The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-23
LOCAL BREYlTIES
Matters Of Minor Moment in and About th'
CITY.

AAAhtafn OF MINOR mohtht ~ NNo Ap9uNN~
City,
THE GRAND this eyening-"The Re.
ward Of Crime"
"EAsTRR MONDAY" balls abounded in
oil parts Of the city last evening.
NRw style rails are being laid on the
electrical railroad up Market street,
THERE were nineteen cases in the pO'
lice court yesterday and all the lines as
sessed buttwo were paid,
BOYS who came out in their bare feet
Saturday have again donned shoes, and
overCoats are again popular,
SoMR handsome and effective litho.
graphs are displayed announcing the
spring races here next month,
THE Benwood Iron Company,rit Is
said, contemplate the manufacture OF
billets from which axles are forged out
Of scrap steel from the nail factory.
A HASD-oRdAN worked by a good
looking young woman, accompanied by
girl Of ten and a baby, raked in the
shekels fast on the street yesterday.
AGRSTLRNANnamed spaulding, Of BOs.
ton, will demonstrate, at the Chamberot
Commerce rooms this evening, the
practical use and different applications
Of the electrical motor,
THE Cincinnati authorities advertise
for powders for street paving, Wheel:
ing might with advantage sell large
quantity Of second hand ones taken of
Of Market street and other streets.
ONLY q fair audience greeted Nellie
McHepry and her company at the Opera
House last night In "Three OF q Kind"
The company Is better than ever before,
and gives as fine an entertainment OF the
kind as was ever seen here.
"MY GERALDINE" (Miss Brainard)
and her company did not get away from
town for their next engagement, at Bal
timore, until last evening, when they
had to pledge their trunks for their
passage. They have had a series OF bad
luck all season,
Mas. MYRA Z. MARTIN, Of Bridge.
port, was yesterday paid by Mr.. H.
Williams, representing the Union News
Company, the sum OF $1,000, as q COM
promise for claim for death OF her hus.
band, William Martin, by accident at
Savannah, Ga, March 10, 1888,
JOIN L. KIMMINs was yesterday ap.
pointed executor Of Andrew II. Kim
Minis, deceased, and gave bond In the
sum OF $4,000, without surety, none
being required by the terms OF the will.
Rachel Fischer qualified as executrix OF
Martin Fischer's will, and gave bond in
! the sum OF $4,000, no surety being re-
quired.
TIE East End Athletic Association,
composed OF glassworkers employed at
the Central works, will give an enter
tainment and ball at Turner hall next
Friday evening. A novel and attractive
programme, in which most VI the we'll
known amateur specially artists OF the
city will assist, has been arranged.
ABOUT 4 o'clock yesterday morning an
alarm OF fire was rung in from box u,
located at the Top Mil, giving the de-
TO the extreme north end. 1t responded
promptly, but found that the fire, which
was in the blacksmith shop at the mill,
had been put out by the wOrkmen.
ELSA GRAY and William Calvin had
dispute yesterday In q Market street
saloon, which ended in blows, and Gray
had one eye artistiCally cOlored by
Calyin's fist. Both will be arraigned
in the police court this morning. Sew
eral women who witnessed the affair
have been summoned as witnesses.
The nail factory OF the Junction Iron
Crmpany shut down indefinitely on
Saturday night, owing to the uncertain.
ty and depressed condition OF the cut
nail business. The Jefferson Is still run.
ming number OF machines and does not
contemplate any reduction Tor the pres.
emit. On the contrary more machines
will probably be soon in operation
ISteuJenpile Herald.
MILE RHBA's performance Of Beatrice
in Shakespeare's comedy, "Much Ado
About Nothing" at the Opera House
tomorrow evening, ought to be wit
messed by a packed house. This famous
comedy has not been seen here for q
long time, and Rhea's presentation
may be relied on as correct and pleas
ing. Her popularity with Wheeling
theatre.goers and the especial attractive.
ness OF this play, ought TO draw every
real lover OF what Is really commenda-
BILE and worthy OF patronage in dramatic
art.