The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-07
LOCAL BRLylTIES.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the City.

Matters OF Minor Moment In md About
the City.
THE GRAND this evening-"1nsha'
vogue.n
HAsS'r the tin horn nuisance gone far
enough?
"MY AUNT Bridget" was given at
Martins Ferry last night.
TIE Amalgamatod Association will
give ball at Turner hall this evening.
TUE Wheeling Club gave smoking
social" last night, which was very en-
joyable.
TUE D. 4 o. Company is receiving
stone to be used in building new bridge
over Caldwell's run.
TnR bi.weekly rehearsals OF the Opera
House Orchestra will be resumed, open.
ing Sunday night at Arion hail.
ATRAMp who was sleeping in the city
lookup night Before last had new pair
ofshoes stolen By another tramp.
TUE Hobbs glass works we're shut
down yesterday 10 allow theemployes to
attend the funeral OF NJ. ]. Finley.
THERE was not a case in the police
court yesterday morning. In these pip
ing times Of peace everything goes.
The Touring firm Of G. L. Stewart &
Go. at Claysviile have ordered a large
tubular boiler from Cox G. Morrison.
OYSTERS have gone up in price. As
the election is past, this will probably
not be ascribed to the Mckinley bill.
Tue Bachelors Club had dance OF
Franzheim's nall last night. Van Keu.
rem furnished refreshments at midnight.
Tue Linsly cadets will have dress
parade at . p. N. to-day, and afterwards
the formal opening OF the new armory
will occur.
THE Executive Committee Of tho late
German Day celebration met ut the
Arion hall last night and settled up the
affairs Of the fest.
TnE young ladies' OF Chapline Street
NJ. I. church gave social and supperin
the Sunday School room last night. The
proceeds will be applied for tho benefit
Of the church.
DR.. G. G. MrLLIoAN, the dentist, is
building neat frame residence on North
Front street, near Zane, which will add
much to. tho appearance Of that locality
when completed.
TIE old worn steps at Eleventh and
Water streets, which have for years been
in condition which made it dangerous
to pass up or down, are at last being re-
placed by neat new stoao steps.
BLACK PRINCE lodge, X. OF p, had q
great time last night. After making c
knight Of a prominent politician, a ban
9uet was aerved in the rooms adjoining
by Mrs. Walter.
The Chancel Society OF St. Matthews
?. y. Society will give Coffee at the
residence OF the rector, DR.. r. R. Swope,
this evening. The affair promises to be
q delightful one, and those who 60 will
enjoy fine treat.
TIE old man who was hit with a
boulder in the Twelfth street ditch on
Wednesday. was Pat Parker. Nick
Patrona, the Italian who threw the
boulder, will be arraigned in the Police
court tnls morning.
YEsrERDAY Miss Sallie Hall, employed
at the Rel Letter Tobacco factory, sud.
denly became i'll and tainted while at
her work. She was taken to the home
OF her sister and aphysician summoned,
who pronounced the trouble cancer OF
the stomach.
HENRY WHITE, colored man who
was struck on the head with q club in
the hands OF another deckhand on the
Hudson Tuesday evening, applied to
Clerk Pendleton, OF the Board Of Com.
for assistance yesterday
morning. He had terribly sore head
and wanted to be sent to Pittsburgh.
The mau who struck him skipped out as
soon rs he did the act.