The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-12
LOCAL RKEY1rIKs.
Matters of Minor Moment In and About ii

Matters of Miner Moment In and About the
City.
Two marriage licenses were Issued Sat-
urday. e
coxcERT and ball at Turner Hall this
evening.
"TnE WAGES OF Sin" at the Opera
House this evening.
ETHEL TUCKER in "Qleena" at Charley
shsy's Theatre this evening.
A MAN named Sweeney broke his
shoulder blade by fall on the South Side
Saturday.
A SPECIAL term OF the Supreme Court
OF Appeals will commence at Charleston
this week.
A HAHDsoMES iemens gas light was put
up on the south steps Of the City Build
ing Saturday.
CHARLEY SHAY's Academy Of Music
should be crowded at every performance
during the week to see Ethel Tucker in
"Queena."
THERE was no business OF special public
interest transacted in the Circuit Court
Saturday, and both sides adjourned 10
court in course.
TIE BeIlaire Nail Works has purchased
lot OF old iron rails from the Baltimore,
& Ohio Company, which will be worked
over into steel.
WALTER S. CUTLER, OF Sistersyille, and
Howard Smith, OF New Cumberland, will
enter the commercial department Of the
Wheeling Business College this morning.
LorrA and her company left over the
Pewiky road at 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon on a special train IN route for Phila.
dplphia. where she opens three we ks
engagement at the Chestnut Street Theatre
TINS evening.
Mayors orchestra plays for the Ger
mania Amusement Society on Wednesday
evening and for the Comet social on
Thursday at the MRnnerchor Hall. It has
also been engaged to play Tor the hop at
the Island rink on the 30th.
SECRETARY WISE, Of the Western Nail
Association, has received letter nom
Ashland, KY, saying that the nail works
there has lis heating furnaces and rolls in
operation, and So machines going at the
Manufacturer Cincinnati III cent? scale.
TAE famous Deckers, roller skaters, will
appear at the Chspline street rink next
Thursday, FRIDAY aud Saturday evenings.
W. NJ. Boyst, Of New York, and ]. ]. Bell,
of Cleveland, two skaters probably with
out an equal, will be at the AlhameEa
Palace Rink Saturday evening.
A rHREE.YEAR OLD son Of James Berry,
OF East Wheeling. fell from chicken
coop Saturday afternoon, striking on his
head, and wa9 picked up insensible. For
a tune it was thought his neck was broken,
but the boy finally recovered, having sus-
tanned no serious injury.
Two young men from town in q buggy
collided with the wagon Of gardner
named Fisher in Fulton Saturday night,
and when he refused 10 pay them s. for
the damage TO their buggy, assaulted him,
cutting his head badly with a billy. An
other gardner came to Fishers aid, but
the assailantS escaped.
SATURDAY Constable Lauchlin was sell
ing the goods Of the late Italion confec-
toner, opposite the old City Hall, to sat
isfy a claim of NJ. ThorntOn's for rent,
when City Collector Crawford vetoed the
sale and levied on the goods for city taxes.
After some words the Constable arrested
the Collector for interfering. He got out,
and stopped the sale. The matter will 90
into the courts. Mr.. Thornton claims
that the man who owned the property
did not owe any taxes, but that 1t was his
brother against whom Mr.. Crawford had
the claim.