The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-05
its results reliably and soon, and the
committee adjourned till7:20 n. IN, TO.
LOCAL BREvrrtHs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In und About
tho CITY.

Matters OF Minor Moment In nnd About
tho CITY.
THE GRAND this evening : Floy
Crowell.
TIE public schools rcopcncd yestcr.
dry with TN increased attendance.
TIE Council committee OH petitions
and rcmonstrances is called to mcotthis
evening
THERE were nino cases in the police
court yesterday and tho usual schedule
OF fines was assessed.
= THE Gaiety club will give another
dance this evening Mt Tcutonia hall.
Prof. KilmyCr will play.
Bins for tho construct on Of the now
school house in Webster district will DO
opened this afternoon ut 3 o'clock in
the board OF education rooms.
WoRH OH the wing walls OF the Main
street bridge went right along ycstcr-
day, although the snow had to DO
scrapcd oil 10 allow the new stones to
DO laid.
WonK is progressing on tho rchabili-
tnting OF tho Arbcnz furniture factory,
south OF tho creek, for tho company
which proposes 10 occupy it MS rattan
works.
TIE putting OF suit on tho street cur
tracks to melt the snow is IN awful
nuisance and ought TO be prohibited
under heavy penalties, US it is in nearly
every other city.
FAGAE, SHEPHERD 4 Co. announce in
another column that they have opened
Il brokers' office in the Public Library
building. They will deal in stocks,
bonds, grain and oil,
The In Belle mill was Off Yesterday,
rs the follower oi the piston rod had
been broken on Saturday. The works
will probably not resume before
Wednesday or Thursday.
last night the power was oil the
street cur line again for some time, and
once car was caught Just rs it came or
the Fourteenth street loop and stood
for good while right across half the
street.
CHEZ OF Police McNIcnoL yesterday
turned over his first cash to the City
Receiver. He Ind $iO4 so to the credit
OF the city rs the revenues OF the police
department since he assumed his Office
Oh December Is.
Mrs. EuNICE Mick was buried ycster-
day afternoon at = clock from the res
idcncG OF her son, Rov. Asbury Mick, OH
South Broadway. Rev. DR.. Fullerton,
Of the Thomson NJ. Il. church, con-
Quoted the obscQu!cs.
MAYOR SEAnRlGur lirhtcl tho bio
candle in tho Hub window at : o'clock
last evening in the presence OF large
and interested crowd, which chcercd
him vocliGrously. The people reached
clear across Market street.
JAMES Bunr. who entered tho re.
sidencc OF Air. John Frow on Christmas
afternoon in tho ubscncc of tho ianily,
and made such Il lively chase for several
gentlemen will have n hrarinr hnforn
Squire Gillcspy at o'clock this after
noon.
THE funeral OF DR. Edward Work fool;
place Yesterday afternoon from tho
residence of his father on Foil street
near Thirtv-tirst street Rnv + n
Lynch conducted the funeral ceremo.
MES. Tie burial was ut Greenwood
cemetery.
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adyisement the case Of Mike md NIarv
Croran, CHARGED bv G. 4 Reed With
tresnass. THO Cropans have added
seven feet TO n liyc.ioot icncn ON their
premises. to keen thn nrjrhhors from
looking into their ward. Reed claims
that the fence is HI. and That the
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