The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-13
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LOCAL BREyTTlES


Matters OF Minor Mention In and About
tho City. n',5 Ak,
AT the Opera House to'night-"Nat-
ural Gas" 7ta fi as.5
AT The Grand to.night-Rentfrow
''Jolly Pathlnders' iii an amusing com.
edy. Pi'.1
TIE weather was 80 warm last night
that number OF workmen in tho La
Belle forge were forced to quit work on
that account. ~, hgGl faiG64s g.fi
TIE oil we'll OF tho Wheeling Gas Com.
pany on tho Conner farm, In the lick.
DRY field, is producing s barrels per day
Just at present. s%sF Ill.g ln
RoDERr ANDERSON was yesterday ap.
pointed in ClcIk Hooks Office az the
administrator OF the estate OF William
Porter, deceased. He gave a bond OF
$1,000, with J. +. Shlrk rs surety. sl5
OFFICER MORAN found one Charles
Glincs In a state OF paralyzed intoxica.
ton at an carly hour last evening. A
quincy had DO called into requisition in
order 10 get tho fellow to Central station.
In confirmation OF a rumor that has
been atloa. for q week past, to the effect
that m English syndicate Is about to
gobblo up all the fire clay industries up
tho river, In and about New Cumberland,
It Is reported that prominent Stouben.
vile lawyer has been employed to look
up the titles to the property. H
JUSTICE DAVIS yesterday sent ont
Charles Brown TO jail to await the acton
Of the next Grand Jury on his case
he having been charged by Charles Key
with stealing q yalise. Both parties arr
colorcd md have been employed on the
Union Bridge Company's tunnel work
Later the Justice fined Key s., and costs
for assaulting Brown. IA j5i Ga
THE breaking OF somo OF the machin.
cry at the Standard mill Tuesday, re-
ported in the Martins Ferry news de
partment OF yesterdays issue, was mol
go serious as reported, according to the
statement OF one OF the c0mpany's Off
cials. The break, instead Of causing ,
lay.olf OF several.days, was repaired Tues
day night and tho mill enabled to &C
on full again in all departments yester'
day morning. 70 VI u q
THERE werc four cases disposed Of a
yesterday mornings session OF Police
Court. Pat Finare and Charles Auber
plain drunks were fined 81 and cost
each, and in default Of payment vert
sent to the hill for fifteen days each
Jim Bowman, who engaged in fight
with the proprietor at lline's saloon, pait
s. and costs, and the other participant
in the racket deposited 81 and costs Il
cover bis share Of the sport. ~
RonERr McELRoY and wife, a whit,
couple who have been keeping place n
ITO Water street TINT has very dis
reputable name, were yesterday held By
Justice Davis to answer before the mex
Grand Jury to a charge,of keeping
house Of ill-fame. They were arrested
Tuesday night, when their place wa
raided by Constable Love. There ha
been much com plant about their plac,
OF late and several persons living in thu
neighborhood would be pie ased 10 Sc,
it broken up. '',1. {; E5E',,,,gl7aH =. r
TIE Claysville Light and Hest Com
pany having recently sold its half.inter
est in the Carson property to the uniol
Oil Company for $4,000 has decided t
dissolve its business relations, the con
tinuance OF the company being rendered
unnecessary by the good service thl
Taylorstown Natural Gas Company il
giving consumers. The capital stock o
the Claysville company was 100000
issued in shares OF $50 each, and twill
pay out about $500 per share. The Car
son property is about the best that ha
been struck about Claysville. s.lat
IT is reported that the Baltimore
Ohio company has placed orders 10
forty new passenger coaches, ten nev
baggage cars aud several thousand bo,
and gondola freight cars. These cars ar
to be built Immediately by various firm
and the passenger and baggage cars ar,
to be delivered within ninety days.
is also reported that the company i
looking into the expediency Of establish
ing chair cars on ali day trains. Durin,
the coming season the company vii
erect a permanent station at Harper
Ferry in the angle between the mail
stem and the Valley branch. e S 80