The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-10
LOCAL BREVIrlEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and abou
the City.

Matters Of Minor Moment In and about
the City,
OPERA house this evening-Roland
Reed,
The Electric Sparks, an East End So
elal club, will give a dance tonight at
Beethoven hall.
DISPOSITIONS in the VanKeuren Coun.
Gil contest will DO taken by the contest
ant Monday morning.
MRssRs. II, Kildrers and Frank Hall
have purchased the Exchange res,
taurant on Market street.
TIE Union News Company, which
was burned out along with Caldwell &
Peterson, is rebuilding OH the old site,
TIE case Of Kerwin & Tyler ys. tho
Nail City Lantern Co. occupied tho
entire time OF the circuit court yester,
day,
PRoF A, NJ. STEVENSON lectures with
stereopticon accompaniment at the u,
/, church tonight A large audience
is assured,
JOHN BURRHARDT was fined 50 and
costs in police court yesterday morning
for pulling oil the curtains OF hack the
night before.
A MARRIAGE license was yesterday
issued to Joseph j, Beuter, aged 20,
and Miss Mollie B, Kramer, aged %,
both OF Wheeling,
Cox 4 Co., OF Chapline street, have
contracted TO make number of boilers
for traction engines to be built by u
firm over the river.
The new shipping warehouse OF the
Caldwell & Peterson manufacturing
company in the HempReld railroad
yard, is ready for the roof.
The William L. Wilson Tariff Stu
dents met again last night and COM
peted arrangements for their coming
Invasion of Washington next March.
TIE American Express Company is
forwarding goods for Beilaire via the Q.
d. p. railway from Bridgeport on ac-
count OF high water on the o., L. & w.
tracks.
Coal cars have been SO scarce on the
Pittsburgh division Of the Baltimore &
Ohio road lately that much coal has
been shipped to Wheeling in box cars,
which makes it extremely tedious and
troublesome to unload.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record u deed made June 81, '02, by s.
]. Ellifritz to Q. II. Wire, August
Kramer and Raymond Bauer, for s., 900,
lot 100, on the northeast corner OF Mar.
ket and Twenty-fourth streets.
The electric light bill prepared by
NtfHy GnltnikOR RtIaU and aV,nnnuaI hu
Council Wednesday night, was taken TO
Charleston yesterday by Mr.. 0Kane,
and will at once be presented for the
consideration Of the legislature.
HowLEY, the pugilist, is making his
headquarters ut John G. Kline's place,
near the Terminal station, and Mr..
Kline has fitted up u reception room
there for people interested in athletic
sports, and especially pugilism. Howley
and his trainer practice every day for an
hour or SO.
TIE Pennsylvania Company yesterday
removed the orders restricting the re-
cepton OF freight. Freight OF all kinds
will now be received and forwarded to
all points as usual. The order to stop
shipments for few days was made
necessary by the vast accumulation OF
loaded cars on the company's lines, on
account OF the heavy snow storms.
A BIG mems meeting will be hold in
the Opera House on Sunday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock under the auspices OF
the Young Mems Christian Association.
The meeting will be addressed by Rev.
DIR. A. B. Riker. His subject viii be
1.-THE Sins Peculiar to Men," Tho sing
ing will be led by large choir OF male
voices and an orchestra, The meeting
will DO for men only. No boys under
fifteen will be admitted. The admis-
sion will be by ticket. They can be had
free at the Y. NJ. @. A. building and
from the young men interested in the
meeting.