The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-09
RELnlIRE.
All Sorts Of Local News apd Gossip fro
the Glass City.

AAN AAtNnN NANJf
Tho full text OF the agreement be.
tween the city and the Baltimore q
Ohio railroad company, as announced
in Yesterdays lSTRLLIGESCEn, has boon
given out as adopted by council, The
concession for the street crossing ms
made by the railroad company ia con.
tanned in the following language: said
party OF the second part (the railroad
company,) agrees 10 grant TO said party
OF the first part the right to extend what
Is known rs Belmont street in tho city
OF Bellaire, across the grounds and
tracks OF said Baltimore Il Ohio rail-
road, Mt the point where said street
intersecls said grounds and tracks, at
grade with said tricks and maintain
and continue said crossing for all pur-
poses OF travel as q part OF said street,
including the right OF q street railway
crossing, but such street railways right
to use the crossing shall be upon such
terms as to safety appliances and watch
men MS may he agreed upon between
the street railway company and the said
the Baltimore SaOhio railroad company.
The said railroad company to open
said crossing over the track OF the COM
pany whenever the city OF Bellaire shall
grade and prepare the approaches there
to, Said party OF the second part
further agrees to construct and erect
over their tracks in said city where
Union street now crosses such tracks, a
new iron and steel bridge on stone
abutments, including fills. The bridge
to be OF the plans submitted by said
party OF the second part; to have two
roadWays, each twelve feet wide and a
sidewalk on each side six feet wide."
In lieu OF this the city agrees to pay tho
cost OF making tho crossing on the
street, to take the new bridge on Union
street Off the company's hands and re.
lieve il from further responsibility con-
corning the bridge, TO provide the rail.
road company with sewerage Tor its
tracks, and that the costs incurred by
the city in the litigation that has been
had concerning this matter shall not be
taxed against the railroad company,
1t has at last leaked out what Hon,
Ross ]. Alexander will ask for underline
new Democratic national administra-
ton. He wants to be assistant post
master general to WELD the aS that will
put Democrats into the postoillces as
fast rs Republicans can BIO put out. It
has been generally supposed he would
strike for something rich. and that no
stood an excellent show for nice, fat
place. but not until this week did ho
conflde the secret outside OF his close
friends, but 1t is out now and
Mr.. Alexander has tho warm and
hearty support OF all the Democratic
committeeman in Eastern Ohio, so far
us heard from, and OF Congressman
Pearson. He would like to beat McKin-
10y for governor, but has wisely con.
cluded that 1t may DO easier to got the
assistant postmaster generalship.
Two Cleveland men have been here
for some days negotiating with the east
ern representatives OF the Bellaire
street railway for an option on that
line They got the idea that the street
on which the street railway Is run was
to DO opened through tho railroad
yards and hastened to close the deal.
II 1t was finally Consummared, and that
fact could not be learned yesterday, the
purchasers will be surprised to find the
rope that is attached to the right Of n
street railway over the railroad tracks
Mr.. j. K. Miller, the we'll known rail.
road contractor, was married yesterday
to Miss Luna Grouse at the brides
home west OF town. Mr.. Miller Is seven.
ty.one years Of age, but is hale and
hearty old gentleman. His bride is
about thirty. They left yesterday after
noon on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad for wedding tour.
The wife OF Platoft Brewer has made
application to the probate court to have
her husband taken charge OF as being OF
unsound mind, and Deputy Sheriff Oar
by will take him to ST. Clalrsville for ex-
animation.
Eggs bring thirsy.hve and forty cents
in this market and sliced ham sells for
twenty-five cents pound. Most peo-
pie buy it by the slice, as TO purchase q
whole ham would take weeks wages,
The case OF tho Herencourt Brewing
Company against Dorer & Smith and
Mrs. Hess comes up in the common
pleas court this morning The latter is
sued as surety for the first named
S. Stacker Williams, who has been
here for three days instructing Masonic
officers OF the city and neighborhood,
left yesterday evening for his home at
Newark.
The city board OF education transact
cd routine business Tuesday night and
paid Sl,5B0 in bonds and coupons and
Sl,651 GO teachers salaries.
NJ. NJ. Meehan is acting secretary OF
the HItna Manufacturing Company
temporarily, until the company finds
such man as they want
There have been iorty-six acCessions
TO the First NJ, L. church during the re.
vival meetings.
E. G. Hoff, of St olairsvillc, was down
yesterday on business