The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-06
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
matters OF Alinor Moment in aud AbNut
the CITY.

A LARGE number Of Wheeling people, |
old soldiers and others, took In the q. A.
Il. demonstration at Pittsburgh yester'
day.
LOCAL UNION, No. 0, A. F, G, W. u,
has contributed S25 to the Trades Assem-
bly, committee for the relief oil the Charles
ton sufferers,
Tue Natural Gas Company ol West VIZ
'giniR yesterday repaired tho leaks IN lib
mains in tho country. No Inconvenience
was caused 10 consumers.
TuRRR was but one plain drunk before
the Police Court yesterday mornings ana
he was released on condition that ne
would leave town within an hour.
BECKY CBlswRLL was locked up last
night by Officer I.uksns, who found her
drunk on the bridge. Thomas Gray was
run in by Desmond on the same charge
Tux contested will case Of the Thorn,
burg heirs was still on trial in the Circuit
Court last evening at adjournment, nav
ing occupied the entire days session.
In THE Circuit Court yesterday tho case
OF George SChAid, aneated on 9 charge oil
hsstsrdy preferred by Elizabeth Helt, was
tried to a jury, and sChsid was found
guilty,
A FORCE Of men in charge OF Anthony
LRlly ia LAYING twO.inCh pipe on Six
tenth street to connect the natural gas
main on Market street with that on Main
street,
PULLMAN & Co.'s circus disbanded at
Washington Saturday night, since which
time the employees have been ende9yor
ing to make tho management come down
with their pay, amounting in al! 70 SlOO
or 500. The performers were paid, the
others were left,
RULES were issued in the Circuit Court
Yesterday citing j. II, StampP,' Adolph
Bot and Henry Gill to appear on Noyem,,
her 90, and show cause why they should
not be fined for contempt for failure to
appear recently in answer to summons as
Witnesses in the Csse Of Joseph Tennley
against Henry Nichols.
ALL persons who had purchased tickets
for the Charleston benefit concert ut the
Opera House last Saturday evening, which
] did not occur, who do rot apply Tor the
return OF their money at Baumer's music
store by this evening, will DO considered as
donating thb money, and II VIII DO sent
on to Charleston tonight by the commit
tee.
GESEAL MANAGER McCREA, General
Superintendent Miller, Superintendent
TAYLOR, Chief Engineer Becker and other
oificIs4s OF the Panhandle Railroad Com
pany, came down yesterday on their an
nual tour Of inspection Of the p, W. y
Ky. division, and were taken down over
1.-THE B9nwood extension In their special
car. They returned to Pittsburgh in the
evening.
THE Blue Ribbon League has secured
the Chapline street rink for the "Goapel
Temperance Meetings" to be conducted
Iduring next week by tho Railroad
lEyaugolists, Miss JENNA Smith and MiSs
Addie Sherman. The first meeting IN the
rink will be held at 4 i. NJ, Sunday. They
will conduct services in one or more oil
the churches, morning and evening, no.
tlce Of which will DO hereafter given.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record bill Of sale from John W. Barrett
to David Wagner, in confederation Of
lSGl0, for the trading boat known rs the
"Paper Queen" Also deed made Sept.
I2l, BY Margaret Shaier and others 10 Mil
ton B. Slower, in confederation Of Sl4OO,
for lot 27, in Spriggs Row, in RitChietOwn.
Also deed madO August 20, by W. A.
CraCrait aud wife to George X Cracrait, in
consideration OF 5000, for lot 20 in the vii
lOge Of Triadelphia.
BILLY GEORGE and Freddy" Williams,
Of BellSire, who have been playing great
ball with the Maple Leaf club, Of Guelph,
Canada, returned homo last night,
TheDe fine players will assist the home
nine in the game against the famous St.
Louis MaroonB next Tuesday, George
playing third base and Williams one Of
| ;he fields. Watson, who lately pitched
for NSseliug, got home at the same time,
and may also DO found arrSyed against
81, Louis, With this combination good
exhibition may be looked for and the Wis
itors will have to play ball to win.
TaE many friends Of the talented olocu.
ZIONIST, Miss Ella Dillon, will be pleased
to learn Of her determination TO remain at
home this winter. She teaches the White
method Of using tho voice IN connection
with DelsartC. Prof. White was the
finest eloCutionist Of HE day. He was the
teacher Of Forest, Roberts and Murdoch.
He died at the nRe Of 81, having given a
lesson that morning. Miss Dillon has
had instructions from both Roberts and
Murdoch. The DelBarte system, which
was left unfinished, she received from the
New York School Of Acting. Ministers,
lawyers, teachers and public speakers will
Find II to their advantage to have a
Thorough knowledge OF these methods.
NIiss Dillon hopes in the near future 10
entertain WheelingGudicnCe with reci-
tationB with orchestral accompaniment.