The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-14
LOCAL BREv1TIEs,
Matters Of Minor Moment In and AbO
the CitJ,


THE Grand this svsniug-'Ths shaugh'
rRun,H
Two marriage licenses wsIs Issued yes
terdsy.
MAYER's orchestra played for q private
hop in the GsrmRniR hall last evening.
LOCAL spoTtsmsn report that squirrels
are very plentiful in the woods this year.
A REGULAR monthly meeting Of the
Board Of Education will be held this even
ing,
THR Hebrew Feast Of TGbsrnaclea com,
msnced last evening, and continues for
eight dsya,
THOMAS GABRIRL, o native OF England,
yesterday became q full aedged citizen Of
the United States,
THE last will and testament Of Joseph
Greer, deceased, was yesterday admitted
to probate and ordered to be recorded.
MANAGER FoosR has had neat and con-
yepient hat racks placed under tho seRta
in the dress circle In the Opera House.
BRSwooD has q small boom Of present.
Two new stores have Just been erected
and one or two new residences have been
completed Of late,
Ma, Ton BRITT has Just completed and
fitted up comfortable and cosy dwelling,
corner Of Nineteenth and Wood streets,
where he will shortly commence house
keeping,
THR Zane street NJ. E, church has re,
Gently undergone extensive repairs, and
efforts are being made to have the famous
Chaplain McCabe reopen 1t on the
seventh Of November.
LucIgS BRALL, OF this city, while riding
on his bicycle between Bethany and
Wellsburg last Sunday, took Q "header,'
He was considerably bruised by the fall
and had one Of his thumbs broken,
Tar Elm Grove Railroad will run &
special train after the performance at the
Opera House Saturday night to acCommo'
date those along their line who desire Il
see Warde in "Damon and Pythiss,"
BALTIMORE LODGE No. 9, K. Of P, will
give skating and dancing carnival at the
North End rink on Thanksgiving eve,
The lodge has record for making q sue
cess OF all its undertaking. In this line
and this will doubtless be-. up to its high
standard in the past.
SQUIRE ARKLR yesterday fined William
Turner SIS and costs for an assault on
Henry Miller. Both parties are Colored
Ben Lewis, also colored, was arraigned
before tba same Justice, charged with as
saultiug Nicholas Pier, white, but was
dismissed at Pliers costs.
,,nn,, ,,aon,a hauaa ,,,ikn a.1a1 khs
rendition OF Measure for Measure" at the
Opera House last night. The audience
was appreciative, however, The comedy
was never seen before on q Wheeling
stage. II was well acted throughout, and
deserved a large audience.
THEY tell q good joke on Judge Bran
non in connection with his Hancock coun,
ty campaign. He and Senator somervillG
went up that way together, intending Il
Vet of at Freemsn's Station and cross Il
New Cumberland, but they were ter
miles beyond Freeman sbefore they knew
lit. The Judges meetings in Hancock
were delayed.
WILLIAM MoMANAwAY, the saloon
keeper, says the fight between John
Mooney aud his son, Charles, did moi
occur near his saloon, and that the boys
conduct has been so bad that he long age
ceased to have any control over him
Youpp MoManaway was fined So and
costs and frankie Russell IS and costs In
poliCe court yesterday Tor their tight on
Monday.
JOHN MOONEY was yesterday fined s.
and costs by Squire Petermau for his a.
ssult on Charles McMansway, and re-
quired to give bond In the sum Of $500 tor
his appearance to answer In court Tor bis
resistance to Constable Stamp In the dis
charge Of his duties. In default Of the
bond he was committed TO jail. A colored
man named William Penn was also Jailed
for assisting Mooney to escape from the
constable.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord two deeds OF trust and three transfers
Of real estate, as follows: 7. 8. Riley,
special commissioner, to John N. Mont
pomery, October 10, for q lot In West Lib.
erty, consideration $3.50. Same special
commissioner to VIM. Z. Montgomery,
October 13,for q lot In West liberty $40.
Harry ]. Mason and wife, Perth Amboy,
to Sarah A. Cooper, for lot on the
north aide OF Twentieth street, between
Market and Chapllne, being lot l41i
$4,000.