The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Matters of Minor Momen: In and About
tho City.

Matters of Minor Momcn: In and About
The GRAND thiscvcning--"Thc Fairies
WE'LL"
orrnA House. this cvening-"Unclc
Isaac"
TuE Council committee on ordin-
alccs is called to meet this evening.
A C%nAurAuQuA Circle IL to be organ.
lied In tho Thomson NJ. L. church this
evening.
TIE rcwiky trcstlc caught fire from
hot slug near the BGnwood mill yoster-
day, and the Eighth ward hose put It
out.
+. ScIIENCK ( Son and their employees
have Mmichbly agreed upon new scale
OF wages and arrangement OF hours OF
work.
DONALDSON, LEWIS & Co. have COM
plcted their removal to tho old Kull
carriage works, on Main street, in the
Fifth ward.
ELECTRIC motor 81 rot her brushes
out OF order last night about II o'clock,
just above the creek, md didn't get in
until nearly II.
a MARRIAGE license was yesterday Is
sued to Samuel L Sprigg, aged twenty
eight, and Barbara L. Holmes, aged
twenty-five, both Of Wheeling.
Az Elm Grove motor struck Fishers
milk wagon ut the Bethany pike cross
ing and knocked it all to pieces. The
driver and horse escaped injury.
ALI the bids for tho work OF putting
the proposed electric elevator in tho
Custom House were rejected, tho ap-
preparation being smaller than the low
est bid.
Thomas HILL and Willard Armstrong
wero up in the police court yesterday
on plain drunk charges. Hill was fined
and Armstrong dismissed, US 1t was his
first appearance.
TIE County Commissioner yesterday
decided to elect an engineer ut tho
County lniirmary at next Mondays
session. 4. J.. Simms Is so fur the only
applicant for the place.
IT is stated on good authority that
Jewett has been selected as hcadquar-
tiers for Il number Of officials Of the
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie road, and that n
small repair shop will be erected at
that place.
DURING the NJ. +. Conference the
electric cars on the Benwood extension
leave Forty-third street twenty minutes
later at night, so that persons desiring
to attend evening sessions from points
on the extension can do SO.
THERE is q great deal OF complaint
about the gang OF toughs who nightly
assemble OH McColloch street at tho
cast end OF Fourteenth, insulting
women and annoying men. The prac-
lice ought to be broken up.
THERE is a mystery about tho way"A
Cold Day" draws people. The Grand
was well filed again last night to sec it,
and all were enthusiastic. Carlotta's
dancing is great. This evening "Thc
Fairies Well" opens at this house.
WILLIAM IRoNs reported to the police
last evening that n small black dog had
been stolen. from him. It had 4 scar on
its side, and 4 man was seer carrying it
through the Fifth ward market house.
Irons will pay Il reward for its return.
II. C. S~nALLCRoss's sons have pur-
chased the Wheeling Omnibus and
Transfer Company's property and bust
ness and will continue it ut the old
stand. They are capable and expert
enccd. j. P. Shallcross is Supsrin-
tendent.
"UScLE Isaac will be presented ut
the Opera flouse this evening by Max
Fchrmann and Fcrrce & Fchrmann's
comedy company. 1t is n fine comedy
drama, and has made q tremendous hit
elsewhere, MS it will no doubt hero.
The advance sale Of seats promises the
large house the attraction deserves.
FRANCES J. WIEDEBuscn yesterday
qualified as exccutrix OF the will OF
Henry Wicdebusch, deceased, and gave
bond in the sun OF 81, 800, without suro-
~, none being required. William p.
Hubbard and Chester r. Hubbard quail
flied as executors OF the will OF Chester
D. Hubbard, deceased, and gave bond
in the sun 0 Sl5O,000. without surety,
none being required by the terms Of the
will.
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