The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-01
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Matters of Minor Moment in and About the

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About the
City.
AL PooIs' DAY.
NlcE moving weather. this.
MATINEE at Charley shay's this after
Tnr Island Skating Rink has a new
band.
oSr marriage license was issued yes
terdsy.
ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
OF K. II. Black & Bro, in another column.
TIE ohapline Street Skating Rink is
well attended at all thesessions this week.
THE North End rink will be closed tothe
public this evening, having been engaged
by private party.
DAVENPORT Bros, acrobatic skaters, will
be the attraction at the Chapline street
rink tomorrow night.
Lors otpeople arc moving, judging from
the number OF wagons laden with house
hold goods to be seen on tho street.
Ip you SEQ a plethoric purse on the side!
walk to-day, stoop not to pick it up. Also
kick not the vagrant hat. 1t is loaded.
The Amy Gordon Opera Company will
be the attraction at the Opera House
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of next
week.
TuR Young Peoples Literary Society
will give a free entertainment at the Chap
line street church this evening, at half
past seven.
TIE Top mill has 5000 kegs Of iron
nails on hands, for which it Is said no
market can be found, the demand being
for the steel nail.
Ton RAYMOND will open his new Lotus
saloon, on Main street, dioining the Grant
house, with lunch all day, and concert
by the Opera House band this evening.
A PROTEST, 10 be presented to Counciiin
case application should be made to open q
saloon In the Seventh ward, is being ex-
tensively signed by the people residing on
the Island.
ANOTHER large audience assembled at
the Opera House last night to witness
Minnie Palmer's rendition Of 'My Sweet.
heart" As on, the previous evening
those present were delighted.
DURING the past winter the W. & Nv.
road has delivered in Washington, Pa,
eight car loads Of sheep pelts. They num-
bered about 5000 and were all from
Greene county, showing that q large num-
Der Of sheep were either slaughtered OF
died.
The Economy Building Association last
night elected the following Directors for
the ensuing term: James E. Hanes. j. F.
Miller, Louis Hartong, David G.. Morgan,
j. r. Butts, William @. Handlan, P. B.
Dobhins, Frank Falloure and Patrick
sharkey.
.CnIEf EVANS, Of the Pittsburgh Fire
Department, and Chief Dunning, Of the
Wheeling Fire Department, will be pres
ent at the firemeh's banquet at Camp
BELLS restaurant tonight. Both Evans
and Dunning are old steubenville boys
Yesterdays iSteubenrills Gazette.
Mosr Of the Catholic clergy Of this
diocese are in the city this week. They
como to assist at the blessing OF the Holy
Oils used in administering the Sacramento
| of Baptism, Confirmation, Extreme Unc.
ton and Holy Orders, which will take
place on Thursday, RI. Rev. Bishop Kahn
officiating,
TIE announcement in yesterdays pa.
pers that Mr.. John R. Handlan had
bought tho interest oil his partner, Mr..
Edward Larkin, in the Capitol Skating
Rink, was premature. Negotiations were
pending for such q transfer, but nothing
definite had resulted, nor, Mr.. Larkin
says, has there yet been NJ? arrangement
hf sIIch character effected
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted TO re-
cord deed dated April !, 1885, by joan
M Adrian To John ]. Kahn, in considers
ton Of $1,000, for lot ll3 on the west side
OF Market street, in Chapline and EotTs
addition to Wheeling. This property
north. Aided was also recorded made
March 2S,sb George Henry Wieshar and
wife to Phillip Dachman, In consideration
OF SS75, for the east half Of lot "a on the
south side OF Nineteenth street.