The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-08
LOCAL BREYITlRs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.

Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day. Il
Tue GRAND this eveniBg-Al. G..
Fields Ministries.
OPERA HOUSE this eveuing-eLeayitt's
Folly and Burlesque Company.
A LADY whose name was not learned
broke u limb in getting off Cleveland
& Pittsburgh train Wednesday above
Bridgeport.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise.
ment OF Mr.. p. Kennedy in this edition,
He is Offering special bargains to close
out his business.
The Elm Grove railroad will run an
extra motor into the country next We'd
nesday evening after the Gilmore Jubi-
lee concert at the Grand.
A GASOLINE lamp exploded in the
house Of G. II. Miller, at ll26 Water
street, and serious fire was only pre-
vented by prompt action.
TIE police last night raided the
houses Of Kittie Linn and Laura Rose,
on Chapline street near Tenth, arresting
the landiadies, two girls and one man.
THERE was n very good demand for the
seats for Fate" yesterday at Houses
music store. The play is to he given at
the Opera House next Monday evening.
TIE garbage collector OF the Third
and Fourth wards was yesterday fined
50 and costs for neglect OF duty. There.
were besides two plain DRINKS in the
police court.
GEORGE PRErTYMAN fell from one OF
the poles Of the electrical railroad south
OF the city yesterday, and received seri-
Gus but not fatal injuries. Several ribs
were broken.
PILE DRIVING for the temporary bridge
over the creek ut Mainst began yes
terday. Horse power is employed. The
timbcrs used are fine specimens OF West
Virgihia's products.
Dir. WILBUR concluded his series Of
lectures last evening at the Opera House.
The matinee was for ladies only, and
gentlemen only were admitted in the
evening. The house was packed both
times.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record Il deed made December !, by the
Wellsburg National Bank to James X.
McMurry, in consideration Of Sl3j, for
II acres Of land on Castlemon's run in
Liberty district.
SOME OF the young men about town
propose chartering the Abner 0'Ncal for
n trip TO Wheeling next week, TO take in
the Gilmore Band concert. y large
nWmDer have signitied their intentieno Of
going IPeiisbTg Nclrs.
Al G. FIELDS Ministries had another
good house at the Grand last night, and
all were enthusiastic in their approval.
The performance will be repeated at the
matinee this afternoon aud the engage
meut will close this evening.
YouNG MESS meeting ut the Y. NJ. @.
A. building ut 1880 O'Clock tonight and
i o'clock tomorrow. The usual meet
ing for the study OF the Sunday school
lesson will be conducted by DR.. Cooke
az the Y. NJ. G. 4. building at . O'Clock,
WHEN the case Of Tim 0'Leary, in.
dictcd for assault and battery, was called
in Part OF the Circuit Court yesterday,
he failed to respond, aud capias was
issued and he was brought in. He then
gave bail for his appearance this morn
ing.
OFFICER SHORTS arrested night before
last two brothers named George and
Carl Schaub, charged with stealing $40
from q New Mnrtinsvillc merchant named
Cox. Yesterday relatives Of the boys
agreed TO return the money and they
were discharged.
THE attention of readers is called TO
the advertisement in another column OF
tO.day's paper offering valuable iron,
steel and nail stocks for sale at public
auction. The sale is to commence at 10
n. NJ. to-day, and the attendance will
doubtless be large.
CAPTAIN JAsiisoN, the B. & O.'s gen
eral yard master at this point, had Il
force oi men at work yesterday in the
old Hempiield yard south of the Public
Bullding, moving rubbish out OF the
way for some new sidings, and making
some changes in the track.
TIE approaches to the EoT street
bridge over Caldwell's run have been
nicely paved, and the bridge is now
PERMANENTLY open 10 public travel. Su.
perintcndent Warden is Justly proud OF
the structure. 1t is much better bridge
than was ever there before.
IN Part II OF the Circuit Court yester-
day Judge Boyd formally entered the
orders in the MdHdamis proceedings
concerning the recount OF the congress
siOnal vote, Both the petitions for .
mGRddmiH and eeriiOrari were dismissed,
which is the end OF the proceeding.
THE second sermon in the series OH
Success in Life" to young men will be
"Falure-its causes" II will be deliv-
cred OH Sabbath evening ct o'clock, at
the Third Presbyterian Church, Jacob
street, near Thirty-eighth. There will
be good selections Of music in which all
can join in singing:
THE Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton has arranged to have its house
warming ut ils neE home ut the corner
OF Market and Twentieth streets, Thurs
day, the 9th inst. The painters are
now finishing up their work and the
building will soon be in shape for its
findings. When the building is thrown
open to the public it will be found to be
one OF the coslest and most complete Y.
NJ. c. A. houses in tho country,