The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-18
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Matters Vf Minor Moment In and About
the City.
AT the Grand to.night-the Leopzo
Bros, and their dogs, in 1.-THE Dog Spy"
THERR will be music at the Wheeling
Club tonight end q very agreeable
sOlpb.nightN assembly Is promised.
TaE members Of the United PTesby-
terrain congregation Of West Alexan.
der, will repair their church at q cost OF
$1,000.
SATURDAY, Real Estate Agent Haller
sold the Ed Faris residence at the cor
ner Of South York and Delaware streets,
to George Mul for 5000.
STRPHRS DRvIRNEY, an employee Of
the Baltimore 4 Ohio yards, had about
half an inch Of the middle finger OF his
left hand cut of Saturday while atwoFk'
A MARRIAGE license was issued by
Clerk Hook Saturday TO Wilhelm Hors.
ter, q native Of Europe, aged 22, and
Elizabeth Nitric, anatiye Of Wheeling,
aged "a,
THR November term Of the Circuit
CouIt begins this morning, The Grand
Jury will, 1t Is understood, have quite
number Of misdemeanor presentmenti
TO consider,
TnR Benwood mill has shipped seY'
eral thousand kegs Of nails by watel
during the past two or three days, The
other mills have also contributed theil
quota 70 tue steamers,
Tue train from the west due here al
6;l0 o'clock last night was over two
hours late, having been delayed by ar
engine getting of the track about lou
miles west OF BellaiTe.
Carr. Ton BENNETT has, II Is under
stood, been appointed TO tue foreman
ship OF the boiling department at the
Upper Riverside mill and will assume
charge to-day, The selection lisa good
one,
TIE Hobbs Glass Works shut down
one furnace Saturday, thereby throwing
quite a number Of employees out Of work
iosatine. A lack Of orders sufficient e
keep the factory on fullis understood 70
be the cause.
U, S. GRANT Camp Sons Of Veterans
will celebrate their second anniversary
by a "Boston Social" at g. A. r. Hal
tonight The boys will be glad 70 have
the general public feast with them on
this occasion.
HARRx FRAzIEg's newly patented sell
ieedidg attachment was run on some
eight.penny machines at the LaBellt
last week, and fully demonstrated itsel!
as a good thing. To-day an attachment
will be put on ten'penny naehlnp iol
weeks trial.
The ladies OF the congregation Of thu
Church Of the Immaculate Conception
in the Eighth ward, are busy arranging
for their annual fair and festival, which
will commence on the 2lst inst. ThiI
years fair promises to be the greatest
success they have ever had,
TnRyoung mems meeting at the !
NJ. O, A. yesterday afternoon was largely
attended. The young men who PARTED
pa.ed in the service spoke In a praCuCa
earnest way, with good effect and young
men were touched. Meetings for men
will be held each night this week at
o'clock. Rev. G. w. Grimes will address
the meeting tonight,
s.THg gentleman referred TO in thest
columns u few days since, as being, ID
the city for the purpose Of ascertaininG
what encouragement was to be had FOL
the establishment OF n basket factory, II
George Sleigh, OF Coshocton. Saturday
niOht he closed contract with Zarnit3
Bros. for the use Of building near the
b. o. depot, and by the latter part o.
next week expects to be turning ou'
split baskets.
THERE were fifteen cases disposed Of
at Saturday mornings session OF Police
Court, and the fines and costs assessed
footed up $3.50 O5. The majority Of the
cases were found in the houses Of Ill
fame in Alley O run by Mollie Williams
and Carrie Palmer, which were raided
the night before. The usual fines oil W
and costs on the proprietoretses, and 81
and costs on the inmates and visitors
were levied and paid.
SATURDAY morning, on Chapline street
a seven.year.old daughter oil James
Reed, who lives at the corner Of Eoa
and Twentieth streets, ran into the team
OF q farmer named John Fox. One Of
the horses struck the child on tho head
and knocked her down, but the driver
suddenly pulled up his horses and
stopped the wagon just az the front
wheel was about TO pass over her body.
The girl escaped with but slight injury.
A CONCERT is to be given at Germania
Hall tomorrow evening for the benefit
OF Christ's p. Z, Church at FairmoIit.
The concert has been gotten up by Miss
Sara Sweeney, Of this city, who will be
assisted by the following well.known
local talent: Mrs. Flora Williams, Mrs.
Geo. B. Caldwell, Miss Mary Rankard,
Prof. II. schockey, Mr.. viii Day and
MIR. Tom Carson. Such IN array OF
talent should oi itself attract large au.
dlence. Tickets can be secured at Bau-
mer's.