The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-06
LOCAL BREyITIEs.
Matters Of Minor Momsnt In aud AbCui
the City,
MATINRRs at both theatres to-day,

MATINREs at both theatres to-day, ,
OPERA HOUSE this evenlng-"shauu
Rhus."
ites."
THERE were four unimportant cases in
the police court yesterday,
THE usual Sunday School Tsachers'
meeting will not be held at the Y, NJ. O.
A, building this afternoon,
DAVE TAPPAS, the telephone liueman
who was recently 90 severely hurt over
the river, Is able to be around again.
A YouSo MRS's meeting will be held at
the Y, NJ. O, A, building aE 1850 o'clock
this evening, AL young men are invited.
WILLIAM sIERRRT, aged 2l, an employe
OF the b. 4 o, road al BsllRire, was run
over there yesterday and 80 badly hurt
that his left leg had TO bs amputated. He
may not recover,
NldHT WATcHMAN MURDOCH last night
found box oi dry goods and hats on
Main street near Twelfth, where 1t is pre-,
aumed 1t was lost. The owner will find 1t
at the Western Union Telegraph Office.
A TRAIN OF aity-ssysn loaded cars passed
over the Bellaire bridge Thursdsy alter
noon, II is the largest train Of loaded
cars ever hauled over the bridge, and re-
quired three engines to haul 1t up the
south side grade,
OK MONDAY evening the g. A. Hender-
son company will commence o weeks en-
Eagement at the Grand Opera House In
the famous play, The Pavements Of
Paris" The company 10 highly spoken
Of where 1t has appeared.
TuR house Of Mag RlbIe, late OF Wheel.
Ing, was raided o. Sleubenville Thurs.
day night Among the prisoners was
Thomas Young, Of Wheeling" who
claimed to be the brother Of one Of the
girls. He was locked up.
GEORGE Johnson, Colored, and John
Dumas, j., yesterday engaged ina fight
in an express wagon In front OF the
McLure house. Conatables st. Myers and
Bird arrested them, and Squire Phillips
sent both to jail in default oil $5 and costs
each.
ATTENTION Is called to the sale Of yalua.
BILE real estate at Fulton which ia to take
place at the Court House, OF 10 o'clock
this forenoon, A desirable tavern stand,
fine residence, and property suitable for
slaughter house or factory, will be offer
cd for sale.
ALBERT WEBSTER, farmer living in
Marshall county, Just over the line, died
yesterday, and bis death 10 ascrlbed to an
unique Cause-blood poisoning induced by
q burn on the tongue received by mad.
ysrtantly placing the lighted end Of aCigar
in his mouth.
Tux other day Steve Quinn called on
Mayor Grubb and asked for a release
from the workhouse. The Mayor re.
marked that no seemed to be out, but
Quinn said he only came out to get
bucket OF water. Yesterday he came out
to stay, as he thought; but he was mis-.
taken. His lease Of liberty was short,
Olllcer Carney took him up again in the
afternoon.
THERE is chance that the Bellaire nail
mill will be started up about the 18th or
Goth inst, but there Is no certainty, as the |
company can make more money by sell |
ing its steel than by working 1t into nails. |
The demand for steel ia greater than the
supply, and the price Ia constantly ad. |
vanOlng. On tho other hand, the demand |
for nails is quite slack and pricss are 80 |
low that there Is little, II any, profit In |
their manufacture,
TuE ELM Grove road will make It's
change In the times Of trains next Sunday
TO the usual winter uchedule. Trains will |
leave tho city at $3.50 am, then on tho even
hours till 1880, $3.50, $50, I and 0. The
hours for leaving the Park will be O:lO,
1895 q. m. and then at intervals OF an hour
till noon. The trains after noon will be
at 9:05, 4:05, 555, 1885 and 0:95. On
sunday trains will leave the city on even
hours from s u. m. to 0 0p. NJ, and the Park
an hour later.