The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-07
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Mntters Of Minor Moment In and About The
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DROWN & DARLING at the Capitol rink
this evening.
TIE Board Of Commissioners will meet
again at 10 o'clock this forenoon.
RACE & BAIRD, the unicyclists, at the
Chapline street rink again this evening.
YESTERDAY was as nearly perfect a
spring day as is often seen in early April.
THrRR were several Book beer victims
noticed on the streets last evening. They
were "tred" but not quarrelsome.
A TEMPERANCE meeting is to be.held at
the North street church tomorrow even
ing. Preparations are going on to make 1t
"rouscr."
WILLIAM KEELINE was yesterday ap.
pointed guardian OF Clara Belle Conoway,
aud gave bond in the sum OF $500, with
Alfred PAUL as surety. ls
FRED NoRroS, Of the st. James Hotel,
Wheeling, Is negotiating with ]. r. Moss
grove, OF this city, to take charge Of that
hostelry. -!SttubSnvile Herald.
NJ. W. AMIcK was yesterday appointed
administrator Of the estate Of Mary Ann
Beaver, and gave bond in the sum OF
81 900, with ]. w. Amick as surety.
The National Transit Company, Penn
sylvania corporation, Was yesterday az
thorized by the Secretary OF State to do
business in West Virginia, having com
piled with the law.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals has
granted an appeal in the case OF Cranmer
and others against McSwords, and the prop
erty which was advertised for sale to-day
will not be sold at present.
LETTERS addressed to the following
named persons remain unclaimed'a at the
Wheeling postoffice: Jesse Beerbower, j
w. Bull, Miss Katie Cooper, Z. 0. Foster
n. 3. Martin, s. II. Price, John w. Riley
Annie NJ. Shepherd, B. 9. Smith, E. q
SchooAmaker, John st. John.
DIV. BoYD, Baltimore & Ohio fire
man who was SO badly burned and other,
wise injured in the recent collision a.
Pennington, in which Engineer Leonard
was killed, is once more able to be out
At the time OF the accident 1t was moi
thought that Boyd would recover.
| Ar the Zoo, Indianapolis, recently,
George France and Victor Leonzo. one o.
the brothers at Charley Shay's theatre this
week, became involved in a quarrel over
the relative merits OF their trained dogs,
lin the course Of which France drew pis.
toll, and was knocked down by Leonzo.
IL police court yesterday morning Judge
letters sentenced William Henry TO fouI
months imprisonment onthe hill. Henry
is the young man who raised adisturbance
at Hawkins shooting gallery Saturday
night, and when arrested by Officer Jun.
Eins fought and nearly bit one OF the Off
GERS fingers of.
TRAVELLERS and others who have deal
Iings with the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati Y st.
Louis and Pittsburgh, Wheeling \ Ken.
lucky roads should bear in mind the fact
that change in the time table has taken
place and that trains over that line now
Iieave the city at 6:20A. ~, 0:S0A. N, 1:20
r. NJ. and 4:l0P. NJ, city time.
.TuR Council Committee on Lights was
called to meet last evening, but quorum
failed TO appear and nothing was done.
The object OF the meeting was to allow
the Gas Trustees to explain to the com.
mittee certain matters OF importance con-
nected with the erection OF another
holder at the works duling the coming
season.
TIE concert at the Opera House to.
morrow evening by the Mendclssohn
Quintette Club, OF Boston, and the Arion
Singing Society, OF this city, bids lair 10 be
one Of the notable local musical events Of
the season, il not OF several seasons. An
unusual interest in it is manifested by the
musicsl and society people of Wheeling.
Reserved seats are now on sale at Bait
mer's.
YESTERDAY afternoon, about 8 o'clock,
Andy Mertz and Otto Tyson had set-to
on tho pavement in front OF Councilman
Healy's saloon, on Market street, and for
timo made things decidedly lively and
interesting in that vicinity. Officer Ste
phens arrived while the rlmpus was in
progress, and collared one Of The men. He
afterwards scooped in the other.
TIE North End rink was well filed last
evening by skaters and spectators. The
special attraction was the first appearance
in this city OF the Gould sisters, aged and
ii years. They were judged by many to
be the finest child skaters that have APP
peared in Wheeling this season, and their
exhibition was frequently applauded.
They will appear again this evening.
A SET OF new ensigns has been received
at the Custom House and q new flag pole
erected on the roof OF the building. A
little over month ago it was discovered
that the flags on baud were so rotten and
torn as not be seryiceable, and later the
halyards broke and were blown away, and
then 1t was found that the old pole was
rotten and liable TO break at any moment.
TIE Drown and Darling rink combina-
ton appear at the Capitol rink again this
evening Those who witnessed the per-
formances given by these people at this
rink last Saturday speak in the highest
terms Of praise concerning them. 1t is
one Of the oldest combinations on the
road, and has received some very fatter-
ing press notices from all over the country.
Lovers OF skating and bicycle riding
should witneEs to-night's performance.
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.