evening. All
are invited.
JULIA MARLowE and her company will
appear at the Opera House next week.
She is great fevorite here and will
doubtless draw tull house.
KATE CAuFrlELD was yesterday re-
leased from jail by order oil Judge
Jordan, OF the criminal court, on her
own recognizance in the sum OF 500.
HUNTERS say birds are scarcer than
for years. There was too much cold
weather and sieet last winter Squirrels
and rabbits are plentiful in localities.
JouN A. HOWARD yesterday qualified
as guardian of Elizabeth Keys, aged A.,
orphan of John aud Sarah Keys, and
gave bond in $500, with William Lantry
as surety.
ABOUT 10 o'clock last night the cleo.
trio lights in the court house and jail
went out. The engine had been geared
anew yesterday, and it was too tightand
refused TO work.
IcE and sleet on the sidewalks yester-
day reminded one OF real old-fashioned
winter. The north sidewalk OF the
court house was so smooth that sawdust
had 10 DO sprinkled on 1t.
R1YEnARr & TATUM will sell at public
sale at 10 o'clock this morning the four
brick dwelling houses, Nos 6S, IS, 81
and 60 Seventeenth street The sale
will take place on the premises.
CLERK Hook Yesterday admitted to
record deed by Louis Bolte and George
W. Wise to William Bolte, of BeIlaire,
in consideration OF SlS5. lot OF bar
ber's fixtures lately used at 1889 Market
street.
For several days stray brown COW
has been pasturing on the grass Dlats
on the public building square, and she
has done Il great doal OF damage there,
for which her owner, when found, will
be expected to pay.
THANKSGIVING night, at II o'clock, tile
Elks will give social session at which
members ofthe companies then playing
at the two theaters will be the guests OF
honor. A lively time is expected and
u fine programme will be given.
THIS week Charles Craig, ofthe Eighth
ward, recovered at Bellaire a kilf which
was stolen from him last April. For
several months it had been hid several
squares back from the river, and had
been repaInted. He has pretty good
idea who the thieves were, aud they
may De prosecuted.
Ir was an old trick, but it worked
last night. When the audience came
out oil the Opera House last night they
saw line OF Young men in front, all
with their umbrellas up. Then the
other people put theirs up before step.
ping out, and the young men laughed.
Not sign OF rain was falling
COMMENCING to-day the sacks for the
annual Thanksgiving collection for the
Childrcn's Home will be distributed
about the city, so as to get nil donations
in before Thanksgiving day. This is a
year when the Home is especially i'll
need OF liberal support, aud the citizens
should not forget it, The donations
should be at least as liberal as i'll past
years.