The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-23
LOCAL BREv1r1Rs.
matters Of nIlnor Moment in and About the
CITY.

at the Opera House this evening.
Tx handsome new pews for the First
Presbyterian church have arrived.
JAMES o'NErL viii appear at the Opera
house November 80 in "Monte Cristo."
Col. GRoyER in "I.o u" at Charley
shay's Academy Of Music this evening.
THE FOURTH street sewer, from Main
street TO the river, was finished Saturday.
Andy WElseERsER, Of the East End, cut
his hand badly Saturday while choppinG
meat.
TaE new gas holder was tested with air
yesterday. To-day the gas will probably
be let in.
The Starr Opera Company opens a
weeks engagement at Steubenyille this
evening.
CHARLES orro, the restaurateur, fell
down stairs at his place Saturday, and
broke two ribs.
The hinge factory is working full time
on specialties. A new oil house was put
up in the factory yard Saturday.
]. W. BoNsRLL got 80 days on the hill
for drunkenness Saturday in police court
in default OF fine OF 81 and costs.
"TID" SHUTrLEwoRTH, Of Bsllaire, will
issue challenge to "Bick" Sheppard for
another race for 500 or 500 side.
EDWARD NICHOLS and LuCie Barley,
children Of six years, raced at the Island
rink Saturday afternoon. The boy Won.
Two NEW pots were set at the Central
glass works Saturday morning. The
broken pots had been in service for two
years.
Ed. UTHMAx, charged with completely
| in the stealing Of Mrs. Dana Geyers dia-
monds, will be tried in Part II Of the Cir
cult Court to-day.
REAL ESTATE AGENT HALLBR sold the
Archibald property in the Eighth ward
Saturday. A Mr.. Williams was the pur-
chaser and $500 the price.
BALLS, carnivals and parties will abound
Wednesday and Thursday evenings. AL.
ready about half dozen entertainments
are announced for each evening.
SMITH & ROCHELLE, the bicyclists, closed
their engagement at the Alhambra Palace
rink Saturday night. A good crowd was
present and a good performance given.
The last will and testament OF Elizabeth
McGhan, deceased, was admitted to pro-
bate and ordered TO be recorded Saturday.
Charles W. Riley is named as executor.
THE first snow worth mentioning Of this
season fell yesterday, continuing nearly all
day. The sidewalks were rendered 80
sloppy as to make walking very disagree
able.
The repetition OF the entertainment at
the U. P. church Saturday night was as
successful as that Of Friday night. The
committee express their gratitude TO 0. A.
House for the loan ola piano.
The man killed on the Hempfeld road
near Triadelphia Tuesday evening was
identified Saturday morning as Emory
Garrison, a resident Of Elizabeth, Pa. He
was q widower and leaves five children.
TIE st. James hotel was the scene Of an
incipient riot Saturday, caused by the dis
charge OF two servants. The other en-
ployes objected, and raised row. The
police were summoned and prevented any
serious trouble.
THERESA ALLEN was on Saturday ap-
pointed guardian Of Henry, Edward,
Charley and Albert Allen, minor orphans
Of William Allen, deceased, and gave
bond in the sum Of 500, with William
Schockey as surety.
A LARGE portion Of the freight hauled
over the B. & o. railroad during the past
few days has been coal, for the company's
use, shipped from Piedmont and Clarks-
burg, this being necessitated by the strike
along the company's lines in Ohio.
Mn. B. MARKS, who has established
himself as the new proprietor OF the Nc
Lure House hat store, Is receiving the
congratulations OF his host OF friends. On
Saturday he held an impromptu reception
and did "a land office business" He is
there to stay.
The Moundsville Herald tellsof stormy
scene at the recent term Of the Circuit
Court there, in which the Clerk showed a
desire to "wipe up the floor" with Capt.
B. B. Dovener, Of this city. The Sheriff
had to interfere, and Judge Jacob repri.
handed both parties.
A RUNAWAY occurred on the National
road yesterday morning about o'clock.
The horse started at the head Of Fifth
street, but the driver succeeded in check
ing it on Market near Eighth street; re-
suit, broken spring. The young man and
his girl were badly scared.
Two COAL houses in Alley Is, adjoining
the rear OF Mr.. Casper Heil's premises on
Eighteenth street, caught fire last evening.
A still alarm was sent into the Atlantic
engine house, and the engine quickly re.
sponded, but It's services were not needed,
as the flames were put out with buckets.
THERE will be no music at the Chapline
street rink tonight or tomorrow night.
Ladies' will be admitted free on these oc.
cssions. Thursday afternoon and even
ing there will be great attraction at this
rink in the shape OF troupe OF eleven
performing dogs. This will be something
we'll worth witnessing. This rink con.
tinues to be as popular as ever.
On last Friday evening as Mrs. HAN,
who resides out on Seventeenth street,
was sitting sewing near small stand on
which was placed q lamp, by accident the
lamp was overturned and broken, but for
tunately 1t exploded in the opposite direc-
ton from where Mrs. Ham and her chill
dren were sitting. The window frame was
badly burned, and 1t was q narrow escape
for all.
TIE benefit carnival to be given at the
Aihambra Palace rink Wednesday even
ing for the Beneficial Branch K. of L. bids
fair to be very successful one. Tickets
are selling well and the managers OF the
rink will spare no pains to have every
thing well arranged. There will be good
music and plenty OF it, and a better chance
to enjoy q whirl on the rollers and help
along good cause at the same time can
never be had.
GUS WILLIAMS had good house OF the
matinee Saturday and small audience at
night at the Opera House. At both ap.
pearanCes he gave his very funny new
play "0h, What a Night" Taking
musical numbers abound in the piece,
new songs and recitations, ali up 70 his
high standard. The company 10 admir-.
ably fitted to the play requirements. and
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