The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-21
LOCAL BREv1r1Es.
matters OF Minor Moment In aud About the

TODAY is pay dRy on the ONO hlVer
road.
"TnG MrKADO" at the Opera House this
evening.
FovR deeds OF trust were admitted to
record Saturday.
ALICE WALTON Comedy company at
Charley shay's this evening.
TuH work OF constructing the iron gas
tank at the city works was begun satnr'
day.
WILLIAM HABRRPIELD wants TO row
He'll, OF Bellaire, atwo-mile scull race ior
500 side.
IT is expected that glass will be made
at the Central Glass Companys new works
at Brilliant this week.
{ The Tony Pastor company left for Pitts
burgh yesterday on the Beethoven So
ciety s excursion train.
JONI WOLF was fined $50 and sent 10
jail for 50 days in the Circuit Court satur-
day for cruelty TO animals.
Tng Opera House orchestra's picnic at
the PARK next Thursday afternoon ana
evening will be the last one OF this season
at this popular resort.
Mr.. N. SCnrLz's horse ran Oh on Four
teenth street yesterday, and running INTO
a post near Water street, demolished the
two. seated carriage he was drawing.
TnRTy county fair, held last week,
was great success. The receipts we're
about - COO, and the company will have
n balance Of $500 or 5000 lett in the treas
ury, after settling up all liabilities.
TIE Nazareth Baptist church, OF Wash
ington, Pa, will hold their yearly camp
meeting at Potomac Fair Grounds begin;
ming OH October II. Able ministers Will
be present; also the famous Excelsior
Jubilee Singers.
THE Wilbur Opera Company, which is
to present Gilbert & Sullivan's new opera,
The Mikado," at the Opera House this
evening, arrived in the city last evening,
and the members are at the Mcclure and
st. james hotels.
THE excursion to Pittsburgh yesterday
over the F., q. Il st. l.. road under the
aurpices OF the Beethoven Singing 3d.
ciety, was largelypatrOn'zsd, severa! hun
dred taking advantage OF the occasion TO
visit the Smoky City.
The case OF Thomas D. Eof against the
West Virginia Printing company, Appeals
ed from SGnire Ankles decision, was tried
before jnry in the Circuit Court last Fri
day and Inc Squire's verdict for $50 in Ia
vol Of the plaintiff was sustained.
MAJgR GENERAL GEORGE n. TIBnLEs,
Commander in Chief Of thu Union Vet
eran Amy OF the United States, has COM
mis.ioneG Dr. j. 4. Smith, Of this city,
Lieutenant Commander OF the Depart.
mtnt Of West Virginia, with the rank OF
Brigadier General.
TuoSE who mediate going to West
Alexander to be tied in Datrimony by
that veteran soul-joirer Squire Mayes
mus. hurry up and do so before Septem.
her 30lh ii they desire 10 dispense with a
license. After that date the Pennsylva-
mia Legislature has made license neces-
sary in thGt State.
ToxY PAsroR's company nearly killed
the large audience at the Opera House
Saturday evening It gives the funniest
show ever seen in Wheeling. Tho few
peIformauc. that are not irres!stably
iaughable are artistically OF high grade. A
more pleasing and creditable entertain.
ment, in every way, has not been given
here this season.
neutrality-suspicious. was transactedin
Squire Phillips court Saturday: William
O'Hara, assaulting JED. Davis, s. and
costs. Mrs. Holiday, for assault and bat
terry on Charles Schultz, paid a fine Of 50
and costs. The case against Charles Son.
neieIt, charged with disturbing the peace,
was postponed till to-day.
LEON VAN WALT and James Craig,
charged with stealing $50 from Albert
Wells, were handed over TO Squire Ankle
Saturday by the city authorities, and the
Justice sent them to Jail in default OF bail
in the sum OF 81 900 each for their appear
anCe at a hearing set for Wednesday.
They are charged with completely in the
robbery Tor which young Wagner was ar
rested last week.
GRoRGE W. CAMPBELL, the man who
says he ia Pittsburgh printer and who
was arreated for completely in the robbery
OF George W. Adams, OF Marion county,
at the B. & 0. depot fair week, when Adj
ans was relieved Of $500, was sent to
Jail Saturday by Squire Davis in default Of
81 500 bail for his appearance at the Cir.
cult Court Campbell waived prelim.
mary hearing.
KRAMER's orchestra will return to the
city to-day on the steamer Andes from
White Sulphur Springs, where It has been
during the season, delighting all with its
fine dancing and promenade mu-
sic. Thursday it will go to steubenville
to play for big dance to be given by the
ladies OF the Germania Society OF that
place. 1t also has several engagements to
play in this city in the near future.
SATURDAYS Stcubenville Herald says:
Kramer's band OF Wheeling, will furnish
the music ct Turner Hall on the evening
Of the oath, Instead Of the Opera House
band as previously announced. Mr.. Kra-
mer and his band have just finished a
three months engagement at White Sui
phur springs, and will return to Wheeling
next week. They promise q rich treat to
their rSteubenville friends, as they have q
large repertoire OF new music, and are OF
course in splendid practice.
SPEAKING OF the performance by the
Wilbur Opera Company OF "The llikado,"
the Pittsburgh Times says: When the
curtain rose a gorgeous scene was present.
ed to the audience, and round after rouRd
of applause greeted Manager Starts arts.
tic stage picture. Thousands OF dollars
worth Of exquisite Jnpanese vases and
embroideries decorated the court yard OF
the palace OF 10 10. 1t was scene that
alone was worth the price charged for adj
mission. The costumes when Mr.. Wilbur
has imported for the opera are rich and
costly, as well as perfect in detail.-
Special Dive.
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