Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-07
CITY CHIPS.
Facts and Fancses Gathered In sad
Aboatshe Village.

Facts and Fancges Gathered In ana
Aboatshe Village.
TIE Committee on Accounts meet to-
night.
eSIrtweren in the lookup at 1 O'Clock
this morning. 4 81 z
oSE marriage license was issued By Clerk
Hook, yesterday.
The mills throughout the city have about
completed their repairs.
The Wheeling Pottery will not resume
work until the 18th inst.
QuIrE number of new buildings are be-
ing built throughout the city. sse
Two deeds OF trust were admitted To
record At the clerks Office, yesterday
TIE Fifth ward market house was re.
ceiving new coat OF whitevash, yesterday.
BusINEss among the Squires has taken
quite fall. No case On their docket yes.
.-terday.
TIE Committee on Streets and Alleys
met last night, but no business,of interest
TAEwestesn Union Telegraph Company
fled mortgage on. their entire property
for $500, 600 at the clerks office, yesterday.
THx vigilant engine was at the shop.
yesterday, having the spring fixed, and
was ready foi service in a remarkably short
time. aNa ~ ~ 49,
THE Contra, and South Wheeling glass
works will start up again on the 18th. The
wOrkmen at both places are hard at work
making repairs.
THE pavement on Twenty-frst street be.
low the hook and ladder house, which has
been so bad. has been torn up, and new
pavement is being laid.
THE remains OF Capt Thomas son were
brought down from the wreck yesterday on
the Welcome, and were taken on board the
Telegram for Matamoras.
CONSTABLE ST., MEYERS sold Kittie Manus'
entire furniture at public sale yesterday
afternoon for debts. The gross proceeds OF
the sale amounted TO about $500.
The foreman at the United engine house
says the reason they aid not get water on
the fire the other night was because one oil
the reel horses got tangled up in the har'
ness. ....
Carr. SEAMAN, Of the Little Anna, says
that he will not take out any more public
excursion parties, as last night satisfied
him that it was not safe for children and
ladies.
THE ST. Paul Literary Society report hav.
ing an excellent time on the Fourth The
picnic was adjourned to Westwood's Hall,
because OF Indictment weather, where they
INDUCED in dancing and games Of various
kinds.
The fire plugs throughout the city Should
be inspected as several Of them are SO en-
bedded that q connection couJa not De
made until the pavement vas torn up
around them, especially the one on Main
Just south of Seventh streSt.
SWEENEY & SoS are soing an immense
business nj their foupdry. They need sew
eraI more No. clippers, and will pay a
GOOD price. This foundry will not shut
down this sunner. as they have orders on
hand that wiz keep them at work until
fall.
THE fr1owing conveyance was admitted
TO rer1rd by Clerk Hook, yesterday. A
deeG made the Sth day of June, 1882 by
Bhn NJ. Cummins to DIR. K. II. Billiard, in
consideration Of s. 600. for lot No. 239 stu
ated at the corner Of Eof and Sixteenth
streets.
Quite large party left on the p, W. &
ny. road for Ocean Grove Wednesday.
Among others We noticed the following:
Mrs. Ben Hildreth aRd family, Mrs. c. W.
Brockunier and family Mrs. Jacob Grub
snd family, Mrs. L. O. Delaplain, Mrs. S. p.
Hildreth and Miss Lula Hildreth.
The Yigilant men claim that they never
did make better time than that OF the other
night, rs they were out of the house before
the second round Of the alarm was finished
and also that the spring on the engine did
not break going to the fire, but in crossing
the railway switch on Main street, near
Twenty.frst. going home.
IPany of the members Of the Humane
Society would have happened on Chapline
street, in the Fifth ward, yesterday after
noon, they would have bad good case
against a countryman, whose horse was so
poor and weak that he dropped on the
street, and il took the united efforts oil
about eight men TO get him up.
PETER HAMG. who resides at No. $3.50
Main street, lOStqf very valuable gray horse
out of his stable some time Wednesday
night. The first they knew of the animal
not being there was when the boy went to
feed him yesterday morning. 1t is not
known whether the horse was stolen or got
out himself. At any rate, he had not been
found at late hour last night.
LAST evening about IL O'Clock Night.
Waterman Wilcox noticed that the gas
light in the office at the back of Schultz's
confectionery store was turned out. He
very quietly got a few men and Officer
Fugate They entered the store and made
an examination, but did not find any per-
son. The front window was open, which
showed the mode of entrance OF the would
be burglars, and escape to the adjoining
building. which is about one-thir5 com.
pleted, any small boy could effect an en-
trance that way as there is nothing to stop
him, except TO raise tie window, which has
no fastening.