The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-19
LOCAL. BnEylrIEs.
Matters Of Minor 1iomcnt In and Abu

Matters OF Minor 1iomcnt In and About
tho City.
The GRAND this evcnlng-"Two Old
Cronics."
Tie steam was turned on in tho now
heaters in tho Reilly block yesterday.
TIN pay train passed through tho city
yesterday-not Florence Bindley'a, but
the B. & O.company's.
TlE will OF Henry Rasscll, deceased,
was yesterday admitted to probate and
ordered to DO recorded.
TIE board Of county commissioners
yesterday paid Its monthly visit OF In
spoctnn to the iniirmary.
IT Is understood that Mrs. Franzhoim
has sold her fine residence on North
Main street to Mr.. A. J. Clarke.
Foun Council committees finance,
natural gas, police and real estate, have
boon called to meet this evening.
a POWER Of attorney was yesterday
admitted to record from tho Brooke
Terra Gotta Company to L. NJ. Strong.
OK account OF tho breaking OF eight
pots the Central Glass factory was COM
pellod to discontinue operations ycstor-
day.
A PRIVATE masquerade was given last
night at Knoko's hall by tho South Side
Athletic Club. Meyers orchestra
played.
ALBERT RgDMAN and Isaac Frcy have
boon admitted to partnership in the
firm Of Redman & Co., the founders and
machinists
IT was reported to the police last
night that u blue chinchilla overcoat
had been stolen from Miss Kate Garver's,
on North Main street.
SEVERAL applications wcro received at
a meeting OF tho Wheeling Press club
yesterday for adm ission US social and
nonresident members.
HENRY sroErzER reported at police
headquarters yesterday that his light
colored ovorcoat had been stolen from
Frasher's night school.
OFFICER CREIGHTON picked up q vag
on the street yesterday afternoon and
this was tho only arrest chronicled till
late hour last evening.
THE pupils OF the Centre grammar
school will give piano social in their
room this evening, to which number
OF invitations have been issued.
TIE feeling for second flint glass
trust with headquarters at Wheeling is
growing in this part Of the Ohio Valley.
ltmay BellGire Independent
In the public schools to-day the usual
Friday literary and Evolutionary enter
tainments viii BIO in tho nature OF tho
observation of Washington's birthday.
AN electric motor yesterday ran over
little dog belonging to c. L. Vankeu-
ren, cutting its body i'll two. A clerk
at McLain's drug store chloroiormed the
beast
REID, tho Bridgeport nuraeryman, has
an advertisement OF interest to those
who are thinking OF buying shade trees.
See it in another part OF this mornings
paper.
Is the circuit court yesterday James
Burk, indicted for misdemeanor, was
admitted to bail on his own recogni-
zanco, with the consent Of the states at-
torney.
II. W. CLousroE, o conductor on the
electric line, and Mary Z. Linton were
Joined in matrimony yesterday. They
went Immediately to housekeeping on
South Eof street.
OFFICER JACOB DENU, who has been
of duty for a long timo on account OF
illness, was able to be on tho street yes
terday, but is not strong enough to re-
sumo his work yet.
TIE Linsly Institute cadets were out
on the street to drill yesterday about
noon, and they won many compliments
by tho ncatncss of their evolutions,
About one hundred OF them were in
line.
TIE Wheeling Typographical Union
Will give its mask ball at Turner hall
this evening Any entertainment under
tho auspices OF the printers is sure to
DO success, and good timo may safely
BIO guaranteed to all who attend.
THE Fortnightly Club gave one Of its
bi-week!y dances last night, at Franz
helms hall. About twenty-five couples
danced to Killmycr's music. Next
Thursday the club will give another
dance, tho last until after Lent.
Mr. BLocu,ot Bloch Brothers Tobacco
Company, says the stories as printed
about fight among girls employed at
the factory the other day were much OK
aggerated. There was no hair pulling.
The girls had little trouble, but moth
ing happened like that which was de-
scribed.
a SURPRISE party was last evening
rendered Miss Sue Butler at tho resi-
dence OF Mrs. Ruth Norris. Miss But
Ter will leave soon for Lincoln, Neb., to
reside. with her uncle, Nelson Taylor,
and this party was in tho nature OF a
surprise. The time was passed pleas
antly by all present.
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Mononguh boycott Sustained.
Messrs. P. II. Penna and John P.
Jones, mombers of tho Miners National
Executive Board, conferred last night