The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-21

here, and the standing Of Mr., Barrett as q
finished artist with the popularity OF this
play elsewhere, will doubtless draw q large
hOuse,
A HORSE belonging TO j. D. McFgdden
ran oil yesterday near Eleventh street
and tore down Ohspline to Fourteenth,
where 1t was stopped. No damage was
done;
&. W. BONsELL, a clothes ringer re-;
paiyer, was sufficiently intoxicated yester'
day fST tho s'teenth time to warrant his
arrest, GMIsr Dunlap took charge OF
him,
AT the meeting Of the General Assem-
bly, OF the Knighta Of Labor yesterday, q
resolution was adopted asklng mercy Tor
tho condemned Anarchists, but disClatm-
ing any sympathy with their actions,
Ray, FATHER MoELLIaoTT requests
those who have been cAnyasalng in his
interest in the contest for q chaliCs to
make their returns at the earliest time
convenient, as it ia desired to have the
matter decided soon.
RANDALL, the evangelist, Is still cirCu'
lating his tracts and other Iellglous llteTa,
ture about the city and talking aud
preaching 10 The inmates Of the county
jail and city workhouse. The prisoners
in those places invariably receive him
kindly,
IHE only transfer OF real estate adj
mitted to record in CLERK Hooks office
yesterday was a dead made October 20
1856, by Robert Fathers and wife, L
Oliver Pryor, for a tract OF land on TIT
waters Of Middle Wheeling creek, con
tanning l57 aCres, 8 Toods and is poles
consideration, 1854 70.
THOMAS NoBLIN and Thomas Nollln-
instead OF Goblin and Collins, aa printed
yesterday-who were arrested by Officer
Duulsp and Lukens Wednesday night
we've both sent to the WoIkhouse yesler
day in default OF fines for their disorder,
conduct the night before. Nollin WI
dued $50 and costs and Noblin $40 AM
costs,
Tue Mercantile Clubo Of this city, com
posed Of leading Hebrew citizens Ia
open its second season with q hop q
FTauzhsim's hall IN Main street, whicI
the club has secured for its h%eadquarter
this session., II has been nicely arrange
for tho club purposes, TO-light's sfsi
10 to be full dress and Is being anticipate
with much pleasure.
Mn, jos LARKIN, until recently one {
Wheeling's well-known young men, ha
written to q friend mere from Stanton
INeb., where lie is spending o few week
lon The range Of the Harlem Cattle CoH
: pany, Of which Mr.. Z. NJ, MCGillen, {
cleveland, formerly a large dry good
merchant here is president NJ
y Lsrkin is having a glorious time.
HowAsn and Willie Loomip, youu
SONS Of Edward Loomis, who lives O
\ The Cherry Hill road, fell into an abal
dOned well, the other day, while playin
about their fathers farm, and were scr
ously but not dangerously injured. II
rotten boards OF the platform GOVERN
tbe well gave way as the boys ran over l
ITnoy were removed with Home difficult
e BY MIR. LOOMS, aided by his neighbors.
e FRoM present indications the Madlso
4 sGuaIe Comedy Company, which con
u mences a three nights' engagement at IL
Grand Opera House tonight, 10 going
have A crowded house. The opening pla!
"Little Detective" which Lolita mado sue
a hit in, will DO presented in fine styl
y the beautiful aud accomplished little v,
calist and dancer, Miss Ella Miller, appea
ing in The leading role. The company
said 10 be good throughout, and, i sue
ia the case, the performance will be lri
class. Tomorrow evening the celebrate
play "E.merRlda" will be given.
Mn. RICHARD MANSFIELD will preaeI
his charming comedy "Princo Kari, {
the Opera House, October 22d and %,
during his Wheeling engagement he wi
be supported by the came excellent con
pany which shared in his great success !
New York City, where Prince Karl" "a
!, 1876 nights. Boston, Brooklyn and Phil'
delphia have ratified New York's verdit
and the gallant Prince starts on his trave
with flying coloIB. His recent Boston Ell
Vagement was much greater than his FIR
= one this shows that the fame Of his pla
+ ia built on solid foundations, and "PrinC
" Karl" Gun be trusted to bs all the goo
that has been said about 1t.