Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-25
CITY CHIPS.
Facts and Fancies Gathered In and
About the village.

Facts and Faneies Gathered In and
About the village.
COUNCIL meets tonight.
To-Day week comes the circus.
TIE city justices report civil business As
booming.
The sugar refinery is doing a very good
business.
To-DAY, investigation; tonight, council.
What luck!
THE Central glass works was running full
force yesterday.
SWEENEY & Sons foundry is doing an
immense business. -
The Public Library win be opened about
the middle Of September.
The workmen are hard at work on the
new brick addition to the Jail
LHUrxsAxr SYLyrs ran three men in last
night for being drunk and lettering on the
street.
SHKRIrr CooPER, OF Brooke county, was
at the Auditors Office, on official business,
yesterday.
OFFIcER JUSKINs arrested two men for
lettering in the Second ward market house
yesterday.
TIE Scioto investigation will be contin-
ued this morning, and all lovers Of fun
should attend.
TIE Committee on Cemeteries met las.
night, nothing but ordinary business be.
ing transacted
J. P. sULLIyAN's little dsughter, who had
her arm broken short time ago, is conval-
escing very rapidly.
The stoneriasons are hard at work on the
foundation to Schmulbaeh & Co.'S new ad-
ditien to their brewery.
THREE will be good music and dancing at
Hornbrook's Park, on Wednesday night.
Cars will run every hour.
The directors of the Fair Association are
preparing to vigorously push the fall meet
ing and fair to successful issue.
The Committee on Real Estate met last
night TO consider claims, ETC., but would
not allow reports to be presented.
The South Wheeling Glass Works are
running TO their full capacity, as the firm
have a large quantity Of orders on hand.
SuPERTSrENDkSr LAWSON finished flooring
the south side of the Suspension bridge,
yesterday evening about half past seven
O'Clock.
ONE of the North Wheeling glass house
horses dropped dead yesterday morning,
and is supposed to have died from heart
disease.
The Municipal Court met yesterday
morning, and adjourned until this morn.
ing without having transacted, any bust
ness of public interest.
AUeUsr WALTER is looking for the man
who started the report of 9 fight at his
saloon on Sunday night. When he meets
him there will be grand row.
WooDsFIELD Lodge No. 377, /. o. o. F.,
will celebrate its 10th anniversary at the
Fair Ground, at that place, on July 10Th.
Excursion trains will be run on the B., u. &
G. road.
A LITTLE girl named Cots, living on
Eighth street, seriously injured her eye,
yesterday, by running the blade OF pair
Of scissors in il. DIR. Hardesty dressed the
wound.
THE sheet iron reofers desire to beg p lr-
don of the sheet iron woi kers of the city
of Wheeling, for the mistake made on the
posters in regard to the dance at the North
Wheeling glass house.
Mrs. WOOD, who had an epileptic fit Sun
day evening, was removed to her daughters
residence, on the South Side, yesterday af-
ternoon. She was still unconscious at the
time of her removal, and there was small
hope of her recovery.
~, The North End Temperance Union will
be addressed. tonight, by the Rev. Cook.
of the Second Presbyterian church. This
society will also hold meeting in Fulton,
next Thursday night. Address by Rev. +.
Ball, of New York Conference. All are in
vited to attend.
THE case of For!yce, charged with assault
on his son, was set for hearing, yesterday
afternoon, before Justice Philips, but
was granted until next Satur-
day, as an important witness for the de-
Tense had not been summoned. The fol-
lowing gentlemen had been summoned to
act as Jurors MeSSrs. A. NJ. Adams, c. +.
Bailey, L. L. Rose, VIII L. Grub, Mark
Weller and Fred. Laughlin.
On Sunday night very holly contested
fight took place at the South End, near
Fortieth street, between q street car driver
got to chewing each other ears, hands, &c,
before friends interfered. One of them
came out of the fight with his ear about
half chewed of. Warrants have been is
sued for both parties. and Judge LETTERS
will decide who was in the wrong to-day.
WE learn that wedding in high lie
will take place in this city at no distant
date. Mr. Danford l.. Bowlin has at last
come to the conclusion that at is not good
for man to be alone" and will lead to the
altar of Hymen, this evening, at the Chap
line Street NJ. L. Church, highly accom-
plished young lady by the name OF Miss
Jennie Z. Miller. We wish the happy
couple much pleasure and happiness in
their life of double blessedness.
QUITE an exciting runaway took place on
Chapline street yesterday afternoon. As
Mr.. Philo Kimberly's coal wagon was
passing the court house, the left fore wheel
ran of, allowing the wagon to drop sud
denly and throw the driver out, which
started the horses, and they tore down
Chapline street at terrific speed, smashing
the wagon, at the corner of Sixteenth and
Chapline streets, against the large 3o-inch
water pipes. The horses were caught on
Sixteenth, near Eoff street, without APP
parently having been hurt at all.