The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-09
LOCAL RREVITIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and about
tho City,

tho City.
THE brick addition to Frank Walther's
house on South Chapline street is near
ing completion.
WoRK on the telephone conduits goes
along rapidly again after two days delay
on account OF the storms,
The pupils Of Centre school will hold
q social at the Arion hall this evening,
A good time is promised.
TnH sinecure club will give a party in
the Musee theatre this evening, Mayors
orchestra will furnish the music,
RAPID progress is being made on the
improvements on tho W, 4 i, G, rail-
road in the east confines Of the city.
john GEpHARr began yesterday the
soddlng of the city's half of the public
building park, and made rapid progress.
WILLIAM HI IN, we'll known driver,
was locked up last evening by Officer
Deylln, on u charge OF indCcency in
public,
CURTs & McLEARY, OF WellsburG,
have Int inc blooded horses in train
ing O. the State Fair grounds, whore
they wcro brought Wednesday,
A POSTER as big as the sido Of house
has been put up opposite the postoilice,
on Sixteenth street, announcing the o.
w, l. outing at the park June 70
THE brick work on the Schmulbach
residence, Chapline street, South Side,
has been completed, and work on the
ornamental front hall commenced.
A MEETING OF the council committee
on petitions and remonstrancesi Is called
for this evening to take action on some
petitions for changes OF saloon licenses.
JoHN EIsENHAuER, aged twonty.six,
and Catherine Hensler, aged thirty,
both natives Of Germany and residents
Of Wheeling, were yesterday licensed to
we'd.
NExT Tuesday morning Billy Mayors
orchestra will 20 out to Bethany. and
remain till Friday night playing for
the commencement and attendant an
nuNl events.
To.MoRRow the annual picnic Of the
flint glass workers will BIO held on the
State Fair grounds, and a most attract
i've programme has been arranged Tor
the occasion.
YESTERDAY tho public schools Of Full
ton gave q largely attended and most
enjoyable picnic at Wheeling park.
This was the first picnic OF the season at
that popular resort.
Dir. I. M. HAsKINs, of Bonwood, has
purchased the Hobbs mansion, at the
corner of Thirty.ftth and Eof streets,
paying $50, 900 for 1t. He will use part
Of it for a private hospital.
LOUIS and Anna w. Elias yesterday
qualified asexecutors OF the will Of Hon
rietts Elias, deceased, and gave bond in
$1,000, without surety, none being re-
quired by tho terms Of the will.
TIE contract for tho new cells attic
state penitentiary at Moundsvllle was
lot by tho board OF directors to tho Van
Dorm iron works, OF Cleveland, at its
bid Of $40, 412 for the entire work.
GoLDIr FosrEn and Jessie Benson, who
were sent to jail at the late term OF the
criminal court in default Of fines, were
released yesterday on making affidavit
that they were not able to pay Their
fines.
BUcH & BorT the liquor dealers, on
Main street near the stone bridge, have
Observation-Disclosures and given
it handsome coat OF paint, which i'm.
proves the appearance OF that part OF
the block greatly.
A MEETING Of the council committee
on finance will be hold this evening to
complete tho making up Of the annual
appropriation ordinance. Before 1t can
DO passed half tho year covered by tho
appropriations will have Sped
WonK proceeds moderately fast at the
incline leading to the Mozart park, at
the head of Forty.third street, but 1t
will require considerable hustling to
have the work completed in tlmo for
tho contemplated opening OF the park
on the Fourth Of July.
ALLEY o, from Fourteenth street to
the alley next south, is in a disgracef. u
condition. II is one succession Of pools
OF shiny Hun, IN places lully lOOt ueep'
The street superintendent should do
something to make it decent 1t is
offensive to residents and passers by
and dangerous to health.
FsuiNe clubs are getting their boats
and tents ready and getting bids on re.
freshmepts. 1t Is told OF a popular city
official, prominent in q leading fishing
club, that when he joined four years
ago he was presented with a costly pole
and reel, but 1t hal never been taken
out OF tho original package,
THERE has been some discussion OF
tho prospects that tho audiences at the
free concerts on tho Public Building
square may injure the grass. Tho poo.
pie evidently want these concerts, and
It might be worth while to erect o
stand 80 that the audience could occupy