The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-08
LOCAL BREyIr1Es

Matinee at the Grand to-day.
The Grand this evenlng-"A Cracker
Jack"
Opera House this evenlng-"A Trip
to Chinatown"
The council committee on streets, al
leys and grades has been called TO meet
this evening. as well as the committee
on whnTyes.
Clerk Hook yesterday issued a mar
riage license TO Fred Null. aged twenty
seven, and Emma Stoeppei, aged TWEEN
ty-seven, both residents OF this city.
In the police court yesterday one dis
orderly case paid fine OF IS and costs.
Another d!sorlerly and two every day
drunEs went to the hill in default OF the
cash.
The warmer weather has caused q
sharp decline In the ruling quotations
on eggs In the Wholesale market. In
cases they are now quoted at IS and 20
cents.
Work was resumed yesterday on the
erection OF the X. OF p. castle. on the
South Side. after having been sus-
pended for several days on account Of
bad weather.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Is now open for passengers. freight and
express between Bellnlre and Brilliant
It is thought the other points will be
open in q day or two.
Last evening the council committee
on accounts held n meeting and audit
cd the books Of the clerk and receiver
up 10 the end OF the year. Everything
was found in good shape.
John Collins had q hearing before
Squire Gillespy last evening on the
charge Of stealing a quantity Of dyna-
MITE from Hatfock e Company, at Elm
Grove. He was fined SO aud costs.
Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 70 re-
cord q deed made January Z, by Edward
Reid and wife TO George s. Feeney, for
$4,000, south one-half of lot 6. square I,
east side OF Main, north OF Sixteenth.
President Lally. OF the Smith Brew
Ing Company. celebrated the re-pur-
chase by local capitalists OF the Cen
trail Glass W6rks:- Jy presenting each OF
his East Wheeling patrons with q half
barrel OF nle.
The Ohio State Board OF Health, with
representatives Of the local boards OF
the Ohio-sId towns, will meet at Bel
laIre this morning and probably take
steps to lit all guarantees against the
river-front towns.
The rain predicted for yesterday did
not materialize. but spring-llke wealth
er prevailed. The snow and ice thaw-
cd and covered the streets with slush
and mud. Colder weather and snow Is
announced for to-day.
One Of the most popular calendars
gotten out this year was that OF the
Goebel Brewing Company, of Detroit,
and the local agent. E. c. Ball. has
been tormented by hundreds OF applica-
tons since his supply ran out.
The Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly, with a new set OF delegates,
will meet and organize next Sunday
afternoon. It Is said thut the new
oomers will try 20 Dust the old and ex-
pcrienced members from Office.
"a Country Merchant" TO be given
Mt the Grand the last half of this week,
commencing tomorrow night, and In
Guiding n Saturday matinee, Is q very
attractive farce-comedy Of the better
class, and Will no doubt do good busi-
ness.
Mills Nos, and s at the Aetna-stan.
dard resumed yesterday. Nos
10, II, Is and 10 go on to-day and !. 2, .,
4, s, O md 0 tomorrow. Tho sand pot In
the galvanIzing house Is being replaced
by new one. New shears are being
put up for and ;.
Says the Pittsburgh Times: A re-
ception committee OF Pittsburgh Ma
sons met at the Seventh Avenue hotel
last night and arranged for the recep..
tlon OF the Nelson Lodge No. 80, OF
| wheeling, W. Va, which VIII Visit
Pittsburgh brethren next month.
The woman who was beaten by an
other woman in boat house near Sis
tersyIlle on Monday, and who was re-
ported TO be fatally hurt, Is said TO be
Nora Flynn, OF this city. She was still
alive lost evening. but the chances were
HaId to be against her recovery.
Yesterday the delivery wagon of
james Quinn. the tea merchant, was
standing in North Benwood. when q
passing electric car frightened the
horse and u ran away, scattering tea
and spice and other commodities all
over the street. No other harm was
done.