The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-17
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
20
Matters OF Minor Moment in and About
the City.

THE GRAND this evening-"signal
Lights"
OPERA House. this ovenins-"NTcFeo
oil Dublin"
Tnn LaBello mill on the South Side,
is running full.
The rolls were again changed in the
Riverside plato mills, yesterday.
The eight aud nine inch guide mills
at the Etna-Standard are off on account
OF scarcity of orders.
TIE county commissioners made their
monthly visit Of inspection to the in
Urinary yesterday afternoon.
GoRroN's famous and popular min.
strols will be at the Grand Monday
night, giving one performance only.
A MARRIAGE license was yesterday is.
sued to Charles Morgan, aged %, and
Amanda Davis, aged II, both OF this
city.
"JANE" by Frohman's company, will
be the only attraction at the Opera
House next week. 1t comes Friday
night
CAR No. 90, OIL tho electric line. was
put into service after being relitted and
reprinted. She looks altogether bran
new"
A NUMBER of South Side people will
go down the river near Clarington in
lew days and give Il thoroughgolng
Country dance"
II. G. WElsKE yesterday qualified rs
administrator OF the estate OF John Ii.
Opit2, deceased, and gave bond in 81 200.
with D. NJ. Campbell as surety.
TIE flushing of the water plugs on
Market street has converted the sandy
wastes into swamp and mire. The
street is in disGraceful condition.
IL the criminal conrt yesterday the
case OF W PlatoiF Taylor, indicted for
bigamy, was continued till tho next
term and he was released on bail in
500.
LAST evening a large party OF South
Side people went out Caldwell's run to
Nortons, where Il country dance was
given. 1t was an enjoyable and success
ful affair
TINS evenings meeting OF council is
called Tor general business, but there is
nothing demanding the body's atten-
ton especially except that Zane street
electric railway ordinance.
The special mems meeting Eat the
Y. NJ. @. A. this evening will BIO adj
dressed by Rev. L. II. DornbIaser. Last
night Rev. Mr.. Birmingham gave an ex-
ceIlent talk to the young men.
YESTERDAY in The police court, VIM.
Fresh was fined s. and costs Tor disor-
der at Mrs. MilIcS's in Alley q, and Ed.
Cooney the Same for raising disturb
anco in tho Grand Opera House.
LAST evening Prof. Watman lectured
at tho Fourth Street NJ, L. church on
"DelsarIc Philosophy = Theoretical"
This evening he will talk on the prac'
ticai sido OF tao same subject
PArRroi and Betsoy Murphy were
arraiencd before Squire Gillespy, on
charges OF assault and breach of the
peace, preferred by Mary Stubb9. They
were diamisaed at the compliments
costs.
TIE last Of Prof. E. B. Warman's Ice.
lures in tho city will DO his best. II
will be his special lecture on physical
Training" 1t will be given under th2
Y. II. G. A. auspices on Friday evening.
November "a.
OK tho evening of November 90, at
Westwood's hall, masquerade ball will
be given by tho L. II. j. S., which
pron:scu to be successful affair, rs n
largo number of tickets bave already
been disposed OF.
THE council committee onipolice will
hold meeting this evening before the
council meets. The strcots, alleys and
grades committee is called to mcct at 2
n. H., to 20 over to the Island and in
spcct that part OF Hano street which the
Wheeling railway company proposes to
improve.
THE attendance from Wheeling ut the
Notification meeting did not crowd out
our enthusiastic citiZons In fact it
seldom or never does. They appear to
think over there that it is more blessed
to receive than give. Still we will help
them ous when called on.-Mnrtin'S
Ferry Ntw'
W. J. BoDLEY was sent to jail by
Squire Gillcspy yesterday to await an
INQUIRY into his sanity. The hearing
was partly finished aud continued.
BoLlcy is troubled with ali sorts OF hal.
lucinatioEs and was believed to be dam
gerously insane.
A MARROW escape from fire was ex-
perienced in the second story OF the
Hawley block, Main and Tenth streets,
last night. Tho insulation had worn
oil an electric wire, which, coming
in contact with the woou. started
a blaze, but it was quickly discovered
and pu. out.
HOW CANDY IS MADE.