The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-06
LOCAL BRgyTFIgs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and AbOutt u
City,

MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
OPERA HOUSE this evening-"She,"
The GRAND this eyening-Floy Grow.
III as Nancy Sykss,
Il, ], MANSFIELD has sold his saloon
IN Main street near Tenth to p, j, Gavin,
"MAY BLossoMp will be given by Miss
growell at the matinee at the Grand to-
lay,
The Bellaire street railway company
aIdvertlses this morning for twenty-five
A NUMBRR Of wild ducks were seen on
the river again yesterday. II is proba-
pie the weather stops their northward
ARuLL train Of Streets parlor stock
cars passed Gust over the Baltimore 4
Ohio yesterday bound for Balti'
more.
Yesterdays weather indications said
fair warmer weather." II was cloudy
and cool all day and in the evening II
raIned and showed,
SOPHIA sIRBRgcHT yesterday qualified
as %exeCutrix Of Carl SlebreCht, deceased,
and gave bond in the sum Of 500, with
out surety, none being required by the
terms OF his will,
A SMALL boy was thrown violently
from a horse on the wharf yesterday,
and atterward narrowly escaped being
kicked on the head by the animal. He
was not seriously hurt.
TlR Mark Twain Rod and Gun Club,
OF this city, Ia arranging to give u stag
social on Thursday, the 18th Inst, Those
who are favored with invitations can be
assured Of q good time,
FRANK ]. RICHARDS, aged A, a native
OF Michigan and resident OF Washington
county, Pa, and Ada Ecebarger, aged 2S,
a native and resident OF Clarion county,
Pa, were yesterday licensed to wed.
THE Public Library during the week
1t has been closed, has been handsomely
renovated and made more comfortable
and inviting than eyer. Tho Library is
an institution that daily grows in popu-
larity.
TIIR iortnightly rehearsal OF the Opera
House Orchestra at the Arion hall to-
morrow evening will be the last Of the
season, The orchestra will now devote
It's timeto ~rehearsing for its annual grand
concert.
ATTENTION Is called to m advertise
melt in this issue ofthe sale Of the prop
erty Of the estate OF VIM. II, Shriver
The sale will commence ut 10 o'clock this
morning at the front door OF the Court
House,
THREE deeds Of trust were admitted ia
record yesterday; also u deed made
April | by Charles Horstman and wife
to Henry Siemon, in consideration o.
81 800, for lot so In division + Of the
Joseph Caldwell estate.
Mn. FRED HusEMAN, passenger agent
OF the Ohio River railroad, has arranged
to take tho Beethoven Singing Society Il
ParkeBburg on Sunday, May 9th, The
Germania Singing Society OF that city
will entertain the Beethoven on that oC
casion,
"THR E.ct OF the Resurrection" the
first OF q series OF sermons upon what TIT
Bible reveals beyond the grave, will bt
the topic Of the Sunday morning sermon
at the Fourth Street Methodist Episcopa
church. The evening sermon will be tc
young men.
"TnR Catholic Church and Education
will be the interesting theme Of Bishop
Kain's fifth lecture ut the Cathedral to-
morrow at 8 p. m. The bishop viii
explain the Catholic idea OF education
and the church,s position on the Public
School question.
BALTIMORE LoDdE No. o, X. OF p, gave
a highly successful and enjoyable sup
per and social at MHnnerChor Hall last
evening. The attendance was good and
everything passed of delightfully."-. A
colored quartette sang at intervals, The
entertainment will be repeated with new
features this evening.
THERE were 140 cases in the police
court in March, and the revenue from
fines and fees aggregated 1884 10. Yes
terday there were five cases. Among
these was Kate Cofield, arraigned on a
rule for failing to appear us u witness the
day before in obedience to o summons,
She was dismissed on paying the costs.