The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-11
LOCAL sREyITIEs,
HattOrS Of Minor Moment in and About
the CITY,

the CITY,
NATNRE at The Grand to-day.
THE Standard nail mill at Mlddlsport 10
sgsln in operation.
THE tongue Of tho big street paving
roller broke yesterday,
THR Fields minstrels close their engage
ment at the Opera House this evening,
YouSe mems meeting at the Y, NJ. O.
A. building at 7;S0 o'clock this evening,
MRS's meeting a. the Opera House to-
morrow afternoon. Short, ioECible talks,
and brisk singing, Men, 60
REv. W. II, Cooks, D. D., will hSye
charge Of tbs study Of the suuday.sChool
lesson at the Y, NJ, o. A, parlor this after
noon at 5 O'Clock.
AT the matinee minstrel performance
at the Grand this afternoon the admission
will be % cents, and seats can ba reserved
without extra charge,
KRAMER's orchestra went To Steuben.
vills last evening 10 play for a fashionable
hop given by several Of the leading society
men Of that town.
WILLIAM scHocEgY, q B. & o. brake
man, fell from the Top OF a freight car
near Board Tree tunnel, Thursday night
and was instantly killed,
THERE will be gospel temperance
meeting at the Chapline street rink ct
$40 o'clock, Sunday afternoon. Many
prominent speakers will be present,
"rHE LITTLE Tycoon" will be given Of
the Opera House q week from to-day by q
largo company which has pleased every
audience before which 1t has 80 far ap-
pesTed,
MICHAEL KRHoR, 81 and costs, John
Finnegan 81 and costs, James DougherLy
s. and costs, were entries on the police
court docket yesterday, all being plain
DRINKS.
MICHAEL 6lLLIGAN was yesterday up.
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
Patrick Gilligan, deCeased, and gave bond
In the sum Of $500, with Austin MCGrail
as surety.
ALARaE house greeted the Fields min
Btrela at the Grand last evening, They
gave q good show. Their parade yesler.
day compared tsvorably with Wilson &
Rankln's,
THERE was slight fire In Mrs. Thomss
Hughes regtdenCe on the Island yester.
day, and the Island hose was called out,
but the flames were extingulshed without
its assistance.
TIE adjourned annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the West Virginia State
Fair Association Is advertised TO be held
this afternoon at the Office Of Recorder
Hook, who Is Secretary Of the Associa-
ton.
JUDGE KELLY, Of ST. Olairaville, has
decided that summons on an agent OF a
company is not legal; therefore going
back OH proceedings Of the O., L. 4 W,
against the q. & p. railroad, in recent
contests.
. ClTY RECEIVER DUNAwAY, in en- adYer.
tiaement in another column, calls in all
outstanding orders, and gives notice thai
after December 81 no interest will be
/ paid on accepted orders which remain
unpaid.
] CLERK Hook yesterday admitted Il
record deed made December 4, by
Samuel and Elizabeth Buchanan 10 Jos
Baker, in consideration OF $1,000, for Il
acres and 100 poles Of land near the mouth
Of Eskine run.
The Old Hundred oil we'll near Burton
after being abandoned for tho last three
weeks has commenced showing oil. The
, Philadelphia OIL Company are making
arrangements TO drill line Of six wells
from Barton to Burning Springs, Writ
: county.
TIE sale CT reserved seats will begin al
Banners music store this morning fol
Daniel Sully's engagement at the Opera
) House next Tuesday and Wednesday
He 10 sure to have tpll houses OF every
aprtarspce, apu 1t Will be wise to reserve
sests early,
Wilson & RANKIN did not draw 40 full
houae last night as they would II the
company had not stopped at Bellaire.
Tho company Is moi up to It's old standard
though a pleasing entertainment 10 given.
The Pavenallas musical act Is the most
unique and amazing ever seen any.
where.
AT AN early hour Thursday morning 3
coal train on the Cleveland, Lorain &
Whteling railway Collided with tender
and engine it the Wheeling Coal.works,
Eve miles west Of Bridgeport, demollsling
two or three cars aud msshing Engineer
Walter Hinerman's left leg between the
engine and tender oil the coal train.
In THE circuit court yesterday the CAGE
ip ssspmpsit Of Weibert against the Stan.
dard Match Company vss settled, the
plaintiff accepting SCI 80, half his claim Of
$4S 10, in full Of all demands. The dam.
age suit Of Ortiz against the B. 4 o. rail.
road for kiIlinga COW was then put on
trial, and is not yet finished.
GEORGE LIVINGSTON, Charles McMana.