The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-30
LocAL RREYIrIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment III aud Abo
the Uiiy.

Matters Ut Minor Moment In aud About
the City.
THrBR was not casa on the slate at
midnight Tor this mornings Police Court.
TAs Yorkvills coal works, sitter be.
ing idle seven monkhH, started up last
week.
Tug Crescent mill, having completed
the Tepslrs to It's bollera, went 10 work
yesterday
Tue LaBslle Mill's muck rols will nsxt
week go to work on double turn after
long idle spell.
RICHARD WILEIE, the ex-pOliCeman, has
accepted the situation Of boss bluer at the
Belmont nail works.
The Top mill nail factory startad up
yesterday after q taw days Of idlsneEs
spent In making repairs.
HEINRICH HoHENsRN, native OF Ger
many, yesterday took out his first papers
in Part II Of the Circuit Court,
A CAR on the gas main in Alley Four.
teen blew of with loud report yesterday
afternoon, No damage was done.
A CHILLY, disagreeabls rain fell all day
yesterday, but 1t was too light to stop
work on the gas pipe lines or street i'm
proyements.
LETTERS addressed to the following
named persons remain unclaimed at the
postottiCs; DR., ], F. Smith, NJ, Levitzky,
James B. Hlckmau, IL, j. Cleveland.
CHARLES BRADY was struck in the eye
with stone by Ernest ShredeT, q schools
mate at the Union school, yesterday, and
painfully hurt, He may lose his eye,
A THRER.YEARo OLD daughter OF Martin
0berly, Of the Eighth ward, pulled q stick
from under window yesterday, and the
falling sash struck her hand, iujuIing it
so badly that one finger had to bs ampu'
tAted,
Tue case Of Dennis Gardner, fined by q
Justice Tor adultery, was called In the Cir.
cult Court yesterday, to which court It
had been appealed, The prosecuting Wit
ness not appearing the case was dis
missed.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted TO
record a deed made November %, by F,
T. Wingerter, trustee, to John W, Belle,
in consideration Of 1850, for lot 80, on
the west side Of Main street 10 Centre
Wheeling,
PRoVEssOR RULLEN's dancing classes are
to give q reception to their friends at Ger
mania Hall this evening, very pleas
ant time il anticipated, Professor Mullen
has been very successful with his classes
this season, all OF which hava besn large.
EDWARD TAYLOR, a Syouug man living
near Bsnwood, was thrown from q train
nnnn hia ,npan a. Liln nInnltnH riIa nm kha
bumpers, and falling violently to the
ground, was stunned. Though not dan.
geroualy hurt, he will suffer from the
effects for SOME time to come.
In THE Polic4 Court yesterday morning
there were twenty-five cases. Two Of the
prisoners went to the hill. Celia VIII
liams was find $50 and costs for keeping o
hou8e OF III fame and the five Colored
women with fancy names and the two
men found in her house paid 50 and costs
each.
THE "Tourists In Pullman Palace Oar"
opened an engagement Of three nights and
a matinee 1t tho Grand last evening. The
play contains considerable fun, and Incl
dentally music and speciality performances
arc introduced, and very effectively given
by the members Of the company, who are
all very capable.
On Tuesday and Wednesday OF next
week the great melodrama, "Alone in
London" will be presented at the Opera
House. Miss Cora Tanner and the fine
company which appeared In the piece here
last season will again present II, but the
scenery is new throughout, and the great
aluce acene Is said to bs better than ever.
The young ladies' OF tho Y. ". q. T. U.
will inset at I o'clock tLis evening ct the
residence Of Mrs. James Bodley, No. 81
Fifteenth street, to perfect their organizes
ton. This movement to enlist the young
ladies in the temperance work should re-
ceiye the hearty support Of every young
woman who II anxious to help on the
great reform.
On MONDAY evening next James A.
Hctne, Of "Hearts OF Oak" fame, will
present at the Opera House his new piece,
"The Minute Men" The play is laid In
New England and Boston during the rev.
olution. 1t ia very pretty love story and
not melodrnma. The company carries
the entire Get OF scenery for i've acts and
do not uss any OF the Opera House scenery.
THE musical and eloCutionary enter.
tainment to be given in the EIyslan Thea
tire, Bellaire. this evening, promises to be
great success. Tickets are selling rap.
idly. Many will avail themselves Of tho
opportunity OF spending the evening with
friends In Bellaire. In addition to the
extensive programme already published,
Miss Jennie Reich has consented 10 sing.
JOHN 0'DoNNRL1, who had been work.
ing with the construction force in clean.
ing out the cuts on the BIZ o. road, got his
hand badly mashed a week ago. The in.
jury was very painful and became inAam-
ed, and the unfortunate man was so rack.
ed with pain that no became go weak he
could not walk. lie Is staying in the
lodging car here, and is under the care OF
a physician. He seems to be growing
worse. 0'Donnell has no relative living
except q sister in Wheeling.-Beltaire
Independent.