The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-02
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THIS SAN Souls Day. Ma 2. EB5
A NEW gas house Is being erected at tie Top
Mill! 49, - ,Es,.i W. ~ F2 N titg67
itsrEnpM was payday for the city EN-.
ployes. ,eloua'FsQ a :.
The first cast was made at the Top Mill
blast furnace, yesterday. iiRt
"A Mn. sMrIfi late Of Frostburg, Nd, Is tho
new Superintendent Of tho Belmont blast
furnace. giH...,
liorrNAs 4 soS are receiving immense
shipments Of tanbask Rtthelr South Side tan.
merry this week. ,-y-, 3 ...lfIs
Two moro marriage licenses were Issued
yesterday, one 10 u colored couple and the
other 10 whites. G'E.a
TnE General Wheat property, OH Chapline
street, near the Court house was sold, yestert
day by Auc'loneer lialler to George Mathews,
for u, 0t3.' i''Y S-TrstE2tS I1feE p
YESTERDAY DIV. c. Carol & Co. coin.
menceu the building OF tho new Lal,ellemill
The structure. IL 10 DO entirely OF iron and
will be pusl'cdto speedy completion.
A sEAr rail has been placed about two
feet from tho cases. tho entire length OF The
public library. The library md rea,ling
room still col, linues to be popular. Over
nine hundred books are out al present.
A NEW vein Of coal has been discovered III
ChRpllae FIN. The discovery was made III
Crumbacker's mine, which Is beyond the
Creek mill. :" The vein Is a four foot one and
the quality OF coal Is excellent It Is
said to be finer than any yet found herea.
bouts ind burns spendidly. N.yI
TnE Washington County Agricultural
Society," at their meeting Mt Washington, Pa,
on Tuesday, took steps towards purchasing
larger grounds. This Is considered necessary,
owing 10 the crowded condition OF the pres
ent grounds during tho past few years. j.
W. Mcdowell was reelected President. N 4
CoSslpEEAnLE complaint Is made OF The
mutilation Of the paper ON bill boards about
the city, rs well ns the occasional injury Of
the boards themselves. by mischievous boys.
MI. Shallcross, the owner, does not like to on.
force the law, which Is extremely severe, be.
cause OF the irresponsible age OF the Offenders,
but f0rbcarance has ceased TO bel virtue, and
parents will possibly Save trouble and ex.
pense'' b., caulioning their boys. w '
TIE Mountain Lake Park Association not
being prepared to- undertake. the work of
constructing the lake this season, company
OF gentlemen OF this city and elscwAer In.
terestcd in the success OF the new resort, hive
offered to build the lake and take building
lots III payment. The work Is now going on
rapidly. and next summers visitors will lind
beautiful sheet OF mountain water, twenty
acres in extent. with boat houses and boats,
walks and drives, etc. Wa Sos !
THE suit OF Sophia swarsb,ch againsl the
Ohio Valley Protective Union to recover an
insurance policy Of $1,000 on the Lille Of her
deceased husband. will be put on trial this
morning in the Municipal Court, 10 the fol.
lowing jury. J. NJ. Todd, Enoch Ball, u X.
Irwin, John A. Lash. John ". boring, YIN.
". GutMaD, Joseph Graves Daniel White.
head and Christian Hess. W. =. Hubbard
represents the plaintiEand II N. Russell and
Robert White the defendants.
Is coming out Of the house yesterday morn.
Ing III response to the tire alarm sounded
from The corner Of Tenth and Market streets,
hook and ladder company No. i met with a
slight accident The snap connecting the
rein to the bit Of one Of the horses broke, and
the strain coming sud.lenly on the olherliup,
the animals swciyed suddenly and the for.
ward wheels striking the side OF the door tore
ont aportion OF the wood work. A double
tree chain was also broken. Tue breaks were
. repaired with straps in njifIy and away they
went on time as usual. q II 4.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted 10 record
two eeeds OF trust and two deeds in fee. The
latter are rs follows: Deed made Oct. 81,
1857, By Vim. Porter and wife, to Margaret.
wife Of John L. Coen, In consideration of
$780, for tract of land in Pleasant Valley,
this county. on Edginstons lane. containing
one.f0urth OF an acre. Deed made Oct 81 :,
1852, by William Porter and wife to James
AIonzo Porter, in consideration Of. $3.50, for
one.eightli OF m acre Of ground on Edsing.
toms lane. In both of these deeds Samuel ].
Boyd releases any tllin he inay have on
the property transferred.
Six additional suits for $4,000 each we're
recently brought in the Municipal Court by
Caldwell Il Caldwell, attorneys for John, S.
Robinson, administrator Of, the estates of
Lincoln Wright, l,enj an!in ". Stebbns,
Joseph lihaman. Eugene Trainer, Stephen
Kent and Emma Maria Booth, against the
Wheeling, Pittsburgh & Cincinnati Tra,ispor-
tation Company, owners Of the steamer Scioto,
aud Capt. lnglebright, owner af the John
L,omas, THO sums claimed being damages for
the loss Of tl!e lives Of the parties named by
| the fA'lous Scfot0 disaster, on the fourth OF
last July. Several OTHER suits, It is sid, will
be brought. ~ > : e. z E$RE ~
The Cumberland Daily Mtps has Inc follow
ing about the lady railroad evangelist who
was recently here: "Agentlcn,an residing in
Wheeling has given Miss Jennie Smith II lot
olgronnd ut Mountain Lake Park, under the
proviso that she shall erect cottage on It.
This being the case the Baltimore & Ohio
empioyes, propoSetto provide tho, funds for
I'm NV IL i'll ur ,hypr .,
cons report appeared in Frederick peper to
the effect that the Baltimore & Ohio railroud
hal presented Miss Smith Il house and lot,
md this the Baltimore Il Ohio officials desire
to correct. US it was having The effect. Of de-
terring subscriptions for the house.y'Fr r. 81
TUESDAY evening very p1inful! accident,
the result Of some lIallow Fen
prank It is supposed, occurred ut Flu, Grove,
by which Frilz Miller, a ,thirtceniycar old
son OF Il. NIL Ter, a shoemaker in, East Wheel.
Ing lost The sight Of his right eye For some,
time past he has been employed at lfervey's,s
out the National road, and had become Il
general favorite with all who knew him,
Tuesday night he called ut William Cham:
bers' for some purpose, and was standing iii
The yard talking 10 Mrs Chambers, who Was
Oh the porch, when q piece OF barrel beading
came sailing through the air, the sharp edge
cutting directly through, The boy s eye BALI
II is supposed The board was thrown BY some
boys for fun Yesierdny4hfleruoop,y Tic eye
having. been found to be useless, Ii was Re.
moved by. DR.. HardeSty, assisted by yomo
brother ply phyfsi na .7:s = t'$! ,s.ni*sSS
A CERTIFICATE OF Incorporation was yyester
day Issued by the Secrcarytof State TO com.
pany to be known rs the GaIlipolis and
Huntington Daily Packet Company, formed
/ for the purpose OF running one or more
steamboats, Oil the Ohio river between CALI.
polls Ohio, md Huntington, WeslSVa for
the transportation Of passengers and freight.
The principal Office ottha Corporation is to
be kept at Huntington, on the wharf boat,
and the charter, expires in 1852. The atm OF
81 500 has been subscribed ihE the 1lnrposa 81