The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-28
LOCAL %Bl:EVIrlES.
Matters of s1inor Moment In aud abo
the Citr.

Matters of s1inor Moment In aud about
the Ctr.
THE completion OF the Main street
stone bridge is making good progress
now. :
TIE scholars OF the graduating ~classes
Of the public schools finished their OK
aminations yesterday.
ALVIN WHITE was buncoed out OF 81
on tho steamer Congo yesterday by the
three-card monte trick.
WILLIAM HENRY H~ToRsrMAN, a native
OF Germany, was admitted to citizenship
by the circuit court yesterday.
MCKINLEY WILKES, the bloodcd colt
belonging to DR.. j. II. Pipes, broke his
leg while at pasture yesterday, and was
shot.
TIE field day OF the Linsly Institute
has been postponed for several days on
account OF the bad weather and the wet
grounds where the sports were to take
place.
THE weather clerk divided up yes
terday pretty fairly between showers
and sunshine. The afternoon was a
welcome change from the prevailing
moisture.
SUNDAY forenoon the Catholic socio-
ties and knights will go TO Washington,
Pa. on q special train over the B. & O.
road to attend the dedication OF 4 new
Catholic church there.
Work has begun tearing way the
old Goshorn buildings, at the south
end OF the Main street bridge, prcpara-
tory to erecting a large building to be
used by Hunters spice factory.
A noRsE belonging to Wolvington,
the feed dealer, dropped dead yesterday
morning in the shafts of the delivery
wagon, at the foot OF Forty-third street.
The carcass was taken to the glue facto-
ry.
PAT DUFFY was arrested by Officer
Scallv Yesterday for being drunk. About
q half dozen witnesses will testify this
morning that Duffy resisted the officer.
Officer Lukens found E. L. Shamblin
drunk and pulled him in.
LECTURER NJ. V. B. Bennett will lee
ture this evening at Rechabitc hall, on
Twelfth street, and tomorrow evening
at the Chaplino street NJ. Z. church.
Mr.. Bennett is an eloquent speaker,
and should have large audiences.
You've mems meetings will be held at
the Young Mems Christian Association
building at 7:45 o'clock this evening
and 1 o'clock tomorrow. Sunday school
teachers meeting forrthe study Of the
International lesson will be held at 5
o'clock this afternoon.
Buck SMITH was locked UP yesterday
as q vag. He was annoying n family on
the South Side, and threatened to stab
somebody with a knife which he was
sharpening on the curbstone, when
Amos Ditman arrested him and took
him to the police headquarters.
TIE Hun has one OF the most artistic
window decorations in the city. in COM
memoration of Decoration Day. The
work was executed by Mr.. Harry Hanff,
and represents soldiers decorating
graves. with q panorama OF the field Of
Gettysburg in the back ground.
TIE O. W. J.. club gave one of their
enjoyable receptions last evening at
their rooms, i'll honor OF Mr.. NJ. Z.
Swing, OF Washington, D. &C., and Fred
G. Conrad, general manager Of the
Miles Orion circus. The Premier Banjo.
and Guitar club furnished some excel
lent music.
ONE disorderly and two DRINKS made
up the docket OF the police court yes
terday morning. The Ydisordcrly was
dismissed, and the DRINKS fined 81 and
costs each. AS neither had the money
one was sent to the hill ior fifteen days
and the others fine a suspended on
condition that no leave the city.