The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-17
LOCAL BREvIr1Es.
Matters of Minor Moment In and About the
City.


Academy this evening.
A NAN giving his name as Allen Kelly
WAS arrested al the Academy door last
night BY Constable Louchlin Tor DIS
orderly conduct. Squire Phillips com
United him for hearing to-day.
THE United Nailep, Rollers and Heat
ers' Association has fitted up q new office
10 the third story OF the Office saloon
building. The old quariers will be Kept
as sort OF rendezvous for members.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record deed made November j, by L. u.
Hammond and wife to Susanna Ham.
mond, in consideration CT $500, for 10:
an Alley L, between Tweuty'second and
Twenly-third streets.
GAIL gcaEuYgLER, ffteen.year.old son
OF Prof. Z. sGheutller, was playing
with a revolver yeste day at his home on
South Front street, when the pistol WAS
accidentally discharged, AID the bH
pierced the boys wrist The wound is
painful one, but not dangerous.
TIE following letters remain unclaimed
at the pcstoflice: J. d. DutFcy, j. r.
Brackep, D. E. Bushnell, Rev. X. Nj
PheteIs, Jas. Neagle, ]. A. RoDey, L. j:
Earlz, Chas. L. Todd, Ed. Teutel, Samuel
Taylor, John Vail, F. NJ. Williamson, Jet-
ierson Williams, 0tia Lucas
The Chapline street polo club will go to
Bs!laire tonight TO play the E!ysian club
at the opening Of the Elyaian rink. Bel
laire has good club and will give the
boys q hard game. Both clubs are in
splendid condition, and the one that wins
will have a well earned victory.
BURGLARS, though probably amateurs,
broke into the office Of Squire W. Fl. Davis,
| in Blackstone row, on Chapline street,
Sunday night, and made themselves ~
home for several hour. Only a few small
articles vera migsing Yesterday. An en-.
trance was effected through back window
JESSE BUREErr, Wheeling's well known
fast skater, bas accepted the challenge oil
John Dobbins, OF S,euhenville, formerly
Of Martins Ferry, to skate race, mile
heats, best two in three, Tor purse OF $50
side, at tho Chapline street rinF, and
Friday evening next has been a2rFed
upon as the time at which the race shall
take place.
The clever and enterprising managers
OF the ChRpline street rink, always on the
lookout for something to please their
patrons, have bit on a new idea, which
will be presented for the first time in
Wheeling tonight. 1t Is bound to make
everyone laugh. Everyone was talking
about it yesterday, bnt as yet no one
knows what it is to be.
THREE rough looking men were coming
down Seventeenth street yesterday, and
one Of them entered q yard and assaulted
little girl. There WAS no person In the
neighborhood but three ladies', but they
succeeded in gearing the man away by
shouting. The police we're notified, and
pursued, but did not catch their man.
Ono OF the assailant's companions is said
to have been Patsy 0'Donnell.
TIE case OF Frank MRloney and William
Kline, who had the difficulty in the Sixth
ward on Sunday, November 8, was heard
by Squire Davis yesterday afternoon, and
both men were fined S25 and costs for
assault and battery. Kline paid his line
with alacrity, while Maloney's attorneys
announced their intention TO take an ap-
peal. Later the grand jury indicted
Kline for assault with intent to kill.
WILLIAM FAULXESsTISR accused OF rob.
bling William Shakespeare, OF S3S, had a
hearing yesterday before Squire Ankle,
and was held in ST 600 bail for his appear
ance 10 answer to the action OF the grand
Jury. His brother agreed to 20 on his
bond In case he would swear not to drink
anything Intoxicating for six months,
which he did. Later in the day the matter
was brought before the grand jury, which
body refused to indict tho accused.
THE indianapolis Journal says: 1.-THE
Adah Richmond American Burlesque
Company Is an organization OF very clever
people. 'The Sleeping Beauty is must.
cal melanRe of a very pleasing and enter
tanning character. The scenic and mech
anical effects with which the piece Is &C.
companied are specially taking. All the
latest musical hits from the new operaP,
The Black Hussar,' 'Niikado' and 'NRDon,
arc introduced, incidentally, and taken IN
whole the performance was good. The
singing, especially OF Seek the Answer in
the Stars was excellent, and was received
with evidences Of marked appreciation by
the audience.
THE theatre-goirg public Of Newark
and wheeling have dramatic treat IN
store for them, as Gus Williams and his
company are booked to appear in the
towns named In George Hoey's laughable
comedy, ooh, What night" Mr.. Will
liams has no equal upon the stage in
the delineation OF eccentric German
comedy, and his singing Of music original
with himself Is always productive OF the
keeuCst pleasure. The comedy "Oh What
a Night" Is full OF iuu.provoking situa-
tons, and affords Mr.. Williams, as "Msjor
Herman Pollgieser," ample scope for the
display OF bis versatile abilities. The
company appearat Newark, Ohio, Novem-
Der 10. and Wheeling, W. Va, November
Cincinnati Enquirer.