The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-09
LOCAL BREyITIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In aud Abou
the CITY.


0HE marriage license was issued and
one deed Of trust recorded by Recorder
Hook yesterday.
MAHAaER Roe, Of the Crescent mill,
slipped and fell on q hot roll plate yester'
day at noon, burning his left hand terri
bly,,
THR retail dry goods stores arc to close
In order to let their employees attend the
State Fair at noon tomorrow, instead oil
to-day,
MGR, J. 7. SULLIVAN yesterday qualified
as executor OF the last will and testament
Of, Kate Ooakley, deceased, Bond SSVoi
no surety required.
RAY, o four year old son Of City School
Superintendent Anderson, had an arm
broken at the elbow yesterday by falling
out Of small wagon.
ALBERT LEIGH, an old Wheeling boy
who has been doing sketch artist work
with Baird's Mammoth Minstrels for the
past four years, Is home on visit,
Miss KITE RHoADRs and her fine dra-
matte company played to good business at
the Grand last night, "Divorcs" was the
bill. A change Of programme will be
made again tonight.
THE United States District Court was to
have met in this city yesterday, but on ac-
count Of Of the illness Of Judge Jackso n,
has been postponed till further notice,
The Judge is at his home in Parkersburg,
UMIxED PICKLES" by Mr., J, D, Polk and
company drew another good house at the
Opera House last night, Aa usual, every
one was well pleased. Tonight "a Cen
tleman from Nevada" will be presented,
Mr.. Polk appears at his best In this play
The annual Potomac fair, OF this county,
will take place this year on the 22nd and
09rd insts. The farmers who exhibit at
this fair have made extra efforts TO have
their displays attractive this season and a
One show will be witnessed by those who
attend.
MICHAEL 0'DoNNRLL, OF Valley Grove
was given hearing before Squire Arkle
yesterday on the charge OF robbIng Charles
Saunders OF the same place OF $li, AZ
the evidence YVES purely CirCumstRnttal
O'Donnell was required to give only $500
bond for his appearance at the next term
oil court.
r. B. WAIT was yesterday appointed
h guardian OF Mary and Lulu Wayt. Sure
", James II. Wayt; bond $1,000. NJ. A,
Whitman was appointed guardian o.
George Robbins, William Henry and
Rachel Whitman. Surety, William f.
WhithRmj bond $500.
II THE following transfers Of real estate
were admitted 10 record in Clerk Hooks
Office Yesterday. A deed made by James
CASTOR and wife October |, 1885, OF lot
| on MCClsne Run, Liberty diatriCt, in CON
/ alteration OF $50 A deed made by Will
liam Trussell and wife, March y. 1888, to
Fleming Burt, Of one lot or parcel of land
in Triadelphia township, in consideration
Of ST 400.
A LIVELY sCrapping match took place
at 5 o'clock yesterday morning at the cor
ner OF Fourteenth and Water streets be-
tween John 0'Donnell, James McMecheu
and James Mcfarland, pipe liners. The
racket attracted the attention Of Officer
Bell, who locked the mon up. O'Donnell
paid out yesterday at police court, but
was run in again In the afternoon by
Officer Grubleri for wreCking the street dis
! play in front Of Roemer's dry goods store
on South Main street.
JAMES PARKER was assessed s. and coats
yesterday afternoon by Squire Ankle, ior
a cowardy assault on John Horn, q little
boot.blaCk II years OF age, The boy had
BACKED Parker's shoes, but had received
only a nickel instead OF dime. He
claimed the extra coin but was refused,
and after following Parker for some dis
lance was auIdenly attacked and beaten,
Parker was arrested by theSquire himself,
who had been witness OF his brutal con-
duct.
MoNDAx EVENING "Toney" Duaey, q
heater in the employ OF the Belmont mill
and August Drillen, ieeder.nailer at the
same works, swore out warrants for the
arrest Of two old nailers, by whom they
claimed to have been "done up" on Sat
urday night, The two men were-tu
a horrible plight, their eyes being
BACKED, heads cut and gashed and bodies
: bruised, body blue and both men were
confined to their homes on Sunday by
: their injuries, which were such as to re-
quire medical attendance. Yesterday
morning Larry Meighen and Pat Gavin
pleaded guilty TO the charge OF assault and
were fined S. and costs each. Last night,
the other cases were heard and taken
under advisement by Justice Davis,
by whom the warrants were Issued.