Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-11
CITY CHIPS
Faets and Fanetes Gathered In and
About the Village.

CITY Chips
Facts and Faneses Gathered In and
About the Village.
TEE street railway company win have
new car out in few days.
ONE deed Of trust was admitted to record
at the Clerks Office yesterday.
ANpRxw ScHoEs and Amelia Fisher were
married yesterday. Rev. Werder oficiated.
JOHN CLINE, engineer at the LsBelle mill
was very busy putting up the four new
boilers in the forge department, yesterday
A WARRANT was issued by Squire Ankle
Yesterday for Mrs. VIM. Gilmore, on com
plant of Neva Caps and Maggie Burns, fol
using abusive language. The case will be
tried to-day. .....
The sidewalk in front Of Lotus q
| Reiley's livery stable sunk about three
| feet yesterday morning, caused by the
large brick sewer underlying having cayed
in. The Street Commissioners soon haa MS
force at work repairing the damage.
THE Committee on markets met last week.
Nothing Of public interest was enacted e1-
cept allowing the Colored Guards the use
| of The hall over the Second ward Market
house, for the purpose OF drilling, ETC.
Tur following road surveyors were sworn
in at the County Commissioners rooms
Yesterday: Precinct No. l, Liberty district,
{, o. Duniay, vice NJ. NJ. Dunlap, resigned.
River road, I'd division, ]. Morgan Nc
Colloch. Precinct No. 6. Liberty district,
Jos. Harvey.
The case Of State VS.. Nerya Caps and
Maggie Burns, on q charge OF breach OF
peace preferred by Mrs. VIM. Gilmore,
was tried by Squire Caldwell yesterday
afternoon, and the defendants were placed
under $50 bond each for six months peace
full conduct.
The repairing of the police court room
was commenced yesterday. The judges,
sergesnts and reporters stands will be re-
moved to the south side of tbs room and
enclosed in three foot railing. The old
floor will be repaired and the entire room
receive coat Of whitewash.
The Mannerchor Society pic nicked at
Memminger's Grove, yesterday, but on &C
count of the unpleasant weather very few
of the members were present. They met
at their hall, last evening, where q very
enjoyable evening was spent, making up
for the unpleasant day spent in the coun-
try.
CHAs. BowMAN's residence on Eoff, be-
tween Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
streets, was entered by burglars early yes
terday morning, and $40 in money, a fine
gold necklace and lot of clothing was TAX
en-. From all indications the thieves must
have been scared off, as very large bundle
of clothes which they had tied up was left
on the kitchen foot.
Mr. s. S. WILSON, whose store at Glen
Easton, in Marshall county, was burned on
the I'd inst was insured In the Royal In
surance Company, represented by Maj. j.
V. Rodgers OF THE city, had his losses adj
justed on last Saturday, receiving a check
yesterday from Maj. Rodgers in full OF his
loss. The Royal has no sixty day clause
in its policy, but pays them promptly.
WHILE testing the new engine No. $50, Of
the B. & o. road, yesterday afternoon, they
came up Sixteenth street, and unlucSily
Just at that time a couple OF Catholic
priests were driving by, their horse scared
and became unmanageable, starting up
Sixteenth street at a terrific speed, and In
turning the corner of Chapline street the
buggy was upset, throwing the occupants
out, who were worse frightened than hurt.
The buggy was complete wreck.
THE st. Alphonsus society appointed a
special committee who waited on Mr. L.
Bonenberger last evening. President Chas.
Behler acted as spokesman, and after max
ing a very appropriate speech, presented
Mr.. Bonenberger with fine silver watch
(which was bought of Schiller the
Sixteenth street jewellery as memento
of the regards of the society. Mr.. Bonen-
berger was taken completely by SURPRISE,
and after few moments hesitation he re-
SpOnded in very feeling speech. very
pleasant hour was spent by all.
WE are requested by Jailer Davis to
state for the information of all justices in
chat oil nmmitD1pntS DlnSt
state the offence committed, and with
which the offender stands charged. If it is
a felony, il must state what kind OF a
felony il is. II a misdemeanOr, ii must
state what kind of a misdemeanOr it is.
All commitments, final ones above, must
comply with the conditions, in order to
save the Sheriff from trouble and loss in
his settlements with the County Board.
Justices, as a general thing, are too remiss.
in their manner in sending persons TO
iail. II they don't know the forms of COM
mitmcnts they had better consult with the
Prosecuting Attorney about them.
YESTERDAY afternoon quite an excite
ment was created i'm the Second ward by
report being thoroughly spread OF the
finding OF dead man, buried up on the
side OF the hill. Officer JunkinS and
large delegation from the ward started up
and on arriving ut the spot pointed out by,
the discoveries, the only thing visible was
a corner of an oilcloth coat, the rest of
which was completely covered with rock,
dust and brush. Everybody wanted to go
right to work, but the entire party lacked
the nerve to commence unearthing the
supposed remains. After about twenty
minutes spent in talking as to how the
man was killed and by whom, they started
very slowly to remove the rocks &c, and
on unearthing the object, which was wrap
ped in the oilCloth coat, it was found TO be
an old pet dog which had been buried. 1t
is needless to say the entire party felt like
rauv y,ap whom II WAC recOpniZpl