The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-18
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matters Of Minor Moment 10 and AbOut the
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BASE BALL to-day.
Coon watermelous are scarce.
TaEss cool nights are very suggestive OF
frost.
Two marriage licenses were Issued yes
terlay.
PRoSovsclSo match at the Opera House
this evening.
"TaE BACHELORS" at Charley shay's
Theatre again this evening.
JACOB scHxERDERoER was fined S. and
costs by Squire Ankle yesterday for an as
sault on Thomas Clark the night before.
Tug iron work for the new big gas tank
arrived yesterday. The immense pillars
require three gondola carsto accommodate
them.
Is recent notice Of the sale Of colt by
Mr.. Harlan Carter, the types made 1t a
"three.year.old," whereas the colt was
but three months old.
WALTER BURKE was found guilty Of as
sault upon John Garter, in Part II OF the
Circuit Court, and his counsel entered 3
motion for a new trial.
NEXT Thursday afternoon and evening
the Opera House Orchestra will give q
grand picnic at the park. The park will
be Illuminated at night.
GoTTLIED STRAAB was yesterday appoint
ed administrator Of the estate OF Louis +.
Snaab, deceased, and gave bond In the
sum oil $500, with David Kull, ST., a3surety.
Ton LYNCH, plumber, was working in
q ditch on Fifteenth street, near st.
Matthews Church yesterday, when the
sides cavedinand hewaS nearly smothered.
He managed to dig out.
The ball given by the GernGnia Singing
Society at its hall in the Public Library
building last evening, was very crafty
ing succets. A large crowd was in attend
ance and everything passed of pleasantly.
YESTERDAY morning Conrad Freiz9 and
James Craig were arrested by Officer
West, while they were engaged IN trying
TO disagure each others CONTINGENCIES;
The fight was taking place on Market
street, near the postottice.
A GRAND instrumental concert will be
given in Walnut Grove, Martins Ferry
10, on Saturday eYaniDg at7:S0R. NJ, by
the Union Cornet Band OF sixteen pieces,
under the direction Of Prof. J.iW. Scho-
deld. The admission will be free.
AN enjoyable surprise party was given
at 9oe,ze's Hall, South Side, last night, in
honor OF Misses Knobloch and Kessler, o.
Allegheny City, Pa, A genial party Of
friends assembled and danced to the
melodious strains Of Birch's orchestra.
Tue engagement OF the Wilbur Opera
Company in Gilbert & SHlliVan's new
opera, "fbe MikGdc," at the Opera House
next Monday night, is Looked forward ia
: by musical people with unusual interest,
There promises to be big rush for re-
served seats when the Gale opens to-mor-
row noon at Banners music store.
TAR Injunction suit Of the Rochester
Steam Gauge and TubIlr Laptetn COM
pany, OF Rochester, N. Y, against the
Ewing & Bill Lantern C1mnany, of this
; city. was to have been heard at Parkers-
burg yesterday, but was poatponed oy
Judge jackson. Messrs Rlwling and
Ewing returned from Parkeraburg last
evening.
To-pAY the Globes, Of Bellaire, will cross
bats with the w. W. Bells, oil Pittsburgh,
one Of Pennsylvania finest amateur mines,
on the State fair grouads. Dunn and
Wes!lake will be the battery for the home
team, and Patterson and Miller will do
similar duty for the Bells. There seems
| to be some misunderstanding az to the
charge for admission. The entrance fee is
only % cents, and this entities each spec
tator to seat in the grand stand free.
To-lay's game will be called promptly al
8 o'clock and will undoubtedly be q very
hot battle.