The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
sTEUBENVILLE LOCALS.
a Pottery Establishment sure this
Timc-COuri DOfnEs-O Items.


Steubenville seems determined to have
q pottery. The project has more prom.
ising aspect Low than ~ any time since
tae enterprise was started. At the meet.
Ing Friday night Mes:rs K. l.. Brown
lee and VIM. Donaldson submitted 5
proposition that If a suitable site was DO.
mated the company, On which 20 cree: the
works they would take one-aa.t the
stock. As $1,000 have already been
raised, and the Liverpool gentlemen are
to take $4,000, only about $1,000 will be
needed if this proposition accepted. 1t
is understood that Mr.. John Edgar will
take this much, aud perhaps more. The
money TO purchase the ground can be had
from our business men and others by
small subscriptions. Messrs johnson
snd Haden, OF Eas. Liverpool, were in
company with the committee on loca-
tion, looking st several pieces Of ground
on Saturday. They were a. very well
adapted to the purpose, but the rolling
mill lot and the orl refinery lot were con-
sidered Us the best, from the fact that
they were near bJLn the railroad and the
river.
The Grand Jury flushed their lsbors
Saturday, appeared in open Court, and
presented twenty-five bills OF indictment.
They found bill agsins. Robert Grant,
John Griffith and G. W. Tucker for as
sault with intent to kill, aud ore against
the same parties for burglary.
These are the men who robbed
Mr.. Monlf)rd Stokelv's house, and as.
saulted Mr John Elliott while dong so J
The others bills were for burglary ard
larceny cutting with intent 10 main, as
ssult and violation Of the liquor law.
In the case OF HorkheImer ys. }. Ross
Mossgrove verdict WAS rendered the
plaintiff for S67. This involves the
plaintiff 10 the costs. The defendant had
offered to confess judgment for iS7, but
the plaintiff had refused to accept.
The case of Litten VS.. KsminsSy came
up for trial but before IL was concluded
settlement was effected by finding tor
plaintiff Of 1915 Defendants Offsets
S56l 20; balance Tor plaintiff, S4l5 80.
The knights Cf Honor ofSlosn' Station
will visit their brethren in this city on
Monday evening, coming down the river
on a steamer. After exercises in the hall
they will adjourn to the Imperial Hotel
and psrtske of q supper which will be in
readiness TOR them.
A fashionable dress ball was held in
Kinds Hall on Friday evening. The
toiettes OF the ladies were elegant.
The Nail Feeders ball in Walkers
Hall on Friday night was success
financially ard otherwise.
Union Temperance Prayer meetin.
was held Sunday afternoon in Luthern
Chapel, on Sixth street.
The river is ) feet inches at this
point and falling.
The Odd Fellows held a celebration in
their hall Friday evening. The fifty
ninth anniversary of the orgaizstion OF
the order in the United States, called
forth the festivities. A splendid time
was had by those present.
There were speeches by Hon.
j. H. S. Trainer, Rev. o. V. w
Chandler, and others, and excellent
music furnished by y chior of singers
Atrecess a lap supper was passed around
1t consisted of ice cream, several differ
ent kinds of cake candies, nuts, raisins,
lemonade, &c. After every one had sat
i,hed their sppetites, the musicians furn-
shed the audience with couple OF
pieces of excellent music and then the
festivities were ended by Rev. Chandler
pronouncing the bencdicuon.