The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-03
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matters Of Minor Momont In and AbOat ths
City.


osE marriage license was issued yestsr.
day.
srSrLowFR Carnival at the obaplins
street rink this evening.
THE steamer Diurnal is the PArkersburg
packet, leaving ct II AN
sroxY RIrz, Of this city, wants to row
Mckay or Ham for any sum under 81 600.
OFFICER LuEENs last night ran in Nal
Golden, whom he found drunk on tho
street.
OFFICER CEoUGHAE Is guarding Officer
Binkmann's beat In the Eighth ward
while the latter is disabled.
THE HARRY LACY Comedy Company has
some fiue paper on the walls for its en-
gasement at the Opera House next week.
TnE last will and testament Of Daniel
Schneider, deceased, was yesterday adj
rnitted TO probate and ordered to be re-
corded.
THE Excelsior, Rink, ut Martins Ferry,
will open Saturday night. Messrs Brown
aud Stevens will give an exhibition during
the evening.
PHILIP MCMASus was discharged by
SQUIRE Peterman yesterday, the evidences
not sustaining the allegations OF Mr.. Wood
mansee Fnd Mrs. Lewis.
THE Baltimore & Ohio office at the
Bellaire round house has been connected
by telephone with Master Mechanic
Laird's Office in this city.
A GAME OF ball was played yesterday
between club from Bridgeport and the
Etnavil!e nine, which resulted in deiea;
OF the former by score Of % to 10.
THE Council Committee having charge
OF the fitting up OF the new City Building
met last evening and awarded the kalso'
mining contract TO Joe Beers at his bid Of
1915.
on Sunday next there will he Baptis
basket bush meeting in Mrs. Harrah'i
orchard, about one mile west Of Bridge
port, under the auspices Of the kirkwooC
baptist Church.
A LEASE was recorded Yesterday BY
which g. d. Robbins, the well known ma
tural gas operator, acquires control OF tn
gas and oil privilege Oh Judge Thompson
place, east OF the city.
The river Was still falling at dusk las
evening. Tho marks indicated q depth Il
the channel OF 6 feet inches. Very listl'
business was done outside OF that Trans
acted by the local packets.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re
cord u deed made September 9, by Anni'
Fox and William Fox, her husband, u
John G. Craft, in consideration oil $3.50, 10
| e II. DOD m GiIr4anOth rfBaaf
AT the carnival at the Alhambra Palsct
Rink Tneeday night the grand march wa
led by Mr.. Will GutmAn and Mrs. Reed
The most graceful lady skater present wa
Miss Hannah Smith, IN attractive youni
lady Of Bridgeport.
THE Board Of Commissioners was in ses
sion yesterday, but only nominally, with
view to obtsining per diem for committed
work, which was the only business tran
sacted, and for which the law says no pc
diem shall be allowed.
ROBERT LUKE has ordered from Jane
Henderson's Sons, OF Rochester, n. Y.
two new coaches, one an open landau ant
the other coach for funeral and genera
purposes. He will exhibit them at thu
State Fair. This company has six specia
railroad cars OF their ownln which to shil
their carriages.
OrFlcEHfSest last night locked up JOIN
King ior'disorderly conduct. King wen
INTO Otto's restaurant, ate lunch and re
fused to pay for it. When Otto insisted
on payment, King gave him black eye
ana the cook interfering, he was ais
knocked down. Notwithstanding the idei
that "a King can DO no wrong" John
iln will probably cost him dearly.
AYouNa man named Nichols telephones
to police headquarters last night about II
o'clock from tie tongate out tho pike tina
some one mad stolen his horse, and he IN
derstood 20 man named Wilcox" had bee
seen with the rig. He asked the officer
10 arrest the man and send the horse an
buggy out to him. Inquiry developed tn
fact that Constable Wilcox had attache
the rig. It was not sent back.