The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-27
LOCAL HRENITlES.
Matters Of Minor Moment In md About tht
CitN.

CITY,
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
THE GRAND this eyening-"A Bunch
OF Keys"
TIE BCnwood nail factory has resumed
operations,
OPERA House this cvening-lllustra-
ted lecture, "llere and There in Lon
don"
YESTERDAY was n mild, balmy day,
and the streets were crowded with
people.
THE stationary engineers OF the city
and vicinity will meet Saturday night
and organize union.
THE Circuit Court met yesterday, but
adjourned till Thursday without trans
acting any business OF public interest
WuEELIXG Castle No, !, X. OF q. T.,
gave an enjoyable and well attended So
cial supper al q, a. Il. hall last evening
THERE will be u car leave on the Elm
Grove railroad after the Raglan lecture
this and Thursday evenings at the Opera
House.
THERE were five eases in the police
court Yesterday. One man was dismiss,
ed, three fined and one sent to the hill
Tor ten days,
Mus, CAROLINE COLMAR, mother OF the
publisher OF the Staai: Irilumg is suiler'
Inc from broken wrist, received by
falling down stairs,
A sgyEN-YgAROLD daughter OF James
Nolan, OF ALLEY Is, swallowed u stick o!
candy the other day, and nearly ch9Keo
to death before Il doctor arrived and go'
1t out.
TnE Benwood ferry will perhaps com
promise for the loss of-lialIers IhNIt
team, wagon and ale last week. Nothing
has been heard OF any part OF the loss
since they went down.
THE street ears will run from Bridge
port to Wheeling for the benefit OF PEG
plc attending the Catholic Fair OveI
there, until II o'clock Friday night ant
l2 o'clock Saturday night.
A MARRIAGE licencc was yesterday
Issued to Benjamin S. Morgan, u native
of Marion county and resident O
Charleston, and Anna Thobnrn, u ma
tive and resident OF Wheeling.
PAT RooSEY'S show ut the Oper'
House last night had little merit; out
side Of the Quaker City quNrtette' Tit
audience, though not large, was large
than the performance deserved.
A NUMBER oil members Of the GrNn'
Lodge |. 0. L. NJ, OF West Virginia
which meets ut Benwood to-day, arrive'
in this city yesterday, and will go dowl
to Benwood this morning with theI
Wheeling brethren.
OFFICERS SHORTS and Carney ARRESTED
three North Wheeling boys on suspicion
OF having stolen some ice cream iron
Mrs, Xicgenirlder, but after Keeping
them in the lookup while and e%anIn
ing them closely, concluded they were
not the guilty kids and let them 60
DAY before yesterday two well dresSe'
young strangers put up at kll"yes'
boarding house, on Water street. Wher
another boardcr, who had forgotten Il
lock his room, arose yesterday morning
he found his pantaloOns had been stolen
and rs the strangers had disappeared, !
is supposed they were the thieves. y
description Of them was furnished tEt
police.
TuE religious interest in the Bridge
port Presbyterian Church is increasing
and meetings are held every evening ii
the auditorium. The opening singing
service, led by Mr., Harry Clark, is an at
tractivc feature. Last night the pNstoI
discussed the question, "IIow to 5ccom,
Il Christian" Tonight he is to mrej
"Diilicultics in the Way and answer
objections.
Our Inaugural Ball, ut the Arion, or
Monday night next promises to be I
great affair. Billy Mayors orchestra h
giving the ball, and wishcsall his friends
10 come, Ms this is the last ChNnccto dance
to his music before Lent, His entire
band will be on the stage, TO play all Tho
latest dances out. lie promises hl'
many friends something nice in thu
music line.
"MY PARTNER" is remarkable for thu
consistency OF its story, the brightness o
its dialogue, the force OF its dramatic SIT
uations, and the keen humor of its com
edy. Al the leading parts are strong
and afford ample opportunities for thu
display Of ability, and all were well sus
tanned, says the New York Rambler ant
Dramatic Weekly. This company will b,
ut the Grand Friday and Saturday.