The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-13
LOCAL BI.E yIr1Es.
Mattvrs OF Minor Moment In aud Abou
the CITY.

dattvrs OF Minor Moment In and About
the CITY.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
TnE GRAND this evening-"ThO Pave
ments Of Paris"
DR.. SEssLER was compelled to postpone
his lecture until next Friday evening on
account Of the bad weather.
A GOSPEL temperance meeting will be
held In MCLain's Hall, on Twelfth street,
Sunday at p. m. All are invited.
WILLIE SNYDER, q son OF the foreman al
the Atlantic engine house, fell OF q box
and broke his lslS arm. Dr.. Reed Baird
set 1t,
ATTENTION Ia called to the change in The
timO card Of the Wheeling & Elm Grove
Railroad 10 60 into effect on Monday,
November 10.
THE IETELLlGRNcER Is In receipt Of come
fne specimen apples from Mr.. &. p.
CLARK, OF Emerson, Jefferson county, Ohio.
They are beauties.
TIE ministers OF the city and adjacent
towns will meet OF the y. NJ. o. A. build.
ing on Monday morning at 10 o'clock to
form Ministerial Association.
THE County Commissioners committee
on Public Buildings intended TO open the
doors OF the building, to the public 10 day,
but cannot, owing to tho inclement
weather.
Tnls is the last day the old court house
will be occupied by the county. The 70.
moval OF the county library was some.
what delayed yesterday by the constant,
soaking rain.
A BRIDGEpoRTER named Baxter has
tued the judges Of the recent election for
81. 900 damages for rejecting his vote at
the Bridgeport precinct. Judge John
Cochran, Of Martins Ferry, 10 his attor.
ney.
THR Caleopisus have elected the fol.
s SSShs MY Vco 0T President tftofn MOfsn
ScCreIafy,A, Il. WeidebusCh; Treasurer,
Howard Wells; Ssrgeant.at.Arms, Frank
Wendell,
IT IL now said that the baby found on
Fifteenth street Thursday night by Officer
Duffy was brought to the city by q lady
on tho Hempield train. There ia no
clue to her identity. The infant 10 still at
the Children's Home.
THE second term OF the Linsly Institute
will begin Monday next. All who intend
10 avail themselves Of the advantages OF
this fine School should be on hand at the
first OF the term. The Institute Ia in o
much more hourishing condition than at
any lime In the past two years.
TIE union meetings which have beon
In progress at Martins Ferry for over a
week, under the direction Of the Evan.
gelist, Alexander Patterson, OF ChlO1go,
will be continued over Sabbath. Meet.
ings will DO held that day In Lafayette
Hall, at 3 o'clock in tho afternoon, and
o'clock In the evening. Tho long service
will begin at $3.50 and $3.50 p. m.
Tnp Linaly Institute Literary Society
held most Interesting session yesterday,
various excellent reCitations and select
readings being rendered. The feature Of
the day, however, wss tho debate on the
Mormon question, with Clark and Nay.
lor against Sweeney and Atkinson. On
Friday, November 2S, will be rendered
an original play, written by one Of the
students.
record TdIs deed I'n made October ii, by B. ).
Allison, special commissioner 10 John
Mofshrod, In consideration Of S64b, for q
piece Of land In Richie district; also q
deed made November 10, by the Patrick
McKiOrnan heirs to Benjamin Exley, In
consideration Of $l,700, for the north half
Of lot u on Ohaplin0 street, Ia Caldwell's
addition.