The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-27
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CITY MATTERS.
brief Notes on Current Events Of MinoI
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ASH Wednesday.
LENT has commenced.
H1nE Riverside factory Ia now working on
double turn. n
,TnE Benwood Iron Works started up fall
force yesterday. Fl4{3
OxE marriage license was issued from Re.
oorder Hooks office yesterday.
ATTENTION Is called 10 the advertisement
Of the Central Glass Works. Two good steady
men can procure steady employment In the
mould department. iGs
MUNICIPAL court met yesterday and enter.
| ed 40 order Diminishing from the docket, ut the
cost Of the plaintiff, the caue OF Asa y. John.
stoa W. Harry Ankle In chancery. y
HTnx various committees Of the Board OF
County Commissioners have been In session
for several dnys past, preparing reports for
next Mondays meeting OF tho Board.
TnE Island school, which hm been In such
a bad condition since the Hood, will be open.
cd IN tbs upper rooms tomorrow. The lower
toome. which were under water, Will not DO
used Ill Monday.
A LARGE wagoa load OF provisions arrived
from Nav Philadelphia yesterday, consigned
10 Aav. II. II. Brown, OF The German Church.
OF the Eighth ward. The load consisted Of
clothing and provisions Of all kinds, and y
especially for the bsncis OF, the members OF
that church. 4.
Til: glass manufacturers association re.
Gently formed IN this city met yesterday al.
terno0tf. AS usual The proceedings ware
kept secret. The. outlook for the glass trade
was one OF the topics tha. received attention,
and 10 quote a manufacturer ut Ia not at
all encouraging. Trade promises 10 DO very
dull"
THE only transfer OF real estate admitted 10
record In Recorder Hooks office yesterday
wss a deed made September 20, 1883, by
Ellen Il. Dubois and husband to James X.
MeCourtney OF one acre OF land In Leather
wood bottom, rsserving the right OF n l2.foot
roadway, In consideration OF $1,000 and
other valuable considerations.
The west approach at tho north end OF the
Iron bridge on Market atrset Is s!ill In a very
bad condition. The ground settled Btill fur
Their yesterd.y, and 1t looks very much TO u
careful observer acquainted with the cor.
struction OF the bridge, as though the wing
wall was bound 10 70. There ID no danger,
however, as was sta.ed yesterday OF the bridge
going. %
SOMETIME after midnight yehterday morn.
Ing burglars entered the residence Of Morris
Horkheimer, Esq. on Capitol Square, by way
OF a side entrance and went through the
lower part OF the houae. They TUNED every
thing uI side down, but tho only article OF
value discovered missing was a fine oys'coat
belonging 10 Mr.. Lou HirJh, Mrs. Hork.
heimer's brother.
THE trouble at the Crescent mill between
tie firm and the roughers has been amicab'y
settled A number OF furnaces were started
un yesterday and the remainder will 90 on
this week. The position taken by the firm
was that the roughtr RS should pay 81 for each
pair OF shears broken. This was resisted aud
caused the strike. The firm, 1t Is understood,
receded in part from It's position.
Reserved SEATS can be secured Mt Wilson &
Banners this morning for the grand concert
to be given at the Opera House next Friday
evening, by the Opera House orchestra, for
The benefit OF the flood sufferers. The orobes-
ira hiss been carefully drilled by Prof. Louis
Vaaa for some time past, In preparing for this
event. A programme replete with choice
numbers has been arranged. and it can be
safely said that q musical treat will await
those who find themselves able to attend.
The orchestrs has been working hard, and de-
serves to be greeted by q full house. The
cause also, should be another good reason
for filling the HOUSE.