The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-26
LOCAL sREvIrIKs.
Matter, of Minor Moment in and About the
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YIs7sRDAY wss very summer-like day.
MATINEE ct Charley shay's theatre this
afternoon.
BASE ball on the State Fair Grounds
again this afternoon.
BupyALo Bus avid West combira.
ton exhibits at the Steubenville driving
park this afternoon.
THR outside woodwork and signs Of the
Atlantic engine house have been brighten
ed by coat Of paint.
ANOTHER game Of base ball will be
played on the lair grounds to-day between
the Globes and McKeesports.
The only services at the Fourth Street
NJ. Z. Church tomorrow will be gen
esal class meeting at 0 A. NJ. and Sunday
School at2P N.
A SMALL boy named Jimmie Lathers,
aged O Year,, whose parents live on
Charlts street, fell oil Of a coal house yes
terday and broke one Of his arms.
JAMES A. EENRY was yesterday appoint
ed administrator OF the estate OF George
May, decreased, and gave bond in the sum
OF SiO0 with P. D. Carroll Gs auroty.
The North End Athletic and Literary
Socicty ia making big preparations for q
skating md dancing carnival to be given
by its nlt mbers at tho North Fad rink
Friday evening, October I'd.
The csses Of Rhodes & Co., the short
lived Twelfth street fruit and fancy gro
Gerry firm, were called in the Circuit Court
yesterday. They are heard on an appeal
from Squire CSldwtlPs court.
The preliminary examination Of Edward
Z. kciger, tie bridgeport butcher. arrest
ed by Constable st. Myers ior forgery,
was Yesterday postponed by Squire Cald-
well till next Thursday, October i.
AN old German expressmsn named
Miller fell from his wagon last evening,
and knocking his head against q euro, WIS
stunned for time. D3minick Morris
stopped his horse and resusc;tsted the old
man, and sent him on his way.
Ton Hill, OF East Wheeling, was in
Mrs. Ships house in the Fifth ward last
evening, acting in disorderly manner.
Officers Watson and DUhey arrested him,
but had, TO fight him continually until he
was landedin the!ockup. Adouble charge
will be lodged against him this morning,
disordc.ly and Resistance.
RECENTLY Squire Ankle issued q warrant
for Frspk H.aly for selling liquor on san
day. The complainant and Healy, It 10
said, had had difficulty prior to this.
The case was set for hearing last even
ing, bu. Healy failed TO appear. Inquiry
at his saloon resulted in the information
that Frank was absent from the city, and
they did not know when he would return.
ALICE LEVERAGE, o notorious character
from Wheeling, whose appetite for drink
gets the better OF her, was in town last
night celebrating with the boys. She i'm
billed too freely, and was run in aad lett
behind the bars to sober up. Alice IS a
frequent visitor at the lookup here. She
hardly ever Cumes 10 towa without max
ing quite long cgll at tue Castle dc
Cooper Beiiaire Independent.
THE Alice Walton Comedy Company
closes It's week enlargement at Charley
Shay's Theatre this evening. Any person
who has not seen the performance there
this week should by sll means embrace
the opportunity 10 do 10 this afternoon or
evening. rheIo is not a bid feature IL 1t.
The music il fine, tho hUinOr very laugh.
able, and all the specialties among the
best on the stage. The company deserves
the full houses to which it has been piay-
ing.
WHILE there is somewhat OF the olden
time about Tho Willow Cope" now be.
ling played a. the Madison Square Theatre,
there is depth Of feeling, strength and
heartiuess OF tone running through ltthat
ia in grand contrast to so many OF the
plays which now hold the Stage The act.
ing OF Mr.. G. W. Couldock is masterlul
and touches the heart. 1t is a wonderful
performance. Miss Carrie Turner, as Rose,
Is excellent. 1t is great relief 10 look at
this old drama after the hDfse-play stuI
now presented. York Daily Netcs.