The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-11
LOCAL BI,EvITIEs.
Matters OF Minor Momoat ia anl About
tho CITY

thu CITY.
THE GnASD this ovening-"The Wick.
low Postman."
TIE GRAND this eVeuinG-"The Wick
low Postman."
THERE was not case in police court
Saturday evening.
FRElGnT traffic is very heavy on tho
railroads in this vicinity,
OPERA HOUSE this eyeniug-Bnnedt
for Home for the Friendless.
A BALL will be given this evening by
the Central Club, of the South Side.
CHARLES SIMMONS, aged 80, and Matilda
Ashley, aged IS, were licensed to we'd
Saturday.
REV. SAM SMALL will be ut Barnesvile,
O., one week, commencing Sunday, No
vember "a.
SATURDAY evening the police raidod
Grgco Henry's house oI i'll fame, and
arrested her, three men aud three girls.
TnE Buckeye glass works Ahut down
on Saturday until the frat OF the year,
several pots having been recently
broken.
Tlx miUs Nos: and at tho Laugh.
lin tin plate works aud the rolls Of tho
Laughliu mill will resume to-day, the
Skating having been repaired.
BUSINESS was pretty lively with the
police Saturday night and yesterday,
aud fourteen cases were rounded up
altogether for this mornings police
court.
The literary societies Of Franklin Col.
lsge. Now Athens, o., have asked Gov.
Mckinley, Senator Brico aud Rev. $. S.
Gibson to act Us judges in their coming
contest.
SATURDAY morning carly Samuel Spei.
dol, OF tho Eighth ward, died suddenly
from hemorrhage. lie worked in the
Bonwood pudding mill and was highly
respected.
ULyRH HOOK on Saturday admitted to
record decd made November Q, 1873.
by Nancy \. johnson to John J. Jacob,
for / ! acres OF ground in Liberty dis
trict. Consideration, 500.
THs evening tho ex.Coniederate COL
diers OF tho city will moe; to take stops
toward aiding the movement for n
home for Confederate Veterans. No
doubt there will DO large attendance.
TnE last halt Of this week "Jolly Old
Chung will bo tho attraction at tho
Grand. Tho play is one Of tho most
popular farce comelio, on tho road, and
thu company 10 said TO bo as good as
any.
TnE South Before tho War" com.
pany closed It's engagement at the
Grand Saturday night The four por'
formanccI were perhaps attended by
moro people than any former engage
mont,
Wnnr lock OF wild gooso wore pai.'
ing over Eastpnri, on Big Saltwater,
tncy flew down to tho crock ani one ol
them tackled largo pike. The fish
was too much for tho goose and II was
dsyouroi Samuel EspiCh was an eyo'
witneaL
The popular entertainment given re-
Gently In tho Opera House by tho pupils
Of tho Third ward school, will 10 TO.
ponted this Monday evening in bohaii
oil the WoBt Virginia llonu Tor Aged
and FriondlesA Women. Tho tickets
can DO obtained at tho Same rate aI bn.
fore al tho door aud al tho usual plaCss
Of getting thOm.
REv. JAcon BRrrrlSdlrAM will havO
charge Of tho young Mons moatinG thi
oyoning aG tho y. NJ. q. A. building,
This Ia the woOk Of prayer Tor younl;
mon, observed NIL ovor tho world.
Meetings will DO held Zach evening this
Wook but WOdnO,day the Y. NJ. y. A,
building from 1850 to S:l6 o'clock. All
mon will DO welcome,
TnE superintendent oil tho gaa works,
Frank Thompson, has nRdO tho follow.
Ing appointments lot operators At tho
relorLa: James GonllIos, lIoniY Lunow,
John Wilson, Theodore Watson, George
pluos, Philip fillolmmons, Albprl
Bolloyillo. John l,ito, H. NJ, Williamson.
John Farley, Henry Long, Erhnft
gchonnrlein, Louis gioinbcckct, William
lylOr Osborne Gray and Ad Kaya
RoLr &HASr have made tho following
Snloa tho past week Ton lots IN their
now ltivNrvicw addition 10 McNlcchOn.
Tho purchasers wCtO Paul llOlmI,
Charles W. Dtiohorsi, Mrs. Atnbnln
shnnlcy, Horny plnr'i, lnda llallott,
Y. Baldwin and Frank llallOr Also \
six.roomod house, No. 1884 OhRpinO
atFoOt, for Mrs Emma sChrom, 10
tiOrogs Dn'chi consideration 81 300.
Tho llyO.ToOlnpd honIs, No. ~ Vermont
slrool, for Mary " Logan, 10 Booth
Clemens consideration 81 900.
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