The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-25
g55s. 5si LUAIE EXXXIII UJAIBERs 54!s
LOCAL DREv1rlE5.
Matters 9, Minor Moment In aud About tho

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Il rs n S City. GTa2r 81
/. ONE marriage license was issued ycster
DunlNo the month OF September men II
the city prison worked on tho streets 40
days and G0cart loads Of broken limcston,
were spread. 'N.d '3lf} .SF4 TII'IS
THERE will be a bible lecture free 10 nj
tomorrow, at : o'clock, at Capitol SQUARE
subject: y Restitution: What do IN
Scriptures Say About IT." -
} MArlNEEa at Charley Shay's theatre hi,
aiternoon--'"C Cinderella" Tho Hollywood
Juvenile Opera Company will close Its en-
gagcment at this popular house this even
ing. X, ',S5'.2trT'iy Il.
| The Thermometer registered os for q
while yesterday, morning in this city, and
on Caldwell's run it was us low rs 2l be-
fore daylight Il brisk sieet felI last night
but the temperature lad moderated per.
ceptibly. 7ii5'--. %TEi,F Az
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record n deed made October 90, by Harry
N: Waters to Margaret Waters, in con.
sidcration OF 800, for the interest OF tho
panyof tho first part III tiIccstate OF Joseph,
Il. Waters, deceased. sr..s5is rg.5
MAYOR MlLLEn l,as ordered The benches
used ut the city's summer evening con-
certs stored away in the Second ward mnr.
ket ilait md in the Seventh and Eighth
ward hose houses. They were in tho way
on Capital Square and were being broken
by boys. l2'3 q F.7l
ConoNEn ScnuLTzE has not vet finished
hia Inquest into tho cause OF Samuel
shippe's death, tho brakeman on the train
wiiict ran over ltim hayih. not been
found. Additional evidence was taken
yesterday. Which corroborated that heard
on Thursday. -z't ,"s 15sis m
THE "Gcrmania ciesanss vcrcins'
Singing Society," Will give II grand con.
cert and ball in its hall over tho Public
Library next Fiiduy night, October. 81.
The Opera House Orclcstrl will play
several oyyerturcs, and cEo'uscs, solos and
y play will complete the programme.
: AMONG the pulpit notices this morning,
is one which ought to be Of special inter.
est TO the young men OF the city; the sub.
jcct is, ''ioune Men, nFand tlio sermon
will be preached in the First Presbyterian
Church by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Cunning
TAIN, tomorrow evening 1T I O'clock.
A"AMEssESGEn FROM JARVIS was prc-
sentch ut the Opera House last night 10 n
fair sized audience, by i. 3McAnlcy and
his dramatic company. The drama is
strong always, a ~ sometimes thrilling,
anu 1t is performed in way to make It
attractive md "niryahc. The company
leaves for Cumberl md this morning. i !''
Z a; MAN who gave his nan,e us james
Allison, and said ho escaped from the
Allegheny county, Pa, workllouse abou,
tt week ago, surrendered himself to Chief
Of Policc Bennett yesterday afternoon and
was lodged III the lookup. \ telegram
was sent 10 the superintendent OF the
workhouse, and he answered that. lie
would send for a llison at once. The man
is about forty years old, and says he WIS
sent tup for three years ior assault and bat.
terry. :,
"A RAG BAnYn will be presented at the
Opera House Monday evening with such
people MS Frank Daniels, Churles II. Drew,
Tina Jackson an'l many others equally
well known in the cast. The play satr-
ICES tho drug business and the popular
rage for sports, und Mr.. Hoyt, the author
says: "a Rrg Baby is-wcl, it's Rag
Baby, and the author respectfully re:
quests you;not TO expect wax doll, with
real hair, and eyes that open and shut.
The comedy, farce, tragedy,Yor whatever
you choose to call it, is divided into three
acts, thus giving the audience two chances
to rest and thinkit over" 81 p
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