The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-29
Local. nnEvIrlEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and abou,
tho Ctr.

Ill.,
TIE GRAND this evening "Tho
Merry Cobbler."
TIE Woodruff combination will hold
the boards ut tho Grand next week.
TIE Riverside tube works resumed
operations last night after u long rest.
IT is said that Madame Rolla cleared
about $500 on her concert at tho Opera
House.
YESTERDAY tho strike OF the Mounds.
vile coal shaft wns settled, tho company
granting tho mems demands.
Az order will be entered by Judge
Campbell to-day in tho quo warranto
proceedings CONCERNING the town char
tor OF Fulton.
TnE annual license fees OF everybody
who has to pay a license tax to the city
are nowtdue,, and must DO paid on or
before the first Monday in May.
WILLIAM p. HuDnARn yesterday quail.
fed rs executor Of tho will OF Julius
Deiters, deceased, and gave bond in
$1,000, with G. r. Hubbard us his surety.
The latest in.thc.slot machine has
reached town. A penny In the slot and
a push on a bar and you throw five dice
undor n glass SHADE. 1t is the greatest
device Of them all.
TIE lady managers OF the kirmess, 10
DO held in " ashington. Pa, May 8 and
6, sent 4 lot OF tickets and show cards TO
Mr.. George burst. The tickets will be
for sale at Mr.. bursts.
A VERDICT for tho defendants was rem
dered by tho jury in the damage suit OF
tho Long Reach Stavc and Barrel COM
puny vs.. Wilson & Dunlcvy, which was
tried in the circuit court.
WILLIAM IL. FISHER and William
Jones, OF Martins Ferry, Louis Handel,
Frank IIennig, and J. B. Fisher, con-
ductor OH the Baltimore & Ohio, assum-
ed the antlcrs OF the Elks last night.
TIE Council committee on appeals
and remonstrances did rot meet last
night to reconsider the cases OF the four
saloon keepers TO whom licons es were re-
fused. No meeting has yet been called.
Henry ALn1SGER and Maud King were
before Squire Ankle yesterday, accused
of stealing a 500 diamond pin from
May Williams. The evidence was part
ly heard, and the case adjourned until
to-day.
SAID a juryman, sitting on a cause in
Part I OF tho circuit court, the other nj.
ternoon, alter the jury had retired to
make up q verdict: "Say,l would like
to know who the plaintiff and who tho
defendant is in this case"
THE repairs being made on the ,Balti-
more & Ohio track on Sixteenth street
are OF livery solid and substantial char.
act or, and this does not look as il the
company expected to remove the track
from the street very soon.
MARY GREEN. the colored woman,
was the only case in police court yes
terday. she was given thirty days, but
the sentence was suspended on condi-
ton that she leave the city. She prom.
ised to walk to ~Steubenville.
INTERESTING and we'll attended all-day
services were held yesterday in tho
Fourth street NJ. Z. church, there being
prayer meeting from six to seven in the
morning, followed by regular services
from 10 a. m. to 8 o'clock in the after.
0 Rev. DR.. Riker,presided over all
the meetings.
WEDNESDAY morning u mar living on
Eoff street, in the Eighth ward, was
coming across the river in a skifF when
he got in some large waves from tho
steamer Scotia and was almost upset.
lie dropped one OF his BARS in the wa.
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