The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-26
LOCAL %BREVITIEs.
s,al,ors of minSr Moment in aud about ths
Oily,

AiattoFa OF minor Moment IN hud Ab0 lhe
Ciiy.
oSE marriage license was issued satur-
day,
BuRHErr beat Delaney at the North
End rink Saturday night.
OPERA HOUSE this eysning-Grand an
nusl concert Of the Opera House orchestra
WHEELING PARK will be formally open
edto the public for the season next sun
day.
PEoPLE's THEATRE this svsnlng-Na-
tlonAl Ideal Opera Company in 'Ihe
Mikado."
MIS- NElLsoE,a native Of Denmark, was
admitted TO full citizenship in the United
States by the Circuit Court Saturday.
A LITTLE 5.year old son Of Robert Nc,
Oounel fell off q wagon at the Filth ward
market saturday afternoon and broke his
collar bone,
MAYER's orchestra goes to steubenville
this afternoon to play for a ball to be
given there this evening by the Harmonic
Singing Society.
JouS CHURCH was one church which
did not properly observe Easter. He was
run in at the Central Station by Officer
Iruschel very drunk. -,
MAuDALlHA KRIS was Saturday ap,
pointed administrator Of the last will and
testament OF Laborious Kress, deceased
Bond, 1880, no surety required
JoHN HILLRRY was arrested by Oticei
Grubler yesterday Tor disorderly conduct
His friend Bill Jones undertook to pre-
vent the arrest, Bill was likewise LOCKED
up.
TIE suit of johnson against the county
for services a. . nurse in the hospita
while he was an inmate OF the lntirmarl
will be re.heard to-day in the OIrcui
Court,
A NUMBER of young sports" who=loa
around the McLure House are talking o
forming a union called the "Knights o
Leisure" and are talking Of ~boycotting al
young men who work,
GEORGE BLAKE and David Ripehardt, o
Washington, Pa, were locked up yeater
day afternoon bv officer Glenn, 10
drunkenness, A friend bailed them on
and they left for home.
"YouEG Mrs. WINTHROP" had two yer!
small audiences at the Opera House satur
day. The company Is q good one, but thu
nice weather made remaing out oil door
preferable to sitting in the house.
TNg Pfesbytety OF Washir gton, which
includes the Presbyterian churches Of thi
city and the Panhandle, will hold Il o
It's regular semi.annual meetings In Wash
ingtou this week, commencing tomorrow
evening.
CLERK Hook on Saturday admitted Il
record u deed made April "a, 1885, bl
G.. l.. Cranmer, trustee, TO Ann h. Phillips
for a piece OF real estate on the west sid
Of Main street, north Of Alley 4. Oonsid
Grafton 81.
A COMMITTEE OF miners composed o
Messrs. Chas, Murphy, Of Homecoming
Md, and Norman Mcdonald, OF Cross, W
Va, are in the city soliciting subscrip
lion for the striking miners OF their dis
uicts. John NJ. Wallace, oil Elk Garden
accompanies them.
T.. HELLlNdRR, OF CAROLS marble works
was knocked down on the stone bridgl
Saturday night by nm unknown party
Robbery was intended, but Officer Bel
heard hellinger's call for assistance ant
responded so promptly that the highway
man made u narrow escape.
BRILLIANT Is furnishing nail plate fol
Mingo, but owing to a broken roll has 81
far failed 10 keep both mills going, al
though running part oil the time on double
turn. Since night work began at Brlllian
some Of the old Jefferson hands havt
been working there, and 1t is supposed
that OH account Of the shortage in mai
plate the double turn will continue 10
several weeks, thus giving tho boys some
thing to do for awhile at least.-Stelten
rRe GGadle.