The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-16
LOCAL DREvITIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In and about
tho City.

soSG recital by Madame Rolla at /. o.
.. +. hall this evening.
THE Council committee on real estate
is called to meet this evening.
Two d~isorderlios were fined in the
police court Saturday morning ind one
IN tho evening.
A MULE team OF Noill & Ellingham's
upset and broke tho wagon on the
wharf Saturday.
ALBERT kRAdH, q native OF Germany,
wa admitted to citizenship in tho cir.
cult court Saturday.
HATTIE TAYLOR and three inmates Of
her house on Eoii street were arrested
by the police Saturday night.
The meeting OF tho Madison school
alumni. called for Saturday night, was
postponed until this evening.
ExcAsArIoS for tho now rectory Of
st. Matthew's church has been begun
and work on tho house will be pushed.
Yesterdays proposed run by the
cyclers to Brownsville, Pa, was post
poned until next Sunday, owing to tho
storm.
On tho evening of Thursday, May &c,
Rev. DR.. r. R. Swopo will preach to tho
Knights Templar OF the city in st. Mat
thew's church.
WORK has boon actively resumed on
tho roundhouse and turntables Of the
Terminal Company, north OF tho creek
east of Woods street.
The Linsly Cadets defeated tho local
toam at Moundsvillo Saturday by q score
OF Z to 4. Tho cadets will play tho IN
club on the Goth at Moundsville.
Ed FLETCHER and Dolf Myer, both
co!ored, were arrested Saturday for
fighting. Fletcher was horribly cut and
bruised and Myer had part Of q finger
bit of.
THREE converts were immersed by the
pastor of the colored church at Mt.
Pleasant yesterday, and a number of
Wheeling people drove out to witness
the ceremony.
The Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad
Is having big traffic nov. On one train
lately thirty-two passengers left for
Chicago, and there were q number OF
otaoi hiouSu pusseupeTS.
ABOUT 25O jurors have been sum-
moned for the third trial of DR.. George
|. Garrison for the murder OF Dr..
George Baird, which opens in Judge
Paulrs court this morning.
LElNER & FAIRS have drawn plans for
nm immense warehouse and factory to
be built for ]. W. Hunter, the catsup
and spice manufacturer, on the old
Goshorn lots, on Main street, just south
OF the creek.
AT early mass yesterday morning at
the Church OF the Immaculate Concep-
ton, the Hibernians, the members of
OF the League Of the Sacred Heart and
the young mems md young women's
societies received c6mmunion.
TIE police were told yesterday that
Frank Moore, employed by the Stan
dard Sewing Machine Company, had
got an advance on his salary, taken SIS
belonging to a fellow ,boarder at 50
Twelfth street and left the .city.
". L TIBBErs, OF Parkersburg, has
accepted aposition as night clerk at tho
Hotel Windsor. Mr.. Leisenring, who
haS oceu might ClcTh, Will Dcc0mo as
sistant day clerk, taking the position
lately resigned by Mill Castleman.
TIE Beethoven singing society gave
an excursion yesterday to %Stoubenville,
and the steamer Liberty was packed.
The boat returned about half past S
o'clock. Despite the disagreeable
weather the crowd seemed to enjoy the
trip.
ABOUT 200 passengers, butchers, and
their friends from Steubenville, came
down Yesterday on the Wheeling &
Lake Eric road, and were mot here
by several butcher friends. They spent
as enjoyable a day as possible in tho
rain.
JOHN 7. SuEFFLIS and William Dixon
were arrested Saturday morning, hay
ing in their possession a dressed lamb,
which they had stolen from James
Baird, at the Second ward market
house. Squire Rodgers sent them to
jail.