The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-24
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matters of Minor Momtnt in and About the
City.
81. o. U."AT Charley shay's Academy
Of Music this evening.
W. HRALY is likely to be the postmaster
at Benwood under the new regime.
PAT Rooney and his company are at the
Mcclure House. They leave for GAINESVILLE
this morning.
TIE "dog circus" announced for the
Chspline street rink will open Thursday
at the matinee.
A REGULAR semi.monthly meeting OF
Council will be held at the Public Build
ing this evening.
POULTRY begins to show up in market.
Wednesday, will be Turkey Day" in the
Second ward market.
THE Happy Eight" will give skating
carnival at the Chapline street rink
Wednesday evening.
CHARLES BELLEvILLE, a son OF EXPO
licemau Belleyille, fell at the Chapline
street rink Saturday night and sprained
one Of his arms badly.
The pots which were set in the Central
glasshouse furnace Saturday had been IN
nse eleven month"; instead OF two years.
Eleven months is an unusally long run.
WHEAT thieves are operating in some
parts OF the country. Their plan 10 70 bore
into bins from the outside and catch the
wheat in bags and then plug the hole up.
CurRF OF POLICE SIXTH has ordered the
saloons to close up on Sunday. The order
"a an admission that he knows the law he
swore to enforce has been generally and
persistently violated in the past.
THE paper advertising James 0'Neill's
appearance at the Opera House next
Monday EVENING" November 80, in
"Monte Christie" Is as fine as any ever
seen in Wheeling, The show 10 said to be
still finer.
The exhibition drill to be given at the
CAPITAL rink Thanksgiving night by the
knights OF St. George is looked forward to
with unusual interest by the public. The
knights are well drilled and will do some
new and difficult evolutions. The exhibit
ton will be well worth witnessing.
THE seats in the Opera House gallery
will be placed on sale at Banners music
store this morning for the engagement oil
Miss Clara Morris tomorrow evening in
"The New Magdalen." The Elm Grove
motors will make an extra trip to the
country tomorrow night after the per
iormance.
TIES snow continued TO fall all day yes.
terday, but did not remain white long in
town. The hills wore caps OF white last
evening. Passengers coming in on the
railroads say that back Of Bellaire snow
vas five or six inches deep. AT Rouey's
Point it was four inches or 80. Snow OF
rain fell very generally yesterday. "old
Probs" was "badly off,
The following letters are unclaimed at
the Postotlice: Jas. S, Ball, John ]. Buch-
snan. Thos. Bartlett, Miss Annie Crom-
well, G. r. Cook, Il. P. Chapman, ]. F.
Cruise, John Davidson, y. Faust, l..
Gallagher, H. Halman, VIM, ]. Hope,
Chas. L. Joy, VIM. Krause, Adam Laugh.
lin, Louis Wagner, r. II. Spears, N. A.
Odemiller, Jno. F. Nelson.
TIM last will and testament Of Charley
RAIDER, ST., deceased, was admitted to pro-
bate and ordered to be recorded yesterday
The executors named in the will are Aaron
W. RAIDER and Charles II. RAIDER, jr.
Aaron W. RAIDER was also made guardian
Of Lena, Mary and Nellie, orphans Of John
RAIDER, decsaSed, and gave bond in the
sum OF $500, with Adam Elig as securely.
THE gambling rooms OF George Wick
ham. on the corner OF Market and Elev.
snth streets, were "pulled" Saturday night
by Officers Junkius, Dunlap and Watson,
Five men and tho proprietor were ar
rested. All were released on putting up
money to cover their fines. The order
upder which women are locked up all
night evidently does not apply to gamb-
lers.
A WARRANT was sworn out before Squire
ArkIe last evening by George W. Walt for
| Jennie Randall, who lives in house on
the east eide OF Eof street below Seven.
teenth, belonging TO Robert Emblem, and
who was charged by Walt with keepIng q
house OF ill-fame. Constable Wilcox ar.
rested her and Bunt Sheekey, who was in
the house. The woman went TO jail in
default Of 500 bail, and Sheekey In de-
fault OF SIS fine and the costs.
A LAND SLIDE on the Ohio River rail rosd
opposite Cochransville struck the engine
Of the train that left this city at 4:lO p. N.
Sunday evening, throwing the tender of
the track. A force Of men was put to
work, but trains were again badly delayed
Yesterday, the morning trains having TO
transfer at the slide, and being delayed
four hous. There was also small slide
in MARSHALL county Sunday night. The
track will be clear by this morning.
PAT RooNRr's New York Star combina-
ton had light house at the Opera House
last night, but gave very good entertain
ment. The orchestra and band are excel
lent, and there is not q poor performer in
the company. Dayton and Granger, Hi!
Tom Ward, Woodson and Bennett, Leonzo,
the jugHler, Heating and Flynn, Howard,
Russell, Weeks and Talbert, Howard and
the Whitneys, Pat Rooney and Katie
Rooney are names that ought to pack any
house full.
ABOUT PEOPLE.