Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-05
rAnAsDrAscY.
Minor City News and Pertinent Taik
and Comment

SEVERAL Of the mills shipped nails on
the Andes to-day.
ForR men were arrested on warrants
Yesterday for fighting. 1
THE North Wheeling glass house works
are doing a rushing business
SEVERAL of the police force bad their
new straw hats on yesterday.
H. TrLDES was arrested YESTERDAY Ter
dumping night soil at the Riveyside land-
ing.
ONLY one mill in The Crescent works was
working last night, owing to the Intense
heat.
The Top mill forge department. night
turn, made only three heats yesterday. IL
was too hot work for them. 81
The wallis of that portion Of the Grant
House burned q week or two ago, were
being torn down yesterday.
THE Ever to be Right" Literary Society
meets in the English Lutheran Sunday
School rooms this evening.
THE repairs to the street at the corner OF
Market and Twelfth are completed, and
make quite an improvement.
FRANK WARNER presented the Riverside
base ball club with q dozen fine bats, in
honor of their victory last Saturday.
THE Belmont Riverside and LaBelle
ractory's are working from 6, A. NJ. to 5P.
NJ. taking one hour at noon for dinner.
THE Riverside forge department did not
make full time yesterday. The night turn
knocked off after making from three to
four heats.
GEO. BRIYTos, an employe of the .Etna
mill, says he was robbed Of a gold watch
and 50 in money last Saturday night, by
South Side thieves.
THE work Of laying the new flat rail on
the Citizens railway line is progressing
rapidly. Yesterday the men were WORK
ing on Thirty-third street.
THE La Belle forge department was of
Yesterday afternoon. The weather was too
hot for the night turn. Everything will De
working full force again this morning.
MERCHANTS report business much better
than last week. Everybody is in a good
humor over the settlement Of the disagree;
ment between the manufacturers ana
men.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Jordan yesterday
received a communication from Secretary
of State S,alnaker, announcinga reduction
of five per cent. in Ohio county Valua-
ton.
HANNAH BowLEs, colored, was sent to Jail
for ten DAYS by Squire Petterman, yester-
day morning, in default Of a fine OF one
dollar and costs, imposed for disturbing
the peace.
THE Top mill nail factory is working the
10 hour system this way going to WORK at
s.. \. VI. and only taking a half an hour az
noon, quitting work al half past 1 O'Clock
i'll the afternoon.
THE work Of removing the machine shop
machinery out Of the nail factory at the
La Belle mill is about finished, and the
sixteen rev nail machines will be placed
as soon as possible.
WM. L~AyGHIIN'S bond as constable Tor
CLAY district was received and filed before
the Board at commissioners yesterday;
also that Of Kasly Il Brooks as contractors
to furnish coal TO the county.
YESTERDAY afternoon Mrs. Cuddock, who
resides at 1884 EOif street, while feeding a
fine English bull dog. was badly bitten
through the right hand. officer Williams
was called in and killed the dog.
In the Board OF Commissioners yester.
day, Mr.. Boring made a motion thai John
Burns be paid Sl27 on account of work
done on the p, w. & Ky. road. The Presi-
dent ruled Mr.. Boring out OF order.
TIE julius Caesar company have secured
Tue ODtIt I1OUSt dI bkSubNh ahN va
eycurt there on the steamer c. w. Ander-
son next Friday afternoon, for the purpose
of presenting the play in the evening.
Mrs. WALLACE, who will sing at the
Opera House Friday evening, returned
from Europe with Adelina Patti last fall,
and had the pleasure OF singing for the
diva, from whom she received much COM
mendatiOn.
HENRY DIETRICH, an eight.year.old son Of
Paul DIETRICH, of the Eighth ward, was
pushed over the river bank on Saturday
evening, and sustained a fracture OF the
right arm, near the shoulder. DR.. Pipes
reduced the fracture.
JONI GARNER was released from the lock-
up yesterday morning, and Judging from
his appearance, the man was all right men.
tally and physically, and it is to BE- hoped
that .he heart trouble will not again
effect him in a similar manner.
THE REGISTER is under many obligations
to G. II. Stull. and the proprietors of the
MtcUigcuccr, NcrS Letter and lOlks6IaH for
fayors and offers of assistance during the
temporary disablement OF our steam apar-
atus. Each and all will accept our hearty
thanks.
THE stockholders of the Wheeling Park
Association met at Clerk Hooks office last
right and elected the following gentlemen
as a Board of Directors: Louis F. Stifel,
Theodore Schriyer, H. Bierberson, Aug.
Rolf. Geo. Hook, Anton Reymann, Henry
Stamm, Frank Walters and Adam Hess.
They adjourned without transacting any
other business of Importance, Tn direc'
tors will meet to day and organize.
GEORGE r. TAYLOR will open this morn.
Ing o new and choice selection of Real
Point Gaze Lace articles. such as Collars,
Collaretts, Vests, Scnrfs, Sleeves, Flounces,
&c. The ladies should call and see these
rare and costly goods.