The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-09
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IlulINTh VA AllAh AA sAtNA ~
the City.
OPERA House this eyening-Clara Nor
ris.
TIE GRAND this cyOning-uurts Now
city Company.
FRESH cabbage from the south is
abundant in the local market.
THERE was not q case in tho police
court yesterday morning, Whitewashes
have not been frequent OF late.
TIE Council committees on accounts
and elections are called to meet Friday
night and that on elections Monday
night.
YESTERDAY was another typical March
day, Rain and sunshine %alternated,
but the day was excessively warm
throughout.
TIE Jolly Four, Of the South Side,
will soon give u farewell ball, which
will DO u great event in the southern
portion OF the city.
IT is said on the South Side that an
other glass works will be built there
this summer, at tho eastern end OF
Thirty-ninth street.
YESTERDAY Clerk Hook issued q mar
riage license to William L. Spriggs, aged
~, and Mary Z. Bursen, a ged %, both
Of Washington county, Pa.
"JAYE," which will DO seer at tho
Opera House next Tuesday evening, is
said to be one Of the best plays eve
put on the stage by Mr.. Frohman.
THE Granger & Lulu Hurst Co., tho
Georgia electrical girl and magnetic
wonder have rented the Musee Theatre
for a week and will open on Saturday,
the 18th.
TIE last will and testament OF Hem
rietta Richardson, deceased, was yoster'
day admitted to probate and ordered to
be recorded. Il. j.. lIugus is named as
executor.
TIE Hobbs glass factory, OF the South
Side, will put a second furnace in opera
ton this week. The pots were being
put in place yesterday. This will put
on forty or fifty moro mon.
A REGULAR meeting OF the board OF
directors Of the state p%enitentiary was
held ut the prison at Moundsvilln yes
terday, but members said no business
was transacted out OF the ordinary rou'
tine.
LAST night the lace curtains ut Nellie
Whites Eotf street house caught fire
from u gas jet. A still alarm was sent
to the Atlantic engine house, and the
blaze was soon put out. The curtains
only wore burned, The loss was about
$50.
TIE worst street corner in town is at
Market and Twenty-second streets,
whore tho brick paving was taken up
last fall and has never been replaced.
1t should DO put down. A number OF
property owners are raising q strong
kick about il.
MRs. j. A. II. PARSONS, rs administra.
trix OF her husband estate, was awarded
by Judge PAUL an injunction to pre-.
vent his creditors from selling her
husbands property by forced sale. This
was done because tho law fixes when
and how such property shall DO sold.
FOURTEENTH street between Main and
Market was yesterday scrapcd clean Of
tho mud which had accumulated on 1t
in tho past several weeks. About u
hundred cartloads were taken on. Now
the loose paving should DO relaid, and
at once. Market street was also scraped
yesterday.
TOMORROW nights performance by
Mario Wainwright and her fine com
pany OF "SChool for Scandal" ut tho
Opera House, promises to be a memor.
nblo social rs VOL rs dramatic event.
II has boon u long timo since 30 great
interest was shown In u coming nttrac.
tion by the leaders Of Wheeling society.
Tnr b. p. o. Elks will throw their clio.
CANT now quarters in tho |. o. o. +. hall
open to tho public this evening between
7and $3.50 o'clock for inspection. At
the conclusion Of tho reception tho or
der will hold tho first regular session In
Its now quarters, during which nomina.
tions win DO made for the annual cleo.
ton Of officers.
THE Hub Clothing Store has ono Of
the most novel window displays ever
shown in tho city. The arrangement
that attracts large crowds consists OF u
large revolving "wheol Of fortune"
made Of shirts and nocktlcs, tipped
with y%nri.colorod electric lights which
flash intcrmiitant rays Of colored lights,
making u very attractive show.
HENDERSON, who was brought over to
Wheeling from 81. Clairsyille, OH a
charge OF lunacy, and placed in tho
county Jail several days since, and after.
wards sent back to Ohio on tho claim
that he was Il resident Of that state,
was brought back yesterday morning by
the Belmont county officials, who
claimed that no Ia a resident of WesL