The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-23
C BREVITIEs.
MATTERS of Minor MOmsnt In and AbOut tbs
City,
MArINRRs al hoLh thaatrea to.day.
AurrTLr more uuow fell yesterday.

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MATNERs at both theatres to-day.
A LrrTLR more snow fell yesterday.
"CLIo'' at the Opera House this alter
noon and evening.
THE six-dsy walking match at the Chap,
line street rink closes tonight,
"MoSTEzuNA" at the Academy again
this afternoon, and this evening for the
last time.
THERE was a good crowd at the Nail
feeders benefit matinee at Charley ShRy's
Academy yesterday afternoon.
TuE prices for tickets to the matinee at
the Opera House to-day will be 80 cents
downstairs and % upstairs; reserved
seats, 70 cents, on sale at Banners.
BIsuoP KAHN Yesterday qualified as e4-
ecutor Of the will OF John Bruce, deceased,
giving bond in the sum OF $4,000, with
out surety, none being required by the
terms Of the will.
Sol ABRAMS, the jolly commercial tray
eler, had his oVeTcoat taken by mistake
| while out the pike THURSDAY night, and
though a better one was left in Its stead,
Sol is very mad about it,
The river at this point last evening Wal
OH q stand with q depth or 10 feet . Inches
in the channel. At Pittsburgh the river
was also on q stand, the marks indicating
depth OF 7 feet 9 inches.
The case OF Colts vs, Entler, asuit to re
cover a commission on the price Of q "a
loon sold by William tntler to William
Mueller, SOM time ago, was decided II
Part II Of the Circuit Court yesterday, 'tht
jnry rendering q verdict in favor OF Mr
Entler,
AT the Academy OF Music next Monday
night the attraction will be Mon. Franco
MAS Great European Sensation, recently
from Paris, and something new on th(
American stage. Judging from the Juror
il created across the water 1t Is a brillian
and novel entertainment,
A DEAF and dumb boy named Smith
son OF Tom Smith, Of the Sixth ward, an(
aged s years, was badly hurt while coast
ing on the South Side yesterday. Hi
sled Collided with a wagon, the vince
striking him on the leg, breaking one o
the bones above the knee,
TnR Mingo steel plant is about ready
for business, At q recent meeting Of the
stockholders OF the mill the old board o
directors WAS reelected, Everything
connected With this mill Ia reported il
prime order under the efficient manage
inent OF President Laughlin.
WHEELING Lodge, b. P. 9. f., will gIvt
its htBt social session for the season Of 'Sl
at the lodge room in Odd Fellows block
next Wednesday evening ut s o'clock, A
large number ofinVItationa have been Is
sued and the expectation ls that 2 very
entertaining programme will be rendered
TuRspAY) evening, January %, thai
amusing comedy, "The Two Johns" will
be presented at the Opera House, II
alwayg was a funny play, and since last
seen here has taken on the form Of a
musical comedy, and Ia now presented by
o company especially selected to render it
to the best effect.
0PplCER JACK WEST yesterday found a
lotof clothing, consisting Of pantaloons two
ovprCoats, two blankets and q new pair Of
rubber shoes, under the Ohio River Rail.
road trestle south ofthe creek, where they
had doubtless been hid by q thief. Only
one new overCoat was OF any value, the
other articles being old and badly worn.
TIE coasters on the Main street hill
were more numerous last night than ever.
Harmless as this sport may be at night, II
should not be permitted in daytime. Yes.
terday a lady was knocked down, and two
boys narrowly escaped death beneath the
wheels OF a cart. Eleventh street fur
nishes q much safer coIsting ground tor
boys in the daytime.