The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-17
clrx MATTERS.
Brief Notes on Cnrrent Events or Minor
Interest.

Brief Notes on CnEfent Events OF MINOR
Interest
The Mcfarland Coal Company, Of Charles.
ton, was chartered Saturday,
The fire alarm wire on the suspension
bridge broke Saturday morning and was re-
placed with new one.
THREE men set upon fourth al the Fair
ground Saturday, and he was knocked sense.
less with the butt OF whip.
JoHN FLADMG, Of the firm OF Beltz 4 Fla:
ding, fell off tramway at the planning mill
the other day and dislocated his shoulder.
THR Pittsburgh, Wheeling & kentucky
road has replanked itsline Of track along the
leyse and Strengthened out the track inplaces.
A BRAKEMAN on the B. %. had his foot
mashed Saturday while coupling cars near
the depot. He left in the evening for his
home In steubenville.
PArRoIMAN JoHN MuRDocx at 2 O'Clock this
morning csughtR magnificent bay horse on
the p, W. & Ky. track, just 40 atrain was
about running over II.
SATURDAY evening Oilicer Williams arrest
George McAdams for stealing chickens from
family named Mye's living on CAldwells
rup McAdAms had wrung the nscks OF five
chickens.
SATURDAY morning, young man named
Royd,' was toying with pistol ut the real
dence OF his uncle In the Sixth ward, when II
was discharged accidentally and the boy shot
In the left hand.
TIE LeadyIle Blues will not DO here to
play the Healy's to-day. Word has been re-
ceiVed, however, that they will probably be
hero next month, and good game Of ball
can be looked for.
In police court Saturday morning DR.. Z
8. Davis, OF Cameron, did not appear to an
swer the charge Of disorderly against him.
He was lined $40 and COSTS, which friesd
paid. Davis left for home early that morE-
ing.
YESTERDAY about forty Turrera with their
wives, sisters and friends went out about two
miles beyond Sycamore Grove and bad de-
lightful day in the woods. Col. NuDge and
Meisrs. D Roemer and P. H. R0ehler man
aged the affair.
YESTERDAY morning Capt. Bennett arrested
and turned over to Marshal McConahey a
man that has been engaged at work on the
Water Works crib. He was wanted at East
Liverpool for breaking into store several
months Ego and consented to 20 without
rsqulsitiOD.
Tue performance given at the Opera House
Saturday night by Tony Pastor and his som
pany was the best variety show seen in
Wheeling for years. 1t Is without any otfenI-
i've feature, and every member OF the troupe
was merilorious. The immense audience
was delighted. Tony himself was received
with unusual enthusiasm, and the oonclud.
ing farce eonvulsed the house.
AMONG the large nunber Of Sheep shown at
the State Fair was the noted ram "PArole,"
owned by D. Pngh l. Sons, OF Han cock county.
This animal has carried of more premiums
and ribbons than almost any other RAM OF
his age. A year old eve by Parole, that
had never been named for the registered
book, was named Saturday by Mr.. Pugh, in
honor OF well-known young lady in this
city who greatly admired his sheep.
ATTENTION is directed this morning to the
advertisement ri Mabis IL Stsmm, successors
10 A. H. Mabs, commission, produce and
gain merchants. This fem Is composed Of
Two live, energetic young men, who Will aim
10 accommodate and please all who deal
deal witlrthem. They possess excellent ia
Cilities fsr handling goods quickly, and dur
ing the season will receive fruits via the fast
express. They will always have on hand
large quantities Of grain and produce.
TOMORROW evening Miss Anna Dickinson
will appear at the Opera House in "Hamlcf. I"
Miss Dickinson's fame, and the novelty oil
her performance, oughtto draWa good house.
Discriminating hearers will hnd much to 3D.
mire, a great deal to crlticise, aud perhaps as
much to condemn. But the lady's brave
perseverance, her conscientious fort to mas
ter the part, and the fact that whether great
performance or not, hers is sympathetic
one, given with the highest motives, aud de-
serves recognition. Her rendition will at
least be interesting, whstsver else 1t may be.