The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-23
LOCAL BIInvlrlEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.

Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.
The GRAND this ovening-"our Coun'
try Cousin"
DoN'r forget the charity supper at
Arion hall this evening.
A MEETING of the council committee
on accounts will be held this evening
The Baltimore Dental Association
will start up in few days at ll4l Mar
ket street.
Yesterdays bright sun and gusts OF
high wind were more ike April than
November.
In both sides of the circuit court yes'
terday the docGets were called. No
other business was transacted.
THE Magnolia Fishing and the Rod
and Gun clubs will have a bowling con-
test at seibert's Garden tonight
The Atlantic engine responded to a
still alarm and put out blaze in an ash
bin on Mr.. Branfass's premises, in
Alley y.
IT is semi-of1icially reported that tho
Belmont blast furnace will be put in
blast next week after an idleness OF sew
eral months.
The appeal from the probate OF the
Michael Reilly will has been set for
hearing in the circuit court commence
ing next Monday.
YESTERDAY a number OF the members
OF the board of county commissioners
went out to inspect the national road
and the new bridge near Roney's Point
RAPID progress ia being made on the
construction OF the new Capuchin mon:
astery at st. Alphonsus church. 1t will
be very extensive building when COM
pleted.
THE Women's Union Circle OF tho
First Baptist church will give socia!
entertainment in the lecture room oil
their church this evening at 7:45. The
admission will be free to all.
As PREDICTED in the IETELLIGENcER
there was a big demand for seats for
"Jane" at Houses music store when the
sale opened yesterday morning, and a
full house is assured at the Opera House
Friday night
OVER 400 prisoners are now confined
in the Moundsville penitentiary. With
the lO4 new cells now being put up
there will not be enough cell room for
all of them. giving each one a cell. -Four
were brought in this week.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record a deed made November II by
Elizabeth Buchanan to George Hok'
man. for $1,000. piece OF ground on
Middle Wheeling creek, near Kim
mins's mills, containing 1855 acres.
THREE keys on black string were
found on the street yesterday, and the
owner can get them at the city gas Of.
fee. There is also bunch OF keys on
chain awaiting an owner at the
SWheeling G. Elm Grove railway office.
a GOOD patronage should reward the
ladies OF the Women's Union Beneyo'
lent Society at the supper to be given
under their auspices this evening at the
residence OF Mrs. Mary Metcalf, ITO Fiji
teenth street. It is for the benefit OF
the worthy poor of the city, and supper
will be only fifty cents.
w. +. DILLON, formerly OF this city,
has been elected president OF the Castle
Rock Red Cedar Single Manufacturing
Company, OF Castle Rock, Washington.
Messrs. Wilson & Chapman, OF this city,
have received car load OF these shin
giles. They are said to be more durable
and cheaper than pine shingles.
YESTERDAY Baltimore & Ohio freight
train stalled coming down grade on
the Pittsburgh division. Investigation
showed that it was overloaded by the
home.b bound members OF Beltz's refined
comedy company, which went out to
Claysville Tuesday night and gave a
performance to an audience composed
Of fourteen people.
The schumann Quartette, musical
organization from Chicago, gave con-
cert that was first class in every particu-
lar at the First NJ. Z. church. Bridge,
port, under the auspices OF the Epworth
| League, last evening. The programme
consisted OF quartettes, inrerspersed
with solos. The piano solos OF Miss
Desseleene Herbeson and the humor-
Gus and dramatic reading by Miss Helen
Bailey Babcock were encored. The at
tendance was large.