The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-20


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TIE directors OF the First National
Bank OF Claysville have purchased the
residence OF DR.. William Denny, OF that
place, and will remodel it into hand.
some and modern bank building. DR..
Denny has been appointed Census ST.
pervisor for the Western Pennsylvania
district. ssf's
THERE was but one case in Police
Court yesterday. Ada. Ross, a frail
damsel Of about thirty summers and
several hard winters, got on avid and
dizzy tear and went out quincy riding.
Failing to deport herself in proper
manner she was pulled in by Carney
and fined 81 and costs. r
TIE Bachelors Club gave one OF its
pleasant soirees at Franzheim's Hall, on
Main street, lust evening. The event
was one that had been looked forward
to with considerable pleasure, and the
anticipated enjoyment was fully real.
lied. Music for dancing was provided
and in other ways the evening was made
to pass very pleasantly.
THE Board Of County Commissioners
will hold special session to-day for the
purpose OF electing a successor to Clerk
Charles Woods who has resigned the
Office to accept tho position OF Assistant
Secretary at the Belmont mill. There
are q number of candidates for the Office
but it is not likely that much time will
be consumed in making selection.
TIE Pennsylvania Company will this
year make its own ice. The company
uses over $4,000 tons annually and the
officials have decided to put in five ice
manufacturing plants at different points
along the road. The capacity OF each
plant will be % tons each day. The ice
will be made in two sizes, one for the
tanks in the passenger cars aud the
other for use in the refrigerators.
Fon the pnst two weeks the extensive
mustard mills OF J. W. Hunters Anchor
Spice Works have been run at night. This
has been made necessary, owing 10 short
aye OF natural gas during the day. The
mills run all night, and during the day
the girls employed are kept busy packing
the product. The demand for mustard
is very heavy ut present, and II the gas
could be had in tho daytime the mills
would be run double turn.
IT is understood that the Hotel Wind
sor property and tho adjoining vacant
lot Of ground, fronting on Twelfth street,
is to DO sold at public salo some time
next month. This arrangement is re-
ported to have been agreed upon by
Messrs. J. H. Hobbs and NJ. Reilly, the
owners Of the property, rs the most ex-
peditious way in which to settle their
differences. at the last term, OF court q
suit looking to division was instituted.
Col. JAKE KEMrLE will lecture at the
Opera House this evening for the bene-
fit OF the Ohio Valley and Germania
lodges, X. Of P. The Objects aworthy
one, and the lecturer has chosen great
subject for fun and ridicule. Looking
Backward and Forward, is tho title Of
Mr.. kemple's latest effort, aud his bat
teries arc to be turned on Beilamy's
ideal government, with local characters
worked in rs they might be expected to
figure under Bellamy's plan.
TIE predicted snow storm that was to
mark this springs cquinoctial season
came iu on time and Tuesday night and
yesterday morning about three inches OF
snow fell hereabouts. II was wet and
heavy snow and made the streets very
sloppy and pedestrianism very disagreed.
bic. Yesterday afternoon it cleared up
and the sun came out. There are other
SHOWS predicted for this month and
March will probably keep up its record
as the real winter season OF the year.
A COMMITTEE from tho engineers, fire.
men, conductors and brakemen en-.
ployed in the B. & 0. yards in this city
and Benwood, waited on Yardmaster
Jamison with request that hereafter
they work ten hours for day, with IN
hour for dinner, aud be paid for IN hour
overtime when they work more than
thirty.ive minutes after quitting time.
Mr.. Jamison granted them eleven hours
a day, with m hour for dinner, and the
new method Of working went into effect
yesterday morning. gs1A