The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-27
CITY EATERS.
BriefNetes on Cur emit Events Of Minor
Interest.

BriefNetes ON Cur emit Events Of Minor
Interest.
Tar "otcar wilde jr.," bsss:ball nine, Of
the First ward, defeated the "Dudes," OF the
same place, by score OF 20 TO Il, yesterday.
RESERVED seats for Robson aud Cranes en-.
gsgemeUt at tue Opera House next Monday
niSht will be placed on sale tomorrow morn
Ing.
SOME excellent work Is being done by the
Board OF Public Works In laying new cross
ings, aud raising aud relsyiug old ones, In
various parts OF the town.
MR. AND Ms GEORGE SCHwAHEEBERGER cole.
brated their silver wedding al Bonenoerger's
Hall last evening The affair was heartily en-
ioyed by all those that were there.
Mts.JAsE CooNBs and her company will
present "P;que" ut the Opera House next
Wednesday afternoon, and divorce" the
same evening. The advertisement appears
this morning
TgE work OF laying twenty-inch crock
sewer down Market alley, oil tho south
aide, from Eoff street, which has been IN
progress for several weeks, will probably be
completed Today.
THE Stale Board OF Public Works yesterday
authorized tho payment Of S. 600 to GO
Kemble, ESQ.,, on account OF salary as Archi-
Itct and Superintendent oil the new Stale
House at Charleston.
Hon. LoREEZ) DASToRD, Of st. Clairsyille
ex-membsr OF Congress, will addressthe Re-
pubIicans OF Martins Ferry on Saturday
evening, ct the corner OF Washington and
Second streets In that town.
sQU1RE JAMES LAUNDER venerable and
prominent citizen OF Est Wheeling, died
last evening At bis residence on Fifteenth
street. He had held the Office OF Justice OF
the Peace for number OF yeats.
Now the swindlers are about canva.sipg for
harness attachment among the farmers and
they sell for what the farmers offer, preierring
TO take note instead OF CsSh. The nots 10.
variably turns up at q bank increased to $50,
$50 or 800.
1'nE work OF laying the new friedrich pave.
ment on South Chapline street was COM
reuced yesterday. The brick are laid on
edge In layer Of sand which IL spread on
bOufcs coated with coal tar, the boards being
laid on another layer of sand.
A FARMER named swariz, living on the Wal.
lace farm about Two and one half miles up
Caldwell's Run, bad the index finger OF his
right hand caught tn wheat drill COG yes.
terday and nearly crushed of, the bones
being radlyshivered. DR.. Mccoy dressed his
wound.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted 10 record
deed made September q. by Martin Con-
ner and wife, OF Mingo, Ohio to John Mona
han in considerat on OF 81, 025, for part OF lot
in square in the Eighth ward. Also a
deed made September 90, by Hettie Newland
to George Carl, In consideration OF 81 800, for
lot in square 30 In the Eighth ward.
A srRoEe fow OF gas was struck ct the
LsuShlin mill gas well, at Martins Ferry,
yesterday. 1t Ia not, however, sufficiently
strong 10 satisfy the company, or supply their
demands, and boring will be continued. The
steubenyille Herald says: "The Buckeye gas
well Is down 6iO feet !. has struck another
vein OF salt water, and they are engaged In
casing"
A SMALL audience witnessed the second
presentation OF THE Romany Ryen at the
OF the play Is largely undeServed. Aside
from the scenery 1t Is net even tolerable.
The company lett for Columbus at O'Clock
this moroipg on a special train via the B. &
0. road, In charge OF ". L. Reppert, the pas.
senger agent.
A NOVEL entertainment will be given at
the second Presbyterian church ais evening
Two pative Arabs, young men, will show
how their people live and drt3S, how they
worship and what their social customs are.
Tpey will also give an interesting talk. 1T
will be an interesting entertainment to any
one who may attspd, and as the object for
which 1t Is given is q worthy one, no one who
cin should full to attend.
THE Secretary OF State yesterday morning
Issued cert hcate OF incorporation 10 the
West Virginia and AriEona mining company,
OF Point Pleasant, Mason county, formed for
the purpose OF mining and smelling gold,
silver aud other metals. The present capital
stock Is 1925. The shares are s25 each, aud
are held by Owen Sutphin, J. z. 3. B. Smith,
J. J. Bright, A. R, Barbee, ]. s. Stone, F. A.
Guthrie, D. W. Poisley, J. y. spencer, Chas.
E Hogg aud A. o. Llggett.
A VERY select daGce was given at Manner.
Choir Hall last evening by number OF very
clever young gentlemen, who lSst season were
They propose recognizing this season, and
last nights hop was the frat one OF those 10
be given once month until warm weather
comes again. List nights dance was so en-.
joyed, that the next dance will be looked for
ward to with pleasant antioipations. Mayors
orchestra furnished the music.
RESERvRD seats will be placed on sale at
Wilson Il Banners muslcstore this morning
for Modjeska's appearance at the Opera
House Saturday night as IToiain Twelfth
Night" Those who saw this famous actress
as R0sdiiHd last season will not willingly mics
witnessing her Characterization OF another OF
ShakeSpeare's women, while those who have
not heretofore seen her will eagerly embrace
the opportunity to see her Saturday night,
probably the last chance they will have.
Those who desire choice seats should be in
line early this morning, as there will inevi.
tably be agreat rush for tickets.
THERE are twenty two citcuses travelling
In America, fourteen In Europe, three In
Australia, and several others In various
partl Of the world. OF these the largest and
best known Is Adam Forepaugh's, which
exhibits at Wheeling September Goth. 1t
was first started In 1864, and has constantly
increased since that time, until now itrepre.
sents more invested capital, employs more
agents, artists and laborers, hes more wild
beasts, larger tents more seating capacity,
and Is altogether and In every respect fully as
large as any other exhibition. Its cash value
kNR m Al - + 4 Al.