The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-10
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Matters OF Minor Mention In and About
the, CITY. Z, 4 itS
" Ar the Grand tonight. True Irish
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4. Ar.ths Opera House to,nisht;-;7"apP.a.lu Paul
The Council Committee on Real Es-
tate has been called to meet this even:
ing. isss7it y tltfi6
TnE Wheeling PublicSchool Teachers'
Association will meet at the Clay school
this afternoon. Il * q +
YESTERDAY mornings session Of Police
Court was another ".whitewnsh." There
was not even a ."yag'' or a plain drunk to
dispose OF. ~ Y. ~ y
TnE Mingo Steel Company declared a
two per cent dividend last year, ind II
has not been long since the company
paid 100000 mortgage. IS
TIKI Cleveland K Pittsburgh pay car
made It's monthly trip up and down tho
river division Wednesday. AS usual,
It's appearance was warmly welcomed. e.
AN! employe OF Paige, Carey < Co.,
named Mcneil, while working around
the big tunnel yesterday, ran nail into
his loot. He was removed To the hos.
pital for treatment. II y.
TIE clerks employed In tho retail shoe
houses Of this city have formed them.
selves into IAN organization known as
the Clerks Union, aud propose to apply
for representation In the Trades Assem-
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\ TlrE stock men OF Monongalia county
have had for their principal topic OF
conversation Of late, tho weight Of 4
monster hog killed by James @. Wallace.
The animal weighed 100 pounds gross
and GOO pounds net.
THE directors OF tho I.aughlin Nail
Company held a meeting last night ut
which they declared n dividend Ton the
business done during the past year. The
directors, who were asked rs to the size
Of the dividend declined 10 state 1t.
For the past two nights gang OF i'm.
Fortunate beggars have made the corner
Of Main and Twelfth streets their field oil
operations. Several pedestrians have
been obliged 10 threaten violence before
they could rid themselves OF the yaga'
bonds. &c "a K, s & & 4
iIKg SAITH, the well known colorcd
dog fighter, was before Justice Davis
yesterday on complaint OF Jessie Sells
the woman with whom he lives, who
charged him with assault. lie confessed
judgment and paid the fine Of S. and
costs imposed. II H, 80
TIE members OF Sheridan Post, No
So. GA. r. are requested to be present
at their regular meeting tonight Mt
O'Clock sharp in order that all the bust
ness may BIO disposed Of by s O'Clock
when the Twentieth Century Club will
meet in the hall. i
IT is wonderful how the people con,
time to flock to Hogan's Tabernacle
through rain and wind, to hear him
preach the gospel. Last night, as usual
the house was packed and an interest
ing meeting was held. Tonight is Cos
pei Temperance meeting night.
annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
Company was held yesterday The OLD
Board Of Directors consisting OF Messrs
A. Reymann, NJ. Reilly, J. d. Dubois
Aug. Roll and Fred, Happy were ro.elect
ed. The Board will organize next Mon
day. AZ ~ 81 jis;z ,E3s
THE Young Mems Democratic Clul
will hold another meeting this evening
for the purpose OF finally determining
what they will do about going to Colum
bus to attend Governor.elc Campbell's
Inauguration. In case they 60 they viii
leave here Mt 1910 o'clock Sunday
night.
THE Englehard tribe was again en-
gagged in painting things red on thu
South side yesterday. About dusk the
state OF drunkenness which George ant
Susan had arrived at warranted Officer
Cruce and Stanley arresting them Thi.
is by no means the first! time they have
been behind the bars at Central station
About once in SO often they find it nee.
essary to perform. u 2.
In the notice Of the election OF officer,
"a tuC Oulo amy Oeutai ooCieLyt pun
lished in yesterdays issue, it was incor
rectly stated that DR.. Il. FL. Harrison
who was elected Treasurer, was OF Cadiz
DR.. Harrison was formerly of that place
but is now one of the leading dentists
OF this city. The annual meeting wa;
held ut his Office on Main street and was
presided over by him as the retiring
President. s. e 4 it + rs
The Iron Moulders' Union, No. 81, O.
this city, will give its fourth annual bal
at Arion Hall tonight, and the expecta
ton is that the crowd in attendance will
be the largest that has been seen at any
ball given in this city. this season. Y The
holder Of each ticket will be entitled tt
q chance in n nickel-plated Valley Stal
cooking stove. All the details have
been carefully arranged for by the eff
cient committees. So Z. t''ss b
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