The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-18
LOCAL BREvITSs.
Matters OF Minor Moment in and About
the City.
MArrNEE at the Grand to-day.


MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
TEE GRAND this eysnipg-"A Chip Of
the Old Block"
CAPITOL RINK this evsning-Prof. Glea-
son, the horse tanner.
THERE ia talk Of the steel workers' scale
being signed next week.
A NUMBER OF dangerous falls were re-
ceiVed by pedeBtIians yesterday. The
sidewalks were simply impossible.
JESSE BuRKErT, of this city, defeated q.
o. Davis, OF Youngstown, in roller skating
match at Rsvenna, last Saturday night for
o purse Of $50.
TIE ladies Of 81. Luke's chapel will give
an elegant oyster supper Of Mrs. Berger's
residence Thursday evening Tor the ben
eft Of the church.
TIE Janusry term Of the Municipal
Court for the trial OF civil cases is now in
session, but so fsr nothing has been done
OF interest TO the public.
jog, the infant son Of William thinner
man, Of Cleveland, formerly OF this city,
died there yesterday. The remains were
brought here for interment.
Two plain DRINKS, man and his wife,
were all the cases in the police court yes
terdsy and they were fined 81 and costs
each and given time in which to pay 1t,
TIcKE1s for tho Heller benefit at the
Opera House tomorrow evening can be
exchanged for reserved seat checks Of
Banners music store this morning. a
large audience 10 assured.
CLERK Hook yesterday issued mar
risge license TO James Campbell, aged 20
J native and residsnt Of Wheeling, and
Mary Dillon, sged %, native Of Marion
county, this State, and a resident OIL
Wheeling.
DAVID GARvIN, the North Main street
saloon keeper, was arraigned before Squire
Phillips on q charge Of selling liquor 70
minors, and after hearing was held IN
500 bail for his appearance at the mex
term Of the Circuit Court.
. JOHN D, SCHMIDT was rearrested yes
terday on q capias from the Circuit Courl
and REQUIRED to renew his bail for his ap'
I pearanCe at the next term Of the Circull
Court to answer TO the indictment fol
shooting Sam Salmon, Of steubenville.
Nh. AND MRs. B. ALBINGER received and
entertained large number OF their triendf
at their home, corner Of Wood and Nine.
tenth streets, last night. A splendid
supper was spread, and every one oil the
large number that called had good time
Rev. Mr.. LEATHERBY, Q native Of Eng
land, formerly seataring man, but now
an N. Z. clergyman OF Fulton, declared
his intention III the Circuit Court yester.
day TO become q citizen OF the United
States and received his first citizenship
papers.
Mr.. W. A. MITCHELL, q clerk in the
American Insurance Oompany'a office
who boards at Mrs. Holliday'g, fell on
Twelfth street yesterday and fractured
. one Of his lega. He was removed 10 hiE
boarding house and Dr.. Dickey set the
broken limb.
CHEF SAITH received dispatch from
Moundsville last night signed by one
Frank Barkus, asking him to have hiH
men keep sharp lookout for l2.year'
old boy, dressed in striped suit and tur
cap, and whose right hand was crippled,
The boy was found yesterday at tho BEN
wood steel plant.
LEWIS No1rE, the Eighth ward youth
arrested Saturday on RchRrge Of burglsriz'
ing William Skaters residence in the
Eighth ward in June last, was given q
hearing before Squire Phillips yesterday
morning. The witnesses examined failed
to bring any evidence against Nolte, and
he was honorAbly discharged.
ISL PERKINS" was presented at the
Il Opera House last night by Frank Jones
and his company. The audience was Of
fair szs and enjoyed the comedy i'm:
nensely. This play Ia located in West
Virginia, the principal points being Fair
view Commonly called PughtoWn), Wells
burg and Wheeling, the former being the
home and birthplace OF MIR. Jones.