Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-22
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FACTS and Faneies Gathered In and
Ahonf the Village.

Facts and Fnnete1 Gafuereo IN anu
Aboaf the village.
THxB.&.O. pay car, Col. Peck, was in
the city yesterday and went out the Hemp
field
THOMAS RYAN. an old offender, was ar
rested for being drunk on the street. yes
terday. ~
Po LITTLE underwent an examiuation last
evening, on the charge OF lunacy, and Ysa
declared sane.
TIE ground was broken >. the corner Of
Fifth and Main ssrecss yesterday for the
ten inch mar
HE taird furnace Of the Buckeye Glas:
works, at Martins Ferry. will be lighted
4 up. next Monday.
| Sd, to Mountain Lake Park, will be put on
sale soon at $4.65 round trip.
VIZ. BESKE and VIM. Deyelin ran q 100
| yard foot race on the Island yesterday fol
$50 side, Deyelin won by one yard.
J. NJ. CtorsroS shipped the FIRST car. o.
the new, crop Of wheat yesterday. The
price paid was s1.oo per busheli quality
| superior.
A MORNING and evening train for the &C
comodation Of Wheeling folks on the camp
| gronds, at Moundsyille, will soon be put on
\ the B. & o.
IL the base ball boom had not struck the
| North End boys would have been COMPEL
ed to leave town, as they have about used
up every other plan Of killing time.
THE stone masons will begin laying the
| foundation for the new addition TO Schmul-
bach & Co.'S brewery to-day. The digging
Of the foundation was completed yesterday
The Little Anna will leave Saturday
evening at 7:3Q P. N. for camPmeeting at
Martins Ferry and return after the sery-
ices are over, and every evening during
campmeeting.
Ar the sugar refinery every thing is
working smoothly, the only drawback be
| ing that at present they cannot make the
syrup fast enough to supply the demand.
but look for big things in the future.
Hos. G. 8. McFADDES was in the city
Yesterday with q number of fine specimens
| Of iron ore which he had picked up on his
farm on Wheeling creek, in Marshall
county, and brought to this city for
analysis.
MEssRs. HoBBs, BRocKVNIER & Co. publish
q notice in the advertising columns to-day,
to the effect that no person will be permit
ted to 20 through their works except on
business, as it greatly interferes with the
workmen.
The following conveyance was admitted
to Clerk Hood yesterday: A deed made
the third day of July, 1882, by ]. +. Hutch
son and others to John McCunn in consid-
Grafton OF 81 900 for parcel of land con-
tanning 3-lOO acres in Ohio county.
THE wyandotte Fishing Club is quartered
at Bakers Point, and send Us note 70 say
that they are having a good time and catch
ing plenty of fish. They report having
caught a catfish weighing fifty-eight
pounds. The catfish story goes on the fish
list, however.
A FLOCK of thirteen sheep ran into the
Court House yard Yesterday afternoon and
into the lookup. Jimmy Mack, who was
in charge, looked AROUND for the arresting
officer, and was much disappointed when
he was told that Dominick Morris had not
run them in.
The North End amateur mines played
match game on the flats yesterday after
neon. Very few bad plays were made
throughout the game. The boys propose to
pick nine out Of both clubs land after q
few weeks practice play the new Standard
nine for the championship Of the city.
FRANCIS BURKE and VIM. McConners
have arranged to fight with soft gloves on
the 4th of August, within twenty miles OF
Wheeling, for 800 a side. Fraucis b.
Baily backs Burke and U. s. Daily backs
McCoDnor. The fight will be a good one,
as the men are said to be equally matched.
The municipal court met yesterday morn
ing In the case of Armstrong, Coen Il Co.
VS.. Theodosia McGinnis and others, an or
der was entered directing the receiver in
this case to collect and pay over to Eva c.
Downing one-tWelfth of the whole of said
rents of the corner house of the real estate
in this cause. Court adjourned until this
morning at $50.
There was q strike of rather small dimen-
sions among some of the boys at the Cen
tral Glass Works, this week, but 1t was
partially or fully tided over by the substi-
tuition OF other boys. Yesterday some OF
the strikers, it is alleged, amused them
selves by stoning the working boys, and
later in the day Charles Lappell, one OF
them, swore out, before Squire Philips,
warrant for Nick Halpin, Elmore Hawkins
and James Marshal. The trial took place
last night, and Col. Jordan appeared for
the State. while l.. C. Stifel represented the
boys. After hearing the evidence Squire
Philips fined them SIS each, but suspended
execution for six months.
LAST evening quite q commotion was
created at the police headquarters, by a
telephone message that a burglar was
in Mansbach'S tailor shop, and for
the officers to come heavily armed.
Lieutenant SylYis responded very quickly
with large Colts revolver in one hand
and police mace in the other. Upon ar
irving at the store q man stuck hts head
out of the second story window, and want
ed to know when the foreman of the
establishment was coming to let
him out" The Lieutenant wanted to
know who he was and what
he was doing in there at that hour?' The
question being put in very emphatic
manner caused the workman to give the
following explanation and that in hurry
to. ~ had some extra work to do and the
foreman locked me in and promised to
come back about O'Clock and let me out.
Now want out" The Lieutenant was
badly cut up by the reply and left in a
hurry.
Secretary of State Stalnaker, yesterday,
issued certificate of incorporation to the
Kapavha and Chesapeake Railroad Com
pany,
The road will commence on the north
side of the Great Kanawha river, in or near
the city Of Charleston, in the county of
Kanawha, and will run thence by the most
practicable route as far as may be on the
north side of the Great Kanawha, 10 point
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, at or
near the Kanawha Falls, in the county of
Fayette The principal business office shall
be in the City of New York, and the certi-
ficate shall be perpetual. The capital
stock of the company is 81, 100000, divided
into shares of 500 each.
The corporators are as follows: Calls p
Huntington, New York, six shares; Isaac
f. Gates, Elizabeth. N j.. six shares; Jas.
B. Halves, North Tarrytown, n. Y, six
shares; Z. II. Pardue. New York, six shares;
George Dawes, New York, six shares; w.
H. Hoseman and c. P. Snyder, Charleston,
w. Va, ten shares each.
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