The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-18
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mattors Of Minor Moment In and About the
TnE newdials fcrthe Capitol clock have
been received.
aTur TITO OF wARs atthe Chapline
street rink This evening.
REtiaious services were held for young
men In the Y. NJ. o. A. rooms on Market
street Saturday night. Us
Tng Island rink was open Saturday
night for the first time in several weeks.
A private party had possession.
RoBRRr o'HA&E, William Florence and
William Dickson were run n'by, otheer
Junkins Saturday night as yags. "a
TIIE "Bootbacks" beat the "Black Dia.
mondsD In game Of base ball at the old
fair ground Saturday, by ascore Of 10 tos1
A LARGE Newfoundland dog belonging
to Fisher Brothers, Of the South Side, was
executed Saturday by Officer Grubler, for
biting q boy.
TnE Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has reduced tho rate between this
city and New York TO % cents Tor ten
word messages.
Mss. SUSANNA MuEltER was Saturday
appointed Administrative Of the estate Of
William Mueller, deceased, giving bond
in the sum OF 81, 900, with Peter Welty az
surety. !.
HENRY PFRFEER, Of the Fifth Ward,
drank cup Of concentrated I've last week
in mistake for wine, and still suffers rom
the results Of the error, though he Will
recover.
Mas. NANCY STANTON, widow Of the late
Governor Benjamin Stanton, died en- Sat
urday morning, at the residence OF her
daughter. Mrs. O. w. B. Allison. The
funeral will take place this afternoon
In the suit Of John D. Boyle, against
the Wheeling Iron and Nail Company,
Judge Ewing to-day fled an opinion De;
Gliding as the defendant is q corporation Of
West Virginia this court has not jurtsdic'
tiop.-SaiurddyS Pittsbaryh Telegraph.
A SHORE boat in tho back river, occu.
pied by Abe Keller and family, OF Pitts
4 burgh, was burned to the waters edge
Saturday, and with the exception OF TIE
stove none Of the contents we're saved.
Keller was putting Q new roof on the boat,
when the pitch caught fire. -
REy. DIR. J. e. SMITH will preach the
baccalaureate sermon to the graduating
class OF the Female College at the Fourth
Street n. L. Church, Sunday evening,
MAY 81. The annual commencement Of
the college will take place atlthe Opera
House ednesday, June 3. ii
HoLLrpAY Posr No. u, G. A. R., will
hold public meeting at their hall IN
/ Beck's block, next Friday evening, and it
Unexpected that all those interested in the
proper Observance OF Memorial Day will
he present. All old soldiers. whether
\ members OF the G. "A. Il. or not, are, es.
/ pecially invited. .
ga BuScn OF Keys" had alarge audi
4 ence at the Opera House Saturday night
Flora Moore Is the same piquant and pleas
ing Teddy as ever, and Dolly improves
| with age. Many new and taking solos,
Duets, medlcys and ehoruses were given
The performance has increased rather than
diminished its power 10 entertain.
TnE entertatnmentgiven by the Whittier
Literary Society at the ALEXANDRA rink
Saturday night was immensely successful.
Over 800 persons were in tho rink. The
race between Messrs. Shuttleworth, Shep,
I,pard and Dobbins;was q holly contested
one, Shuttleworth coming in ahead, with
Sheppard second. Leon ellis and Miss
Nellie Rusk won the prize orgraceiul
skating. Eighty couples took part In the
grand march, (which was led by Irwin Sin
gleton.
pREsIpRNr JoHNtK. WEIR, OF the United
/ Nailers Of America. got home yesterday
after an official visit through parts Of
Pennsylvania and Ohio. He found every
thing in good shape among the fraternity
and anticipates no trouble whatever, and
found the mailing fraternity in good spirits.
i He also took occasion to knock out the
Amalgamated Associations meddlipg with
the nailcrs' scale, aud their conference
committee has never mentioned that
branch OF the business since.-BeLlaire In
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