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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-09-02

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-07
ASAVING IN COKE
said Ia be Contemplated in the New
KnllrOnh.

The Wclsburg Hcwhi gives an account
of-,hc new railroad to parallel the 7. W.
X. to Wheeling, which was given in the
EE.r,rrE Of Tuesday. 1t i probably mis-.
token, however. in the ownership. 1t
say:
The road contemplated seems to be a
branch of what is known as the South
Pennsylvania. and the projectors may or
may not be, largely New Workers OF the
Vanderbilt stripe. 50 far, PittSburg iron
men seem to be largely interested IN the
main route known as the Pennsylvania
South. and their object seems to De 10
break up {; certain monopoly than prevails
between the old Pennsy lyania and the old
Baltimore cumpsnic, in the carrying OF
coke Vt prices Of their own hNlng' lheSe
prices are claimed to be extortlonate
One Of the engineers told an officer OF the
T.. W. a X. that the new road, which
seems q,,ite mysterious affair. was being
built bv the Economics, Of near Pitts
burg.
The branch down this way, says the
Uc,aT, seems to be intended 10 do the
same thing for Wheeling and this region as
re,,ards the coke business. \ part OF the
agreement between the old companies, II
seems. fixes the transpOrtion OF Connels'
vile coke to Wheeling at about double
the price. high enough at Pittsburgh, at
which they deliver it at Pittsburgh
There IS no good reason beyond the ability
TO menOpolize why it cannot be de-
Iiyerpd ut very small advance
over the Pittsburgh figure; and II that
can be effected, it would be asaving, 1t is
said, 10 the iron men of Wheeling OF from
81. 900 to $4,000 an establishment per
wear. An immense quantity OF COKE IS
Consumed, and the railroad transportation
of coke alone is a @ery large business. OF
course, all the intermediate region is in the
same boat with Wheeling. The parties
zoviag in this matter, it may also DE OBJ
served own large bodies of land in the
Connellsville country, and naturally want
an outlet for their coke and coal.
So much of the road as is advantageous
locally TO Pittsburgh, it seems, is already
constructed, striking the Ohio at the mouth
OF CHARTERS creek. The branch down In
our direction leaves what is known as
Ridgeyille, in Allegheny county, aud Is
surveyed down and over on to the waters
OF Cross creek: and thence down the river
through W"llshurg as we have indicated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-07
HEAVY DAMAGE SUIT.
1.b, W. Drakc wants $4,000 From
III. Iu,ctiou Iron Company.

7,,, w. brake wants $4,000 From
,beJuhctiou Iron Company.
Yesterday John w. Drake brought suit
!, the Circuit Court for $4,000 damages
AGAINST the Junction Iron Company. GA
the 18th of last February the grindstone
NJ the works of the Junction Iron ComPa-
nv at Mingo, Ohio, blew up, killing one
man and wounding two others. Mr.. Drake,
wbo is a mailer in the employ
Ct the company, and lives
in North Wheeling, was one
os the wounded. Mr.. D.. was severely in
inre.d in both hands, had several bones in
bis rigbt foot broken, and was confined to
his he'd for five weeks, and claims he is per
manently manned. Besides his physical
,niuaies he has incurred large medical
hills. He says that the company was oper-
atinr three engines with only one engineer
10 see to them, and that this engI-
neer was bsent from his post
of duty at the time of the accident.
Mr., ID. made demand upon the company
for some compensation, alleging, that II was
through the negligence OF the defendant
that he had gotten hurt, but the company
not only refused TO pay him anything Tor
the damages he asserted he had sustained
hut also declined to make him any allowance
ior the time he had lost during his sick
ness. Mr.. Drake then retained John y.
Pendleron, Esq, as his attorney. and IN
structed him to bring suit for $4,000. Inc
papers were filed in court yesterday, ana
the writ served upon the President oil the
company last evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-07
A FINE SUCCESS
Mas the Complimentary Concert TO
Mrs. EO6 Last Night.

Mrs. kOn LAST NiEnt.
The complimentary concert rendered to
Mrs. c. ". EoG by her friends and admir-
ers took place last night at the Opera House,
The attendance was a gratifying proof Of
the lady 5 popularity, as almost every seat
in the lower part of the house was taken.
The opening chorus, soft Evening
Breezes." was sung in very acceptable
manner by Messrs. Mendel, Day, Lucas and
Seeley.
Mrs. c. ". EofTchO for her first solo the
well known ballad "rwiCkenham Ferry,
aud in answer to general demand Tor an
encore she gave The Three old Maids OF
Lea" Both were sung in excellent style,
the latter being more suited To the range
Of her voice than the former. Sbue elegant
floral offerings were presented 10 Ms. EJH
al the close OF her solo.
PinSutl's "ris L. waS sung by Mr 4. \.
Lucas in q pleasing manner
The Cornct solo By Mr.. J. fold, II West
Alexander was a good performance, AMI
showed that the gentleman rrr,eurr.! great
technical abilities. II WAS deser'ed.y en-
CCrcd.
Mr.. Ankles pleasing tenor voice "a,
heard To advantage IN Sullivan $ Ny
Dearest Heart.
Krhc's In Terra Soda was nlayei By
Mr.. c. ". EaN in q yr-y acc raD.e ami
faullcSs manner. His dr.icl-e tuIca was
we'll calculated to bring out ;nc beautiful
singing quality Of a SleIuw. grand piano,
though not the &utiIuated Jss!l which was
used d. this COLCert
The second part OF the concert opened
with CluribeIS well worn ballad, Il Cannot
Sug the Old Songs, sung 10y Mr.. Day IN
stead Of the solo advertised 10 be sung by
Mr.. Seely. No explanation was given Tor
this substitution, which occurred on ac'
count OF the non-arrivaI OF the music Tor
the violin obiigsto.
The compass of Mrs. EON'SYyiCe and her
technical execution were admirably shown
in BeuedlCt'S ROudO, Mel Dolce InClutO.
and the loud applause fully demonstrated
the appreCtiOn OF the audience who were
not satisfied until the lady reappearei and
SAM an encore.
Professor SchOckey's proficiency as a solo
viOlinist is already so well and tayOraOly
Known that il will suffice to state thU be
played Dayid'S composition, lie petit TIM
bour' in a mastery manner. Besides the
loud applause Prof. SchoCkey was present.
81 with handsome bouquet; by general
request he played an encore.
sulliyan's pathetic ballad let Me
Dream Again" found an able interpreter
in Mrs. Nellie S Palmer: as an encore she
sang Rubenstein's Thou Art 50 Like a
Flower II has been sOue time since she
sang here and her temperance was sig
nal for hearty applause.
Mr.. ". Day sang Schleilarth's pleasing
wsltZ song who Will Buy Ny Roses iset'
very aCceptably. but it was ditlcult Sc
.cCtiOn as it is certainly not suitable for 4
gentlemsn's voice, but he mastered II IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-07
NEInMHnRMO lnp OTIS

The Riverside Glass Works is laying a
foundation for a building, which is TO be
used rs an office. This addition has be-
come necessary by reason of increasing
the room for the engravers. This compa-
nv started with two engraverS, ard they
now have fifteen at work, and still are una
bic to keep up with their orders for en-
gravcd work.
The annual camp meeting at Mounds
vile, West Virginia, will commence AT
gust 10. 1853. a grand temperance mecs'
ing will be held on the camp ground July
{, 1893.
The election in Woodsiield for village
officers the md inst, resulted as follows:
Council, A J. Pearson, X w. Pope and
c. Helbling; Sealer of Weights and Me-
ures, Louis Stoehr; School Directors, L.
W. Pope, J. RoegseEger and |. 7. FarquhGr.
The distilery OF Hute Lippincott, abclt
seven miles north of Waynesburg, Fl,
was burned about 5 o'clock "Wednesday
evening. The fire originated from some OF
the pipes in the distillery building, and
had gained such Roadway before noticed
that it was beyond control when discover
ed. The property burned consisted OF the
distillery, planning mill and new saw
mill, the latter just having been completed.
Some grain was also destroyed. The ware
houses in which the distilled liquors are
kept are separate from the still house, and
consequently escaped the flames. Some
have placed the cost of the property de-
stroyed at $4,000. There was no insur
ance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-07
FACT AND FANCY.
Minor city News and Pertinent Talk
and (Ommen.

ana tOm"eh-
lis about time for little sunshine.
The theatrical season in Wheeling will
run 10 June.
OFFICER FRERoLp ran a disorderly case in
yesterday morning.
\ rlAIN drunk was run in by Lieutenan
Sylyis, last evening.
4 CHOICE lot of native steers will arrive at
the tockyards Monday.
THE ball season will soon be succeeded
by the festive picnic time.
The Committee on Scales met last even
ing. No business OF public interest was
transacted.
TIE street cleaning forces were busily en-
gsged south OF the streets yestsIday scrap
ing the streets.
Market MASTER EDWARDS says he will
have the market house cleaned as soon rs
the weather becomes more propituous.
Tux meeting of the Woman's Benevolent
Society will be held at 80 this afternoon
instead vi $50, a. advertised. at Mozart
Hall.
c. OlyER, the master maChiniSt at Swee
ney's works, has his hands fall at present
in the line of job work, and is turning cut
some fine work.
c. A. SCHAErER & Co. sold yesterday the
coal property corner Twenty tourth an"
Chapline streets, for Si,225, to Mr. C01.ts,'
of the Fire ard Marine Insurance Cou'
pany, and others.
Ma HEARNE's property at the corner OF
as heretofore published, nor mas Ars' 2ItpP
suld her property at the corner oil wen
tieth and Main to the b. y. railF0Au
company. ., 3,
o,,,ry -, commotion has been created IN
,be civ by the Water Board shutting OH
The water AT persons dwelling VINO nave
SaiIa5 to nav their water tax. An omclal
81 This bndy stated yesterday that they
xnuId shut oil the water at all places
who're the parties have not paid their wa
ter taxes.
OxE OF the prisoners in fhe Jail Of Wheel.
ing named Freeze murderously assaulted
hi or Davis with a bludgeOn. Freeze was
knocked down after q desperate struggle
and ;roned - WtHs}urg HsraH -Ifthis keeps
on growing, We II soon be having Freeze
second Jesse James and his weapon noun
tain howiHer.
Fill of truth-The Monroe Jo"fJD' says:
at is of the gaming table We would speak.
IL makes thieves. 1t makes detaulterS. Ii
makes suicides. II breaks hearts, wrecks
character blasts hopes aud destroys man
hood" Aud the JonTn0! might have
added: IL sends souls to hell, We shut'
der when we think of the fate that awaits
the patrons of the gaming tabIe-esPeciaIIy
in our own midSt-yeS right here IN Nor
the gray-haired TO the
beardless youth. N,tH'"to~" Post. Here,
too.
TRAIN No. |. which left here yesterday
morning at . o'clock hauled by engine No.
100, under the control OF Thomas Boy Ian
and James Dixon. met with an accident
which came very near being serious. The
tain left Warrington on time, and was
running at the rate of 50 miles an hour
when near Barracksville the fireman, Jas.
Dixon, thought he heard something Civ
ing away and told the engineer, who aP'
piled the air brakes, but was too late, as
one of the wheels in the tender truck was
broken, which delayed the train about four
hours, and also No. ; about seven hours.
No one vas hurt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-07
Winding Up the Clock.
when the Weary Wheels Were Almost
StiII, n Lucky Accident Re
yPaIs the Lost Key.
How long diu you say you had it"'

How long did you say you had it"'
"Twenty.hve years"
"What bad cough, with occasionBl attacks
OF hemorrhsge, for twenty-five years" Why,
man, it's a mercy that there's dozen pounds
left OF YOU"
Abraham Orner, OF HlghSpire, Dauphin
county Pa stuck TO his statement, and when
the exclamation OF wonder ceased, he added
Exactly. You're right. II Is mercy: But
the greatest mercy OF all Is that, before
actually coughed my self out OF existence
got hold OF Parkers ginger Tonic, anu few
bottles OF II cured me-" ,,
"Cured YOU? Relieved you. you mean
ii mean what say; il cured me, SAID Mr..
Orner, simply 81 feel like another man.
Please take especial notice: ParkersF ringer
Tonic is not mere essence OF ginger: not
mere romachic. The ordinary preparations
of ginger are beneficial for transient aches,
hut nj that point their value ends Parkers
Ginger Tonic covers a far wider and totally
different field. 1t attacks and diSSlpates
radical and chronic diseases OF the Lungs,
Kidneys Liver aud Nerves. Iii as delicious
to the palate As IL is prompt aud effective In
operation Ginger IS only one among many
pogerful curatives which the Tonic holds n
com hination. Test its virtue for that congh
of YOURS, or for any OF the ills which require
an in yigorant for the whole system.
And, above all. do not permit yoursell 10 De
misled, Pirker's Ginger Tonic STANDS alshe.
Nothing else is .just the same" or lust as
good" Prices soc and ST.. Economy in buying
The larger size. HIScOX & Co, New I0TK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-07
MARTINS FERRY.

john Kline was arrested yesterday and
fined - and costs for beating up Patrick
Ney, on Thursday night. New is still laid
UP from the injuries. This was the on y
arrest made during the week.
Steps are being taken to organize dra-
matte club. A meeting OF several per-
formers in the Two Orphans" was held at
Thoburn Hall on Thursday night Col. 9.
+. Irwin was elected President and w. 5.
Meek Secretary. Committees were appoint
ed TO draft bylaws and select a name for
the club. Another meeting will be held On
next Wednesday evening. The associa,
good talent, and there is no reason it should
not.
Mr.. Charles Senseney, OF Moundville,
wsS up yesterday on business.
The ladies and gentlemen who presented
the Two Orphans" so successfully, vii. be
given a reception at the Hanover Hotel on
the evening OF April 18th, by the Ladies
Union Benevolent Society, for whose b:n-
eft the drama was presented.
Several Martins Ferry people will take
in the excursion to Bellalre on the Princess
tonight. The boat will leave here at half
pas seven, and IS cents will be charged
including admission to the Monumental
fair being he'd at that city.
Messrs. Thos. Lloyd and George Barr nrs
building handsome two story frame resi-
dences on the Garden Spot SIm lel
Strain and Abe Philips, molders in Sper ce,
Bags & Co S foundry, will soon begin The
erection OF houses in this part of town.
MIS- John Hanes and Mrs. James Cline,
OF South Bellaire, ere the guests of !.rs.
Nrria Cline, of the Second ward.
The social at the NJ. Z. Church last night,
was largely attended, and was very tuc.
cCssful as we'll as an enjoyable affair.
Miss Anna Newland, daughter of Mr..
Isaac Newland, was severely bitten by a
dog belonging TO Mr.. Charles Hisey, OF New.
land addition, while out there on Thurs
day evening. Marshal Robert Hanson
promptly filled the ugly canine full of
shot, ending his earthly career.
Mrs. Ed. Wells and children, OF Bridge
port, are the buests of Mr.. J. II. Van Pelt,
on the Garden Spot"
The U. P. Church will hold a William
Penn Social in the church on the evening
Of the l4th inst.
James hurry is erecting coy little res
idence in Martins addition.
Last night Miss Flora Williams. our
sweet little singer, sang at the PEesby terrain
Church social.
Mr. l. T. Linton, the C. Il P civil engi'
reer is in town locating the Buckeye glass
work switch.
Nm. Z. Adrian, OF SmitA6e.d, o, na'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-07
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.

The proprietors Of the Gibson distillery,
recently burned near Bellevernon, expect
TO be in running order again by November
first They have over 81 900 barrels OF
whisky in bond, but they expect to take
1900 out this month. They have three
storekeepers and two gaugers at present.
II is the opinion of observing men that
the fruit in this section has not yet been
damaged by the cold. The extreme cold
weather has kept the buds back to that
extent that the fruit germ has not sutfi-
GENTLY developed to be blasted by the
cold. A backward spring may bring us an
extensive fruit crop this season. Haynes
burg hdCp0tdcd.
Work on the bridge on the Monongahela
at Homestead is progressing rapidly. When
completed it will be he largest iron struc.
ture in the country, being over one mile
long. The south approach near Home
stead is 400 feet long, while the north APP
proach is 5000 feet. Those who have seen
the drawings pronounce it to be hand
some piece Of workmanship.
During the census year there were owned
in Washington county iGl l20 head of sheep
exclusive Of spring lambs. and which yield.
ed 2,4l6, S66 pounds OF wool. These figures
are far ahead of any other county OF the
Union and constitute one fourth the sheep
and wool returned for the whole State Of
Pennsylvania. This county has more sheep
and produces more wool than any one OF
twentv.four States and Territories of the
Union, Washington c@unty against the
world.
WIN H. rlayford, Esq, of Uniontown,
the leading counsel for the Commonwealth
in the Dukes case, is announced as a candl-
date for President Judge in the Fourteenth
district \. 4 Howell and Thos. b. Sea.
blight Esqs, are also candidates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-07
SUNDAY SERVICES.
" here Divine Services VIII be Held
Tomorrow.

International SUNDAY school lesson: Acts
:. - 70. Subject: philip and the Ethi1-
plan
Services at Second Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Vim. H. Cooke, pastor, at lO:5O \. VI.
and ! so r. VI.
Quarterly meetingat North Street church;
Preaching by Rev. +. ". Ryan at 1880 and
$50. Sunday School at o'clock.
Services in the First Presbyterian Church
to morrow The pastor, Rev. d. A. Gun
ningham. d D., will preach AT 1870 A. NJ
and 80 +. VI.
In the THIRD Presbyterian church ser
vices will be conducted 10y the paster, Rev.
J q Lyle. at 1880 A NJ and 7. NJ. Ordt
nation of elders at the morning service.
There will be services in the First Eug-
hsh Lutheran Church to morrow ut 1880
, ". and 80 7 NJ, conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. f.. II DOrnblaser. Sunday school
at = VI, Mr. w. \. Heimberger, Superin-
tendent. Strangers are welcome.
Tomorrow at 1880 A. NJ aud 80 ?. NJ
Rev. Mr.. Fitzpatrick will preach At Zane
Street church on the subject of Christian
BAPTISM" showing what it il, why It Is.
and how it is. All are cordially invited to
hear these sermons. Seats all free. Pro.
bstioners' class at $50 A. N. Sunday school
AZ =. NJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-07
COURT HOUSE.
The Grand Jury-Generai County News
Matters.

Jsnitor Flynn, has thoroughly cleaned
bis Court rooms and has them in very fine
order.
Clerk Hook, was not in a very amiabte
humor Yesterday, nothing in a business
line was transacted in his office yesterday.
Clerk Mccullough of the Circuit Court
was busily engaged yesterday getting ready
for court. He informed the reporter that
this would be very long term OF court, in
past the spring term vas always long, and
that there was good docket though not
extra large.
The following is the grand jury list for
this term of court, which body will meet
Monday:
Washington District-reter Miller and J.
G.. Muth.
Webstcr-Stephen Dcyinney and Lewis
Il. Crosse. >,
Union-James Bodley and A. A. Hwell.
Clay-Alex Bone and John Frew.
Centre-Theodore Kleyis and J. A. Hol-
liday.
Madison-C. II. Collier and W. T. Burt.
RitChie-LOuis Hoelsche.
Richlaud-T. p. Phillips.
Triadplphia-AlOnzo Loring.
Liberty-R. NJ. Bonar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-07
Personal POINTS.
Fresh Gossip OF the DOings OF Various
People.

Miss Mary V. Houser, of Cadiz, is visit
ing friends in the city.
Chas. Behler is confined to his home on
Market street by illness.
Mrs Josephine Woods and daughter, OF
Baltimore, are visiting relatives in the
city.
VIM. II. Robinson has rented the old
lantern works on Market street for storage
room.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas l.. Niche have re-
turned from Philadelphia, and are stopping
at the 81. James.
Samuel G.. Robinson, of Clarksburg, who
has been visiting in the city, returned
home yesterday.
Miss Oracle Tinnell, of Clarksburg, who
has been visiting at the residence of Mr..
VIM H. Robinson, returned to her home
yesterday, much pleased with her visit.
Mrs. Geo. i. Caldwell and Mrs. NJ. +
Whitaker, two of our most accomplished
yocals,s. left last evening for New York,
where they will attend the Patti opera tes-
tivsl
Mr. Cummins. of Pittsburgh. brother
iu.law OF the late Mr.. Doyle. who, with
his TWO daughters, was Murdered 81 West
Union. Tuesday night passed through the
city last evening, EN- route for West
Union.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-07
NO LICENSES.
Was the Verdict of the Wellsburg
Election.
Other News From There-Eastern Ohio and
Western Pennsylvania Notes
and News.

The election for town officers and council,
which came of on Thursday at Well'ourg'
was unuuestionably the quletest ana most
orderly election ever held in the burg.
The contest for Mayor was hot and close
one. the candidate on the citizens ticket
receiving a majority OF three, while the
full temperance Council was elected by an
average majority Of lis. The following is
the ticket elected: For Mayor-E. A.
Frost Citizens ticket; w. II. Gelsthorpe,
Clerk, Temperance ticket; John Brown,
City Sergeant. Citizens ticket; John Nc
Elroy, Street Commissioner, Citizens
ticket; J, G. Jacobs, School Commissioner,
Temperance ticket. The full Temperance
Council is az follows: J. W. Carmichael,
Robt. Scott, David Brown, Geo. w. Russell,
Thus. BOYd and Geo. J. Graham.
Campbell Palmer, Esq, is tearing down
the Old brick house that stands on the cor
ner of Charles and Urana streets. near the
Presbyterian Church, and intends building
a handsome new one in its place.
MIR Marcellus Roberts, one of our pop
ular and enterprising citizens, was married
on Tuesday to Emma Henderson,, of JEFF
ferson county, o.
Miss Jessie Merryman. OF Wellsyille, O.,
is visiting friends in town.
Miss Stella Swearinger, of Holidays
Cove, is the guest of Miss Jennie Jeif-rs.
VIM. Tucker is erecting a new building
on Charles street to he used for offices and
and a residence.
Elder Mortimer's lecture at the Disciples
Church on Friday evening was well attend
ed, and the lecture on From London
to Paris" was very interesting and en-.
joyBble one.
a. J. McElroy just completed large.
contract for slate roof for ). George, and
is negotiating for some other large con.
tracts AleX. has been giving good salts
faction in his business, and has all he can
attend to-
The ladies of the NJ E. Church will give
a social in the basement OF their church on
Thursday evening. All are cordially in
vite6 TO attend.
Miss Title and Mr.. Willie Burke, OF
Wheeling are the pleasant young guests
of the family of Mr.. Popton.
The demand for coal at this place is so
great that the banks are unable to supply
their trade.
Mr.. Oscar Seely, a well known Wheeling
gentleman, has rented q store room here
and intends opening a plumbing, gas and
steam fitting establishment.
Mr.. Frank VOlhardt who has been liv-
ing in Martins Ferry for some time, has
returned home to superintend the con-
struction of handsome new business house
now in course of erection below the court
house. and in which he intends opening
first class barber shop.
DIR. WalkenShaw will open an Office in
the room adjoining T. H. Marks furniture
store The Doctor is pleasant gentleman
and we wish him success in his profession