The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-05
LOCAL nREvrrIEa
Matters of Minor Moment in aud about
tho City.

| Matters OF hIlnor Moment IN anu anoue
the clu.
THE Riverside stool and iron works
will pay oil the men this afternoon.
TnE total loss by thursdays fire is
put at $4,000, and it was all covered by
insurance.
A GENERAL change will DO made in
the Baltimore & Ohio time card q week
from tomorrow.
South sIDERs along chapline street
are glad 10 SOC the new lease OF LIE OF
the street cleaning department.
The Jolly Six, a South Side social or
ganization, vii give their first bail OF
the season, Friday, November %.
AUG GEsrLER, who threw AID Caves
out Of Second ward saloon some time
ago, was yesterday lined s. and. costs by
Squire Arkle.
THE yard and alley in the rear OF the
city building aud about the new jail are
being paved with iirebfick by Con-
tractor Lemon.
The new machinery for the Wheeling
Coffee aud Spice Co. has arrived and IS
being put in the plant on Fourteenth
street west OF Main.
The B. & o. and street railway tracks
at tho junction on Eoa street, below
Thirty-second, have been raised four
inches, and are now at grade.
ALBERT, aged seven, a son OF John
Clayton, Of the South Side, was thrown
from one OF Baers' big delivery wagons
ttaut I'D, ., n a hrnlya has arm
The Democrats will have their clos
ing meeting OF the campaign this even
ing, while the Republicans will 20 to
Pittsburgh and give them the town.
Or the foreigners naturalized yester-
day twenty-nine are known Republl.
cans, seventeen known Democrats and
two unknown. Many OF the Demo-
Gratis were from Benwood.
FOURTEEN out OF fifty.four ouifi s for
voting places have been called for. The
others should be called for to-day. II
they are not they must be sent out by
special messengers tomorrow.
Times in dramatic circles have been
remarkably quiet for some time past,
but commencing next Monday both
theatres will have attractions pretty
regularly for the rest OF the season.
The regular young mems meetings
will be held at the Young Mems Christi
an Association building at 4 o'clock on
Sunday afternoon and at 7:45 o'clock
Saturday evening. All men are invited.
FRANK LEwEDAe, a boy living on
North Coal street was run over by
wagon in the street yesterday morning,
and two ribs were broken. Witnesses
blamed the driver, who was not known.
EVERY club which expects to partici-
pate in the Mother Hubbard" parade
should have q representative at the
meeting Of the chief mnrshal's staff at
the Hotel Behler at 8 o'clock this even
ing.
The Tariff Champions are called to
meet promptly at 2 o'clock this after
noon at the Central headquarters,
whore Agent Iomlinson will have
tickets for sale to Pittsburgh for the
members OF the club.
JAMES HARDEN, aged nine, son Of
Elizabeth Harden, was arrested yester.
day and will be taken to the reform
school at Pruntytown next Monday. He
is the toughest kid OF his age in town,
though said to DO bright boy.
/. RINEHARr & TATuM have sold for Z.
O. Whyte to Albert Foster the dwell
ing house No. 1923 Market street; con-
sideration. $500. They also sold lot
No. Z, in Prather's subdivision OF the
John Reid farm, on the National road,
to j. a. Hersberger, for $500.
Mr. g. W. SAWYER will talk at Evan
gelistic Hall Sunday night on Sym
patty for the Unfortunate" A stove
has been put up in the hall and the
room is now very comfortable. Addi-
tional seats have also been added. The
services open at 1880 p. m.
ANuMBER of well.known young society
gentlemen entertained the Cotillion
club in a pleasant manner at Franz
helms hall last evening. Dancing to
the music OF Killmyer was the chief
feature of the affair. About twenty-five
couples were present The toilets worn
by the ladies were especially fine.
LARGE crowds will go to Pittsburgh
over both the Pan.H Handle and B. x o.
roads, both on regular trains and on
the specials, both leaving at s p. M, to
witness the Republican demonstration
this evening. Fully as many outsiders
as members of the clubs viii CO. Cars
are reserved for ladies'. Fare for the
round trip, 81 80.