The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-26
LOCAL BRBVrrlEs.
sIattsrs Of Minor Moment In and About
tho City.

tho City.
THE Hobbs Glass Works will resume
in full to-day.
TIERS is a possibility that the Tn
State League will be in existence this
season. :.
Or next Friday evening the pupils Of
Prof.. S. O. Engle will give concert at
Germania Hall.
Oh. RINEHARr, OF the Eighth ward,
has purchased the ealoon Of Christian
Lotze, on South Eof street.
THERE we're only seventy.six deaths
in Braxton county last year IN popula'
ton Of $4,000. There were 45S births.
CHR1sT wAaoNER, formerly Of this
city, but later Of MiDgo Junction, has
been mysteriously missing since last
Tuesday.
TnR East End Athletic Association
will wind up its snte.lent pleasures with
a ball at Turner Hall on Friday evening,
February6 8.
TEE matter of holding night market at
the Second ward market house Is being
agitated by residents OF the Island and
the North end.
ALEXANDER HARRIS was knocked
down by a horse at Fourteenth and Mar:
ket streets Saturday night. He was not
seriously hurt.
A MEETING OF the Chamber Of Com
merce will be held this evening to con-
slider matters Of particular interest 10
jobbers in this city.
THR LinSly Echo, a formerly popular
publication gotten out by the students o.
Linsly Institute, will be revived and will
appear again next week.
The Belmont blast furnace will be
blown out this week, or as soon as the
stock iron on hand is used mp. The fur
mace has made very satisfactory ran
on her present blast.
TAE brick work Of the Bellaire Stamp
ing Company's new factory was com;
pleted Saturday, and the iron roof will
be put on this week. The factory pro
poses to be in operation February 1.
CHARLES MORAN was arrested on Mar
ket street Saturday morning for failure
to settle fine that he has owed Squire
Arkle since last August. Moran denied
his identity for a while, but finally
settled.
Mr.. GEORGE CRUMBAcKER, dealer in
coal and ice, has introduced into this
city the Justly celebrated Monongah
coal from the Monongah mines, near
Fairmont, Marion county. The coal ie
peculiarly clean and burns clear and
bright.
A FINE oil painting Of ex Governor
Wilson wss received at the Capitol to.
day from ]. W. Miles, OF Wheeling, and
was hung in the Governors reception
room. 1t Is work OF art well worthy
OF trip to the State House TO see.>-
Charleston Star.
In Justice Davis's court on Saturday
Pat Fahey and Jesse Truax were brought
for a hearing on the charge Of stealing q
watch from /. B. Miliken. The prose
cutting witness vas absent and the hear.
ing Wss postponed and the hoyg held
::nder $1,000 each.
H.11ocK Bros. will commence work
nm the Eotf street bridge over the new
bed Of Caldwell's run in about ten days,
and and y vhen at It, promise 10 push the job
to quick completion. The ChaplIne
street bridge is finished aAd when this
one is done the run can be turned into
the new channel.
TIE glass tableware trade, so far as the
factories are concerned, is not very
aourishing, Pittsburgh factories, while
nearly all in operation, are not running
to their fullest capacity. The Ohio Val
ley factories on tahleWaFe gre pot doirg
any too well and the same is tR4e ol
Western Ohio towns. = Bellaire lnds'
pendent.