The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-01
LOCAL BREYITIES.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About the



City.
CAPITAL rink this evening-Catholic
Orphans Fair. l.t... III.
THE GRAND this evening-Prof. FitZ-
gerald's illustrated lecture.
GooSEBERRIEs yesterday made their
first appearance this season.
THERE were four cases in the police
court yesterday. The last previous three
days were without case.
THE Opera House Orchestra will play
Mt the lair OF the Orphans and the
Knighs OF st. George this evening.
A GAS main is being laid on the west
side of the Second ward market square
from Tenth street south to Market alley.
ANNIE COSTELLO is accused OF stealing
a dress and some other articles from a
South Side lady, and a purse from Full
ton man.
A LASdE number OF Bellaire people
were preSent at the Catholic fair last
evening, mud the crowd would have
better but for the rain.
THE EnglisS Lutheran Sunday School
will have its annual picnic at the Park
next Tuesday. These piCnics are always
exceptionally enjoyable.
IT is understood that an application
will be made to the County Court OF
Hancock county next Monday for a
license to sell liquor ut New Cumber-
land.
THERE is talk OF Il mile.bicycle.race on
Main street on Saturday, but residents
along the street say they will protest
and call for an enforcement OF the ordi-
nance.
Mrs. LOUISA MAYS, colored, was ar
rested last evening on warrant sworn
out by Hattie Grantham, also colored,
before Squire Davis. She will be given
n hearing this evening.
TIE Knights Of Pythias gre trying to
arrange for reduced rates 10 grand Ma
tional meeting to be held in Cincinnati
June II. The Panhandle road is selling
tickets for s. for the round trip from
Chicago.
THE case OF D. u Phillips and others
VS.. Mrs. Francis, in ejectment, WAS again
taken up in Judge Jacobs Court yester-
day and is still in progress. 1t was set
aside last week for the Kelly-Christie
murder trial
NELSON Foster, colored, was yesterday
fined 81 and costs for abusive language
and s. and costs for assault, by Squire
Davis, on complaint of William Bell, In
default OF the fines he was sent to Jail
for twenty days on each charge.
"JEFF" DAVIS and his friend Engle
left last evening for st. Louis as the van
guard Of West Yirginia's contingent
for the Democratic National Convention
which meets there next Tuesday. They
will travel, as usual, by slow stages.
TIE horse and light wagon stolen
from August Groninger on the Island
several days ago, was found at Claring-
ton, where a man believed to be Gron-
myers brother, had sold it. The where
abouts OF the thief are not known.
1t rained again yesterday. Berry-grow-
ers predict that II the wet weather con-
tinues few days there will be no straw
berries TO speak Of; but as the moon
changes to-day, weather prophets ex-
pect also change Of the weather.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record deed made May Is, by Timothy
T. Mccarthy to Mrs. Fannie-M., widow
OF the late Charles NJ. Knight, in con-
sideratioh Of $1,000, for n lot on South
Wabash street and Hunters alley, on
the Island.
THE commencement concert and art
exhibition at the Female College tonight
bids fair to be pronounced success.
The pupils in mnsic have been diligently
and conscientiously trained by Miss
Throop. In art, Miss Doddridge enjoys
an enviable reputation. 1t is thought
this exhibition will clearly show the
great progress made by her pupils. The
admission is % cents.